We arrived here on July 3, 2020 and camped in campground 2. Campground 2 is closer to the Marina and Campground 1 is closer to the day use area for swimming and the boat ramp. Campground 2 seemed to be larger and the sites seemed more spread out. That said, we camped in the dry camping area and our spot was long enough for our rig, but close to our neighbors. In fact, most campers in our section were camping with tents and our neighbors planted their tents behind our rig in our campsite. There are full hookup sites and electric and water sites available, but we were unable to snag one for this holiday weekend. Our spot was level and in the trees. We have filtered water view through the trees. They do have a dump station here also. The full hookup sites are close together like an RV park, but the electric and water sites are spread apart nicely with green grass and plenty of shade trees. We paid $11 per night plus $8.50 reservation fee and I rate this park F*****.
We utilized their free showers and fee laundry to wash our clothes. Spent over two hours at Best Buy to figure how to transfer pictures to the laptop. It turns out that all my pictures on the phone went to the cloud and the software would not copy them to my computer. So he downloaded them back to my phone and showed me how to download pictures from Aggie's Kodak camera from her computer chip directly to my computer. Kodak software would not work with windows 10. We took several trips around the area and booked a variety show for tonight. We will go out to dinner tonight and ordered a deep dish pizza one night which we got two meals from. The lake is currently 15 feet above high pool level, so some campsites are under water. Aggie took a shot of me repairing the flag pole as the high winds broke two connections that the flag attaches to. I epoxied them and am back in business.
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