Woody Mountain Campground and Bed & Breakfast

Had a great week in our Airstream Daisy camping at Wood’s ! We absolutely loved our time there l, wish they would have been able to squeeze us in for longer. Chris and Heather have done a great job with entertainment and fun. Live music & bingo. We can’t wait to come back! Close to downtown and lots of great hiking. Lake Mary was a beautiful quick drive away. Honestly all the people working there were very kind and helpful as well. 🩷

We love staying at Woody Mountain Campground. We just stayed there this weekend for our 3rd time (for our daughter’s birthday)! They’ve made some additions and renovations since our last trip. We love the convenience of the full hookup for our toy hauler. The staff is very friendly. They provided a free coffee and free glass of wine for my daughter’s birthday which was very nice! We will definitely come back!!

My husband and I stayed for a week, in a pull-through spot for our RV. I love this place - I work remotely, but this was pure vacation. We unplugged except for audio books on cell signal. The tress are just amazing and there is a lot to do and see - and eat! - in Flagstaff. I'd like to make a personal shout-out to camp hosts, Chris and Heather!! They were REALLY helpful and friendly. Chris assisted with some electrical issues we had and referred us to a local RV tech. They also hosted a great event on that Friday on the patio - music and mead. Very nice!

My husband and I have been to several rv campgrounds in AZ since getting our camper a year ago, this one has by far been the best one for several reasons: 1. Coffee shop is amazing...bagel sandwiches are delish as well as their coffee.(cheaper and better that popular coffee chain) 2. Staff is very nice,not just in shop but spoke to an employee by one of the statues; he was very nice and took time for a friendly chat. 3. Other guests- we have never had other guests say hi or even bat an eye at campgrounds. Every person we saw or around us said hi at Woody Mountain, they came and petted our dogs, or stopped by for conversation. It was such a welcoming environment. 3. Sites- our site (56) was well maintained and a pull though so we did not feel like we were on top of our neighbors. 4. Everyday we received a text about entertainment that night at the coffee and wine lounge/patio.( trivia and live music) We will definitely be back. Well done Woody Mountain

RV sites are close together, but everyone was helpful, quiet, and kept to themselves unless invited. The sites are campground sites, so be prepared to level a little or a lot depending on the site. Our pull-through site had a sharp exit turn on a steep slope, so we ended up backing out with the help of folks from the neighboring sites. We're new to pulling a trailer, but even more experienced RVers backed out, too. Other than that, everything worked and was clean. The staff was helpful and attentive. The shop/market is cute, so picked up some souvenirs. All in all, it was a great place to visit. Would go back again!

We booked this campground on a whim and could not be more pleased. Our site was a tent site with tree coverage. The check in process was super easy. The activities that they had during the week weren’t something we joined in on, but only because we didn’t have enough time. The karaoke and live music would have been fun though. The little coffee/wine/conventions shop was so cute and the girls working were the sweetest. I would definitely camp here again.

Lots of shade!!! Very clean and quiet. Nice store and laundry facilities. Only complaint was the dust but that is just the area. And you need a LONG sewer hose at least on our site. Would definitely use this campground again!

Great Stay – We’ll Be Back! The check-in process was smooth and easy, and the staff was friendly and helpful. The campground and facilities were clean and well-maintained, making for a comfortable and relaxing stay. They also have a small shop on-site that’s stocked with all the essentials—perfect if you forgot something back home. We really enjoyed our time here and will definitely be back again!

Woody Mountain Campground. How did we end up here? This place that was probably created soon after Route 66 was established in 1926. At least within 20 years. A market and space management office, paths among the pines. Semi-permanent trailer slots, campfires at night, S'mores gaggles of youngsters walking to the store in the dark, flashlight beams bouncing in the ground, fears of non-existent bears pumping adrenaline, fun kid camping stuff. My brother and his wife rolled in here with their upgraded truck and trailer. We'd spoken of meeting at a mutually good place for two years or more. Woody Mountain was the place. Really nice. We may bring the tent up some time, have a campfire, smell the burning pine, watch forever in the embers, say "boo".in the dark walking to the restroom.

They had a lot of construction going on so it was visually ugly. Less than 5% full and with all of the trees here, they put me with a telephone pole in between 2 roads. Terrible 1st impression for a mom of 2 attending NAU and scoping out sites for my future trips. I can send a picture. I also appreciate the express check in, but I saw our spoke to no one the whole time. With a motor home and being handicap I wasn't going to walk back up to say hi.

Amazing campground !!!!! On Route 66 Also Bed n Breakfast Clean showers and bathrooms Laundry room is clean and big Dog run Best part is it has a wine shop where you can enjoy a charcuterie board and wine So nice Dog friendly Totally recommend this campground Family owned

Pros: Very cute aesthetic. Nice charcuterie & store options! Laundry on site. Cons: WiFi was TERRIBLE, which was a bummer because service in the area was non existent. Bathroom/showers smelled of sewage for all 3-4 days. I'm thinking this is because of their 50 yr old septic (there was a sign in the restroom about being careful with it) Rented a spot for our 21 ft trailer. Was very cramped & took us moving the picnic table to pull in and leave. Not much room for privacy, like at all. Felt like we were sardines. Overall ok experience.

Just saw my credit card, it was over $77 for the night, dry camping. I would have requested a new site but we were so tired after a long drive and decided to put up with it. When I couldn't shake my frustration with the site/cost I went to speak with the manager the next morning.

Love, love this RV park! Huge, tall trees all around to provide ample shade. Yet, still very strong WiFi. Clean, recently remodeled bathrooms and showers. Has laundry and dog park. Has a coffee and breakfast shop. Super nice staff. Dog friendly. Kind people camp here- come and join!

This was a super nice campground with bed and breakfast. Lots to keep you busy. Cornhole, horseshoes, small playground for kiddos, fenced area for dogs to run, wine tastings, and even saw a food truck coming in as we were leaving. A little expensive but worth it. The gift shop had a lot of cool stuff and was fairly priced. Peaceful and beautiful. Friendly staff. Clean and comfortable room.

We stayed here for four nights and the spaces were long enough for drive through with no need to disconnect. Our site wasn't very level--our only complaint--and required wood blocks to level. The park was clean, quiet and well managed. WiFi was spotty at times. We would stay again, if traveling through the area.

Beautiful spot in the forest on Route 66. Very close to downtown Flagstaff. Delicious cinnamon buns and chai latte or fancy coffee on site. Arizona wine on sale, the habanero infused red wine was pricey but a real treat. Day trip to Sedona down Oak Canyon Road was breathtaking.

We picked this campground as a stopover on our way home to California. It's a beautiful campground tucked away in the pines. Great pull through sites. The extraordinary thing about this campground is their coffee and wine bar. Willow, the GM, has a fantastic selection of local wines. She's also got the knowledge to help pick out and try exactly what you want. Willow has the most amazing personality and makes you feel right at home. Their newly renovated patio feels like something you would find in an upscale resort. If you are in the area, give them a try. You'll end up wanting to move in, just like we did.

This place is amazing. I find myself relaxing and kicking back here often while enjoying their wide variety of beverages. In particular Emma (a brilliant wine expert and barista) has been especially helpful to me in my wine journey. I recommend coming here if you want a great experience. Request Emma if possible!

I needed an overnight stay and found this campground. I spoke with Emma by phone and was pleased with her hospitality. Although the cost for the site was nearly $73, the campground was quiet and comfortable.

Very disappointed in this campground. We booked way in advance, gave them the proper measurements for our motorhome and let them know we had two slide outs. The spot that they gave us was very tiny, sloped in two different angles and literally has a power line going through it. The motorhome barely fit in the spot, and the slopes were so severe that we could not get it to level. The people at the front desk did not care, and refused any kind of refund. This place is super shoddy, the power boxes have no breakers, the sewer connections are the wrong size, the water supply line is super shady, this is not a place you want to stay. Especially if you have small kids, avoid this location.

Great Flagstaff campground with a good amount of space between each site, plenty of trees around for shade, decent amenities, working hookups, and nice areas to walk through by yourself or with the dogs. It was a bit difficult to get in and out given the narrow pathways and peoples tendencies to spill out into them from their sites, but we made it work. We also found the ground soft, making our rig quickly become not level, but after using our leveling blocks and stabilizing, it stayed nice and stable the entire time, so all was good.

Terrible service. On March 29th we booked a 4 day RV spot April 2 - April 6 for $300 via their website which said they would be reopening at the start of April. The reservation went through and our credit card was charged along with two confirmation emails saying that we were booked. They don't answer the phone, ever, so we tried to send an email to ask a few questions. On their website they suggest an email instead of a call with a note that says they will respond within 24 hours, yet they didn't respond at all that week. So, I sent a follow up email a week later as we were approaching the day we would be leaving. Around noon the following day we were on our way to their site and I received an email saying: "Hello, Yes, we had to delay the opening of our campground due to weather conditions earlier this winter. Your reservation was canceled about a month ago, and the full amount was refined back onto your card. A cancellation email as well as an explanation of the cancellation was sent to the reservation email address at that time. I apologize if you did not see the email, and also for any inconvenience this may have caused. Please visit us again in the summer!" Which is ABSURD because we didn't book it a month ago, nor did we receive such an email or a response OR a refund!!! I sent an email addressing this issue and they haven't responded. At this point we are just going to open a complaint with our credit card company. And after reading these other reviews about how unimpressive their actual site is and their services when they are open, I'm glad I'm not wasting anymore time with them. That said, it's pretty horrible to tell the person they are closed on the day of arrival. I highly recommend you find another spot to stay. Luckily the Grand Canyon Railway RV Resort had a last minute opening for us otherwise we wouldn't have anywhere to stay. Thanks for a whole lot of nothing Woody, aside from a panic on where to go on our 5 hour drive to you.

So first off I was hesitant about the comments here regarding the road and train noise. Neither bothered us as most RV sites are near a road. Never noticed the train the entire time we were there, you'd have to be outside listening for it. So I wouldn't let that deter you from staying here you'll miss out! It's beautifully tucked into the pines with open to use forested area with designated trails for you and your leashed pets to roam around on. Also available is a "bark park"! WiFi is excellent so is cell service I have Verizon and full 5G at the site. Id say the spots are a standard sized RV spot. I was happy with our spot #19, Id stay here again! Also the restaurant and staff is VERY friendly and accommodating! The food is excellent it's that mom & pop quality food that's hard to find. We had the Woody Mountain Omelette and I'd get it again for sure!

Our group used an RV site and stayed at the B&B for two nights. Good WiFi. As someone else noted, it's a little tight pulling into the spot, but doable. B&B was recently renovated, comfortable, clean and decorated perfectly. The little store/gift shop had great local food, wine and great comfortable areas for lounging and working. We came mid March and had snow on the ground. Will totally come back when warmer so we can sit on the outdoor patio and play some horseshoes.

This campground is very clean with a beautiful setting in the tall pine trees. It's very easily accessed being close to Interstate 40 and downtown Flagstaff is just minutes away. But far and away the best part of our experience here were the people that work there. Each and every one treated us like old friends rather than guests just passing through. We will definitely stay here again when we go to Flagstaff. BTW- try one of the breakfast sandwiches, they're delicious!

We went on our maiden voyage in our new camper this past weekend and Woody Mountain was the perfect first spot!! It is located about 2.5 miles from downtown Flag, but still has that nature, "in the woods" feel! Their spaces are great, surrounded by trees, with anywhere from tent camping spots to full hookups. We went with the full hookup so that we could try out all of the features in our camper and everything worked great! You do pay for it, at a little over $50 per night but to us, it was worth it. They also have an adorable little market/restaurant, laundry, super clean and warm bathrooms, wifi, showers, and each spot has a picnic table. They have dog waste stations scattered throughout so that everyone picks up after their pets which is super great. The grounds are extremely clean. The camping spots are somewhat close to each other but if you go during a not-so-busy season, you can snag a spot with plenty of space. The ONLY downside to our stay was that you can hear a train at night. The first night it kept us up quite a bit but the second night we were not bothered by it at all. Either we were used to it, really tired, or it just didn't come through as often! Anyways, I would DEFINITELY recommend this campground to anyone looking to stay in the Flagstaff area. The service was so friendly and accommodations were everything that you'd want in a campground.

Made a reservation called to cancel spoke to a person who assured me it was within the 48 hour of booking timeline. They called on first day of reservation and I explained that we spoke to a person who said it was fully refundable. Month and a half later 4 calls with messages to human beings and no call back. Manager just called blamed computer problems for messages, found a credit, and explained 2 weeks cancel for a holiday EVEN though I booked it less than 2 weeks in advance. Accountability and responsibility are completely non existent. Took a picture of the call log once they called to say we did not cancel 8/26 for a 9/2 check in booked 8/24.

I've seen some pretty horrible reviews and I don't know where you're coming from but you need to go back to LA. This is camping with so much beauty. Yea there is an occasional train but who doesn't like trains?? We had a space reserved but upon our check in it was occupied and they had left town and will be back later. The staff was so accommodating and switched us to another site. The staff was so apologetic but when you're traveling you need to be accommodating too. I can't say enough about this campground but lighten up and come enjoy Flagstaff.

If you have a bigger rig, get the largest site you can. This place has apparently been around since 1968 and the "streets" are super narrow. Unhook before you attempt to get into your site. Ask for them to guide you to your spot! Danielle the campground host was super helpful when she saw we got stuck trying to make a turn. Really great lady. When we were there they were laying down asphalt to lower the amount of dust...but think campground, NOT RV resort. I felt like I was breathing dust the whole time we were here. They've got a cute little store and a cafe which we didn't partake of, but the menu sounded delicious. You are about 2 miles from historic downtown Flagstaff Hardest campground to get out of and hook we have ever experienced in 3 years RV 'ing and 20 years with a trailer

Great place to camp! There are trees everywhere and everyone is very friendly and helpful! It's a nice quiet place and you get to choose where you want to camp. It was packed and we wanted to be away from people so we picked a far camp ground and it was perfect !

Great place to spend a few days. Friendly staff at the front desk, coffee shop and camp host are wonderful and helpful. Nothing better than the smell of the outdoors. Everything is so clean and so convenient to getting around. Perfect dog run, laundry room showers and bathrooms. Fun to go to the office for wonderful pastries and coffee lattes at their coffee shop. Very peaceful and relaxing! We will be back! Thank you

They rent to huge rigs that need 50 Amp power (sites only have 30) and then allow them to run their diesel engines night and day. Loud! Even after switching sites, we can still feel iur trailer vibrate from the and the noise is obnoxious. No after hour assistance. The $30 extra they try and get from you to "lock" in your site is a sad business practice.

This place is obscenely overpriced for what you get! The sites are ridiculously small and everyone is crammed in like sardines. The pictures on here are deceiving for sure. Even though the reservation site has you choose your ideal spot, they try to get you to pay an extra $30 to "lock it in" making the already expensive sites over $80 per night. We thought they would only change our site choice if there was a major issue, but they changed it because we had a small travel trailer and tried to cram us into the smallest possible spot available. There was barely room for our trailer, and we couldn't even park near our site much less put out a small carpet in front of our door step. After complaint, they moved us to a tiny bit bigger space that at least had a picnic table and some space for a front carpet to kick off our shoes before getting in. However, we were still right on top of our neighbors and everyone had to park their cars all over the place. Lastly, be prepared for VERY loud noise from highway traffic, helicopters, airplanes, and trains going by all night long.

Although the park is clean, which is really all I can say positive, there are too many negatives. You are packed into your space like a sardine! We are up here for a long holiday weekend and had no idea the restaurant and store would be closed as the website did not reflect that. Would have have been nice to know as I would have packed more food. We love taking our rig to spotsnto hookup but this park is just too close for us. We will not be pack

Came up from Phoenix for two nights. Staff was very friendly and helpful when we arrived. The small market/store on sight is cute and has a small coffee shop with breakfast. The site is broken up in to sections. There is a tent only part in the middle. Some are zero hookups and some are full, and then some are with no sewer. Site has nice coverage of tall pines. Site was nice and level. Reasons for 4 stars: a) sites are crammed on top of another, b) little pricy for being so crammed up, c) on their map/website it doesn't show that the far south of the property is lined by two story homes so they are looking right at ya. People do speed through the campground but not alot they can do about that. Lots of dogs off leashes, again not much they can do. All in all nice place to open a few days.

Good experience, can book by phone if hauling over the road and needing to save time instead of going online. Friendly staff, pet friendly, showers open, pet clean up area, easy check in. The place is taken care of, no overgrowth or bugs. Easy to find find with Google maps. Reasonable prices. Full hookups. Free wifi. Would stay again any time! Quiet hours are 10p to 8a and internet service was good. Nice views and close to fuel/food/ rest stops. Easy turnaround for the bigger units.

This is the worst place to camp. I'm typing this in real time after being called "stupid" for having my generator next to a tent site. When this is how they designed their campground - with RV's next to tents. This was by a staff member of Woody Mountain who then continued to harass us for the next 40 minutes. She was screaming out of control and lying about when quiet time was. It was record heat and we are dry camping and charging up all our supplies for the next day. We spent $300 at this campground just to be harassed and told that we can never stay here again because of our generator. She threatened us several times to the point we called the Sheriffs just to make her stop. Save yourself...spend your money elsewhere, you never know if "Senior Karen" is going to snap! UPDATE: Spoke with Willow who is part of the family who owns and operates the campground and she was AMAZING! She took care of us and promised to figure out what to do with the Camp Host. I'm leaving the review at 1 star just due to the severity of what actually happened. BUT I feel much better after talking with Willow.

We loved this campground! Me and the hubby along with our 2 dogs stayed for 6 days and really enjoyed our time here. It's beautifully wooded, clean and close to town. The little store had lots of items you might need or didn't know you needed and they serve a delicious breakfast burrito! The staff was friendly and helpful in suggesting things to do in the area. The bathrooms were clean and the showers looked good, but we didn't use them. They had dog disposal stations with poo bags and disposal bins. The campground was also really quiet!! I was amazed that everyone was so respectful. Not one rowdy group the whole time we were there. As for road and train noise, even though it's on Route 66 the road noise was minimal and the train noise was in the distance and not bad at all. Only once were the train wheels annoyingly loud, but it was during the day. Our spot #27 was on the end but it was tight for our 5th wheel. We were wedged between trees and I would have preferred a wider spot (#28 was perfect) so that we could open our awning, but we made it work. They are planning a huge renovation in September. I'm not sure if they will close while it's happening, but after the employee describe how much they were going to do I can't imagine being able to stay during bulldozing, pond building, tree removals etc. I can't wait to come back when it's done and check out the live entertainment too!!

This is a cute campground nestled in the pine trees with a really cool camp office and restaurant/coffee shop and the coolest camp host we've met on our two month RV journey so far. The bathrooms nice. The park itself is situated next to a pine forest where you can relax after a long drive. The breakfast at the restaurant was fantastic! Coffee too.

Pros Clean Quiet Playground Dog poop bag stations Feels like your in the middle of No where but your 5 minutes from their down town. Nice ladies running it Nice little shop Cons No fires! They should invest in those restaurant size community fire rings. Our spot was small and many were the same size.

We loved staying here! I saw all these reviews about train noise but I didn't hear anything, it was very quiet. Restrooms/showers were very clean. It was a very short drive to shopping and anything else you might want too. I wish we stayed longer so we could try the restaurant because the menu looked great. I highly recommend staying here!

It's beautiful here. About an hour from the Grand Canyon. The sites are tiny and the terrain is hilly so if you can't back up, don't even try. However you'll miss a cool spot with real character.

After driving all day, we decided to stop for the night. We did a quick search for a nearby RV Park and this one came up. We were surprise that they had availability since it was so short notice. We arrived and checked in. The park looked clean and well maintained.The lots were ample and spacious. Although the lots were close to each other, they were not comfortable. The bathrooms are somewhat dated and can use some maintenance minor fixes, but they were clean. I did not feel comfortable letting my wife using the bathroom or shower alone because the outside lighting was poor and the restroom doors did not lock from the inside; anyone can open the doors! Another big deal for us, no military, AARP, AAA, or senior discounts!!! That explained why all the other nearby parks were full and Woody Mountain was not. Next time I will do some more research.

This was a nice pine campground, close to town, that accommodates bigger RVs and tent campers. It's a little pricey at $48 a night but we didn't want to stay in the desert. The interior roads were wide enough and the sites are a nice size. Some long term folks but everyone keeps their sites tidy. Yes there is some train noise but if you are inside a trailer it's not too loud. Tent campers might need ear plugs. The train isn't next to the campground, in fact you can't see it, but you are aware of it. It appears they have laid new gravel in the interior roads but it is quite dusty anytime someone drives by - you will get dirty- and the red dirt sticks to your pup's feet, it's a forest campground. Water pressure is weak. Pre-pay wifi is available. But.... the smell if pine trees is absolutely delightful.

Making the reservation on the phone with Willow was very pleasant and easy. I made it clear we were so excited to come camp and relax. I even paid extra for the site with electricity. Upon arrival, with this being our first time here, we saw how TINY TINY TINY the camping spots were & I don't even think we are 6 ft from our neighbors. Tent & car (not truck) barely fit in spot for $53/night. Lastly, if you plan on getting ANY sleep at all you will learn quickly that won't happen with the road noise & the TRAIN running every 20 mins. SO LOUD!!!!!! I'm still awake here now writing this review. I'm so disappointed!!!!!!!!!!! Won't be spending any more money here & definitely won't be recommending to anyone. I can't even say anything positive for the simple fact that I got here on a Friday evening at 6:15 pm and I will be leaving Saturday morning as soon as I wake up. Didn't even take 24 hours to turn me away from here. Expected so much more for $53/night.

The easiest $57 they made! After a long 15-hour drive from the Bay Area, I was looking forward to a restful evening here. When I arrived at about 9pm, with the temperature at 14 degrees, I arrived with very little battery. Shuffling through the darkness and snow, I went to plug into the hookup to keep the heater on throughout the night... nothing, no juice! I tried a couple of other nearby camp stalls and no electricity out of those either. With no other options in front of me, I had to bail out of there and find a Motel 6 room down the road. The next day I emailed the managers for an explanation for what happened. All they told me was that I was suppose to call them and they would come out to look at the problem. Right... I'm going to call a phone number that wasn't clearly indicated anywhere on the paperwork for emergency purposes; all the while, draining the remaining voltage of my battery trying to stay warm in my vehicle in which I wouldn't know if they would take 15 minutes or 2 hours to come to my rescue... or come at all. I requested if they could refund me my $57 prepayment to help soften the blow from having to pay an additional $133 for that last-minute motel room. That's when communication dropped off and I never heard back from them. Enjoy your $57... I hope you spend it in good conscious.

I stopped here just to get a few hours of sleep. The staff greeted me like I was a longtime friend with friendly faces and attitudes. My space was roomy, filled with snow-covered pine trees and amazingly peaceful. The Rueben and Philly Cheesesteak sandwiches were delicious!! I ended up staying to enjoy the serenity hours after I woke up. I know I'll be back as I pass through here when traveling to/from Texas!

September 9th 2021 HORRIBLE Place to stay especially if you're looking for a Vacation and rest! IF YOU LIKE STAYING ON A RR TRACK STAY HERE! Trains running ALL NIGHT PLUS The Highway noice is deafening! PLUS The Staff are not Educated nor Trained in Customer Service nor how to MAKE THINGS RIGHT for Customers!!! Pass this Place up, drive passed it and Stay someplace else for a Camping experience that is actually QUIET AND FRIENDLY!!!

Beautiful RV campground... Wooded scenery. Great location to visit Sedona to the south. Laundry facility and little store on site. Full hook ups and WiFi actually worked!

Loved this place. Very rustic type campground with full amenities and a very friendly staff. When we arrived and checked in the gentleman at he office escorted out to our campsite which was great because we don't think we would of figured it out. The campsites are amongst a lot of tall pine trees and it is dirt road so your campsite is numbered on a post by the trees. This keeps it very woodsy I think is nice. You cannot have campfires which is fine. We stayed in March and it actually snowed on us so it was to cold to be outside. It was quiet and close enough to town and all the other places we wanted to go that on our next trip through we definitely will stay here again!

We stayed here on the way to avoid the Phoenix heat one last day. Nice quiet campground with large Ponderosa pines made for a relaxing visit. Would give it 5 stars except the bathrooms were not up to par and had some large bugs in the shower area as reported by my two teenagers. Friendly staff and clean otherwise

The lady running it is awesome! She helped us out so much! Our tent side was nice and beautiful! Would 100% recommend it's in the perfect spot to go to the Grand Canyon and Sedona! The food is delicious and people that work there are so nice! We will for sure be back soon! Thank you woody mountain!

Hot water shower , clean environment , good management and high speed WiFi . Also ，Office sales charcoal ，ice and other stuffs that you need . Total price is $32 . This is the best camping ground that I have experienced . the only thing you have to know is you can not have camping fire ， but they have appointed grill sites for BBQ .

It's a great spot if you like this style of camping...they pack you in pretty tight. However it's pretty and the facilities are nice. They staff is also extremely helpful.

Do NOT trust the map. The spaces are parked together like peas in a pod and not in a cozy fun way. You better be really freaking good at maneuvering your rv because the "roads" are basically dirt paths and don't worry you're going to be sitting on it since the picnic table is basically in the road. If you have kids good luck. There's no where to set an awning or for them to ride or play that's on your site since it's so small. And when the map makes it look like there's any breathing room between sites don't trust it there isn't. If you're looking for somewhere to people watch this is probably great. You can peer out any of your windows and see into the next camper. The only positive I can think of is that it's in town. I hope you read this while you have cancellation time left. It was too late for us. Good luck.

The food is amazing! It's also reasonably priced! The grounds are fantastic. People are very accommodating. Menu is sophisticated