Lazy B

So much fun! Mud? Fun! Camping ? Fun! Kids not bored or asking for electronics!!! They even cried wanting to stay longer! The owner is amazing and makes you feel like you're right where you should be!!!

Great place to unwind friendly people very good atmosphere fishing ponds are awesome and playground for kids family friendly. Playground: Out in the open so you can see your child Dog-friendliness: Dogs are there all friendly big babys

Went to a party here and didn't know anyone can rent the hall for a decent price. Would be nice for graduation party as well. No too far from town

A relatively small operation that went above and beyond to make us feel welcome and at home. We were just passing through for the night but everyone made sure we were included in their festivities! Clean and friendly, couldn't ask for a better place.

Pleasant, local family kind of place. Open, grassy campsites. Friendly accommodating owners - We were unreserved, late night arrivals. Mostly weekend, full season campers. Not fancy.

Decent campground that values the privacy of the people staying there. Appreciate their work at keeping the unassociated non-campers out, so people can enjoy their stay in peace.

Visited over the 4th of July weekend. Great fireworks display. Public restrooms were clean, real toilets with plumbing not out house style. Stall doors were shower curtains though and no hand soap. Large divided swimming and fishing pond. Friendly and helpful staff. I would visit again just remember your own hand sanitizer!

I have kept my motorhome here year-round for the last 3 years. Friendly staff, quiet, peaceful, with just enough stuff to do to keep kids from being bored. They schedule special activities on the summer holidays. I love this place!

They have full service hookups but they are up front and cramped together with no trees or shade. There is a pond but no beach. The playground is decent. No pool or anything else to do. Its generic.

I stayed here for two months. I work on the road and this is by far the worst campground I've ever came across. She insisted on me dumping my grey water on the ground. The roads are full of pot holes and a unnecessary road bump to enter the campground. When it rains here, everything leading to your camper floods. The roads had standing water, their ponds overflowed. I have a RV rug in front of my camper because my boots are usually muddy. Anyways... The RV rug was floating for about three weeks. When I had first arrived the electrical outlets were not working and there was no water. Once the water was turned on, there wasn't enough water pressure to bathe.