Timber Trails Campground

We stayed one night - in the rain - so we didn’t get the full experience. However, the place is interesting with lots of full time setups obviously ready to host kids and grandkids around a large field, small pool, and lots of walking space. The owner said the weekends are pretty full yet quite near sundown. The hosts are friendly and helpful with an interesting story of the history and futur... We stayed one night - in the rain - so we didn’t get the full experience. However, the place is interesting with lots of full time setups obviously ready to host kids and grandkids around a large field, small pool, and lots of walking space. The owner said the weekends are pretty full yet quite near sundown. The hosts are friendly and helpful with an interesting story of the history and future of the park. We had water and electricity but no sewer. Dump station is available. Toilets and showers clean.

This is a campground, not a hotel. We were put in a nice long site with our 38 foot 5th wheel and big Ford truck, so we didn't have to unhook just to spend one night. We didn't use any of the facilities. We wanted to use the bath house but it was too far for us to walk. When we pulled in to register, it was hard to find the office. It was a little bit of a walk and there wasn't a sign. Just signs... This is a campground, not a hotel. We were put in a nice long site with our 38 foot 5th wheel and big Ford truck, so we didn't have to unhook just to spend one night. We didn't use any of the facilities. We wanted to use the bath house but it was too far for us to walk. When we pulled in to register, it was hard to find the office. It was a little bit of a walk and there wasn't a sign. Just signs showing how far it was. The trash dumpster was inconvenient at the exit also. You couldn't pull your camper up to the office or the dumpster, without getting out and walking. It was a quiet park, but it was off season. There were a lot of trees every where. We asked for just electric and water hookups. The site was level side to side. Jodi was very nice and accommodating in the office. They don't have a map of the park so she had to drive down to our site to direct us to where the bath house was. A lot of seasonal sites are here with home made built structures around them, made of wood with metal panels, to protect against the elements. Our front view was of a cornfield. The sites were very roomy. They do allow pets. They have a beautiful boxer in the office and he was very friendly. We would return to this campground if we were traveling through again.

We came here on a family road trip as our first destination. Arriving on Tuesday, the grounds were pretty quiet, with only a few other campers near us. We are in an rv so the quality of the hookups mattered. They have water and electric, but no sewage, which didn’t prove to be an issue. The bathrooms were alright, not very clean but that was to be expected. The lakes were nice, and the views were... We came here on a family road trip as our first destination. Arriving on Tuesday, the grounds were pretty quiet, with only a few other campers near us. We are in an rv so the quality of the hookups mattered. They have water and electric, but no sewage, which didn’t prove to be an issue. The bathrooms were alright, not very clean but that was to be expected. The lakes were nice, and the views were great. We saw a great sunset.