Red Oak Group Camp

The launch is not steep so had to back further in then normal. Got in trouble for having a stand up ski at my site and they wanted $30/night to dock it. Won't stay there again but it was a decent campground. Most campers are permanent and they have rooms/hotel buildings they rent. Got busy over the weekend and the people weren't very friendly. And the short term sites are set up right along the e... The launch is not steep so had to back further in then normal. Got in trouble for having a stand up ski at my site and they wanted $30/night to dock it. Won't stay there again but it was a decent campground. Most campers are permanent and they have rooms/hotel buildings they rent. Got busy over the weekend and the people weren't very friendly. And the short term sites are set up right along the entry road. Very noisy when busy. Paved road is horrible with pot holes and broken pavement. The dirt roads throughout the campground made for very dusty conditions.

Couldn't ask for more perfect stay in the motel building down by the water, located literally 20 steps from the boat ramp. We got a slip for my little fishing boat on Dock C, next to the perfect little breakfast spot - Stewart's on the Water. Then for dinner and music, Bulldog's Beach house is right next door, just a short walk along the trail. The room where we stayed appeared to be brand new, ev... Couldn't ask for more perfect stay in the motel building down by the water, located literally 20 steps from the boat ramp. We got a slip for my little fishing boat on Dock C, next to the perfect little breakfast spot - Stewart's on the Water. Then for dinner and music, Bulldog's Beach house is right next door, just a short walk along the trail. The room where we stayed appeared to be brand new, everything worked fine and was comfortable. The only complaint I have was the small herd of elephants who showed up in a minivan and occupied the room directly above us. But not one complaint about Red Oak or the operation. Will definitely be back again later this year.

Couldn't ask for more perfect stay in the motel building down by the water, located literally 20 steps from the boat ramp. We got a slip for my little fishing boat on Dock C, next to the perfect little breakfast spot - Stewart's on the Water. Then for dinner and music, Bulldog's Beach house is right next door, just a short walk along the trail. The room where we stayed appeared to be brand new, ev... Couldn't ask for more perfect stay in the motel building down by the water, located literally 20 steps from the boat ramp. We got a slip for my little fishing boat on Dock C, next to the perfect little breakfast spot - Stewart's on the Water. Then for dinner and music, Bulldog's Beach house is right next door, just a short walk along the trail. The room where we stayed appeared to be brand new, everything worked fine and was comfortable. The only complaint I have was the small herd of elephants who showed up in a minivan and occupied the room directly above us. But not one complaint about Red Oak or the operation. Will definitely be back again later this year.

Pretty cool place, actually. It's a sprawling complex as well. Way bigger in person than you think. We stayed during the shoulder season, it appears. Not too busy while we were here. They might as well take the 10 mph signs down, or think about changing them to 30 because people absolutely fly down the gravel roads. I mean, when you're kicking up gravel onto the sites you pass, it's a bit too fas... Pretty cool place, actually. It's a sprawling complex as well. Way bigger in person than you think. We stayed during the shoulder season, it appears. Not too busy while we were here. They might as well take the 10 mph signs down, or think about changing them to 30 because people absolutely fly down the gravel roads. I mean, when you're kicking up gravel onto the sites you pass, it's a bit too fast. The on-site restaurants and pools are great. I bet this place is quite the party during the summer. Would come back but people really need to slow down through the park.

Pretty cool place, actually. It's a sprawling complex as well. Way bigger in person than you think. We stayed during the shoulder season, it appears. Not too busy while we were here. They might as well take the 10 mph signs down, or think about changing them to 30 because people absolutely fly down the gravel roads. I mean, when you're kicking up gravel onto the sites you pass, it's a bit too fas... Pretty cool place, actually. It's a sprawling complex as well. Way bigger in person than you think. We stayed during the shoulder season, it appears. Not too busy while we were here. They might as well take the 10 mph signs down, or think about changing them to 30 because people absolutely fly down the gravel roads. I mean, when you're kicking up gravel onto the sites you pass, it's a bit too fast. The on-site restaurants and pools are great. I bet this place is quite the party during the summer. Would come back but people really need to slow down through the park.