Log Cabin Campground

This is for the RV camp ground only as I have never stayed in the cabins but do camp here every year. I Love , love, LOVE this place but it’s important to understand and align your expectations before you stay . It is really , REALLY important to know that this camp ground was made in the 60s and quite possibly has not been renovated since then . As a result the spots are built to accommodate truc... This is for the RV camp ground only as I have never stayed in the cabins but do camp here every year. I Love , love, LOVE this place but it’s important to understand and align your expectations before you stay . It is really , REALLY important to know that this camp ground was made in the 60s and quite possibly has not been renovated since then . As a result the spots are built to accommodate trucks and trailers from that era. Thus leaving limited spacing for today’s double axel RVs and duramax trucks that are today’s must haves. The campground is jam packed and back to back. Some spots labeled as a 25 feet but so difficult to maneuver into you need a much smaller trailer to wiggle in. If you are wanting to stay here , which believe me it is worth the stay just know you can get anxiety during pull in and pull out day. But once in your spot the stay, the view, the cute store and restaurant are all worth it. There is a vibe in the air reminding you of a simpler time and picturesque views 360 degrees around you. Don’t let the lake fool you. The freezing temperatures and calm appearing water has taken the lives of many and should not be underestimated. Life vests are highly recommended even on the warmest days. But nothing , absolutely nothing matches the quiet and soothing sounds of nature. Size up your spot requirements . If you have a 20 Rv , ask for a 25 foot spot . If you have a 25 , ask for a 30. You won’t regret it .

This is for the RV camp ground only as I have never stayed in the cabins but do camp here every year. I Love , love, LOVE this place but it’s important to understand and align your expectations before you stay . It is really , REALLY important to know that this camp ground was made in the 60s and quite possibly has not been renovated since then . As a result the spots are built to accommodate truc... This is for the RV camp ground only as I have never stayed in the cabins but do camp here every year. I Love , love, LOVE this place but it’s important to understand and align your expectations before you stay . It is really , REALLY important to know that this camp ground was made in the 60s and quite possibly has not been renovated since then . As a result the spots are built to accommodate trucks and trailers from that era. Thus leaving limited spacing for today’s double axel RVs and duramax trucks that are today’s must haves. The campground is jam packed and back to back. Some spots labeled as a 25 feet but so difficult to maneuver into you need a much smaller trailer to wiggle in. If you are wanting to stay here , which believe me it is worth the stay just know you can get anxiety during pull in and pull out day. But once in your spot the stay, the view, the cute store and restaurant are all worth it. There is a vibe in the air reminding you of a simpler time and picturesque views 360 degrees around you. Don’t let the lake fool you. The freezing temperatures and calm appearing water has taken the lives of many and should not be underestimated. Life vests are highly recommended even on the warmest days. But nothing , absolutely nothing matches the quiet and soothing sounds of nature. Size up your spot requirements . If you have a 20 Rv , ask for a 25 foot spot . If you have a 25 , ask for a 30. You won’t regret it .

This is for the RV camp ground only as I have never stayed in the cabins but do camp here every year. I Love , love, LOVE this place but it’s important to understand and align your expectations before you stay . It is really , REALLY important to know that this camp ground was made in the 60s and quite possibly has not been renovated since then . As a result the spots are built to accommodate truc... This is for the RV camp ground only as I have never stayed in the cabins but do camp here every year. I Love , love, LOVE this place but it’s important to understand and align your expectations before you stay . It is really , REALLY important to know that this camp ground was made in the 60s and quite possibly has not been renovated since then . As a result the spots are built to accommodate trucks and trailers from that era. Thus leaving limited spacing for today’s double axel RVs and duramax trucks that are today’s must haves. The campground is jam packed and back to back. Some spots labeled as a 25 feet but so difficult to maneuver into you need a much smaller trailer to wiggle in. If you are wanting to stay here , which believe me it is worth the stay just know you can get anxiety during pull in and pull out day. But once in your spot the stay, the view, the cute store and restaurant are all worth it. There is a vibe in the air reminding you of a simpler time and picturesque views 360 degrees around you. Don’t let the lake fool you. The freezing temperatures and calm appearing water has taken the lives of many and should not be underestimated. Life vests are highly recommended even on the warmest days. But nothing , absolutely nothing matches the quiet and soothing sounds of nature. Size up your spot requirements . If you have a 20 Rv , ask for a 25 foot spot . If you have a 25 , ask for a 30. You won’t regret it .

Less than one star. They claimed not to have any tent sites, so charged us $70 to squeeze into a tiny camper trailer spot. Literally 5 feet from neighbor on one side, not much more on the other. Zero privacy. But they had a dozen empty spots on the other side of the campground. Oh, and don't choose this place for the amenities. Bathroom has one sole shower for women and another for men.... But bri... Less than one star. They claimed not to have any tent sites, so charged us $70 to squeeze into a tiny camper trailer spot. Literally 5 feet from neighbor on one side, not much more on the other. Zero privacy. But they had a dozen empty spots on the other side of the campground. Oh, and don't choose this place for the amenities. Bathroom has one sole shower for women and another for men.... But bring your quarters like it's a 1995 soda machine, because each coin gets you 3 meager minutes of cold water. Better hurry, too, because there's a line. Oh, and need quarters? Out of luck after the office is closed for the day. After a long trip and ready for a good shower, no worse disappointment than digging through your bag desperately for a quarter. And then it runs out when your toddler has soap in his hair, screaming and trying to flee the water's icy horror. It's a joke to call this place a resort when most state parks are 10 times better

Less than one star. They claimed not to have any tent sites, so charged us $70 to squeeze into a tiny camper trailer spot. Literally 5 feet from neighbor on one side, not much more on the other. Zero privacy. But they had a dozen empty spots on the other side of the campground. Oh, and don't choose this place for the amenities. Bathroom has one sole shower for women and another for men.... But bri... Less than one star. They claimed not to have any tent sites, so charged us $70 to squeeze into a tiny camper trailer spot. Literally 5 feet from neighbor on one side, not much more on the other. Zero privacy. But they had a dozen empty spots on the other side of the campground. Oh, and don't choose this place for the amenities. Bathroom has one sole shower for women and another for men.... But bring your quarters like it's a 1995 soda machine, because each coin gets you 3 meager minutes of cold water. Better hurry, too, because there's a line. Oh, and need quarters? Out of luck after the office is closed for the day. After a long trip and ready for a good shower, no worse disappointment than digging through your bag desperately for a quarter. And then it runs out when your toddler has soap in his hair, screaming and trying to flee the water's icy horror. It's a joke to call this place a resort when most state parks are 10 times better

Less than one star. They claimed not to have any tent sites, so charged us $70 to squeeze into a tiny camper trailer spot. Literally 5 feet from neighbor on one side, not much more on the other. Zero privacy. But they had a dozen empty spots on the other side of the campground. Oh, and don't choose this place for the amenities. Bathroom has one sole shower for women and another for men.... But bri... Less than one star. They claimed not to have any tent sites, so charged us $70 to squeeze into a tiny camper trailer spot. Literally 5 feet from neighbor on one side, not much more on the other. Zero privacy. But they had a dozen empty spots on the other side of the campground. Oh, and don't choose this place for the amenities. Bathroom has one sole shower for women and another for men.... But bring your quarters like it's a 1995 soda machine, because each coin gets you 3 meager minutes of cold water. Better hurry, too, because there's a line. Oh, and need quarters? Out of luck after the office is closed for the day. After a long trip and ready for a good shower, no worse disappointment than digging through your bag desperately for a quarter. And then it runs out when your toddler has soap in his hair, screaming and trying to flee the water's icy horror. It's a joke to call this place a resort when most state parks are 10 times better