tikiwake22 days agoFrom
Friendly staff, clean grounds. Bring proper equipment and current currency. Don't burden others with your poor planning. Enjoyed and appreciated what it took to maintain facility. A+
BICIKLOM OKO SVETA - Snežana Radojičić22 days agoFrom
The camp was closed due to the work being done on the access road. Since I travel by bicycle, I went in to ask if they would let me camp for one night. I drove 60 miles from Oregon with a strong headwind. I am an older woman from Europe, on a bicycle with a trailer. The man - the host would probably have allowed me to stay, but his wife, who didn't even deign to get out of the RV, said she couldn't because the workers were coming in the morning. I replied that I can go at 6 or 7, whenever they say, but she didn't agree. So they kick me out of the camp. This is my first negative experience in America, which I have been cycling through for a year. The cruel woman-host has no empathy at all and I wish from the bottom of my heart that she finds herself in a similar situation: to be alone and tired in a foreign country, without a safe roof over her head and to be driven away by someone like her. At least if it is their property, they are only employed there. What was I looking for? A piece of lawn to sleep on. And that woman drove me away without mercy. Shame on. God sees everything and charges us for everything, so he will also charge you.
Dave Hammer22 days agoFrom
We came up from the south and every campground was either full or $75 for a tent site. We happened upon this one when we had given up and decided to just stay in a hotel. This campground was $20 and we were the only tent campers. $20 for a ten site. $40 for full hookups. SCORE! We also caught an awesome sunset right when we got set up. The only negative is the tent sites are pretty small and unlevel but for $20 we made it work fine
