Forest Lake Village

Nice campground. Packages can be delivered directly to the sites. Clean pools, SPA and clubhouse. Has a small dog park. Many long term residents. Weekly trash service. Very few trees (good for satellites). Cons: - Sites are a bit tight to maneuver for long rigs - Trains pass nearby regularly and usually honks very loudly - The location is not close to anything interesting for visitors. There's a hiking trail nearby but nothing much to see

I lived in this facility for now 5 years. Every year, pools are broken and not heated. Gates at the road are broken to allow anyone into a gated community. Maintenance at the village really is disappointing. Really think about buying in here. Do your homework on ELS properties.

This was my first time coming to Forest Lake Village and I really enjoyed the park. The office staff were friendly and informative. The neighbors were so friendly and were willing to help me and I really appreciated that. Thank you 😄

We have a 43ft 5th wheel. If you are over 40 ft, do not even consider coming here at all. This place is not big right now friendly. Every street takes a 16 point turn to make it. Cars are spilling out onto the street. Even driving my truck without the rig attached is difficult. If you have a big rig PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE DO NOT COME HERE YOU WILL REGRET IT. I’m terrified about leaving cause I have no idea how to get out without damaging my home. Again, find another location if you have a rig 40+ feet

This is a lovely little park, but it could be an amazing park. The amenities are quite nice and include a large pool with lap lanes, tennis/pickle ball, horseshoes, shuffle board, large and clean laundry facilities that use an app rather than coins, a nice rec hall, and many planned activities in the winter months. The staff are very responsive and pleasant to interact with. My problem is that they do not enforce their site standards for their longer-term guests. This is our third or fourth time staying here, and every time, it was the long-term folks that made our visits uncomfortable. People have toys, chairs, and what appears to be garbage strewn about their sites. When we got here, we discovered our neighbor was stealing electricity. See, long-term folks have to pay for theirs, but if you plug it into a transient site viola, free lights. I give him an A for effort, though. He had an extension cord running to his box to power his ACs, which is clever because I am sure the park would notice if he had no electricity usage while living here. My question is this: Once you realize the park is turning a blind eye to blatant theft from themselves, how is a customer to feel safe and secure here?