Lakeland Campground

Loved this place! We went in April when the season opened, and then went back this past weekend. We absolutely loved it! The “seasonal residents” and all the staff we met were great, and friendly. Our camp site was large and plenty of room for my 30’ travel trailer. The pool water was great, and the permanent food truck on the grounds, may have been the best “smash” burger I’ve ever eaten. The sunset over the beach was beautiful. We will be back as many times as we can!

40 foot 5th wheel. Full time family Pros: - Nice playgrounds - Staff was very friendly and helpful. -Very nice community, people were very pleasant and polite. - Overall a nice spot, we would stay here again despite some of the concerns with the tight turns. Cons: - No dumpsters out so we had to take our garbage to their junk yard area. Not huge deal but an inconvenience. - I would not consider our site big rig friendly. We fit just fine but the turns were very tight, especially for pulling out. We also had to get creative in parking our truck. If the spots were all filled, we did not have a place to drive through and had to back out of our section.

We stayed in cabin 1 for a 2 night booking. We paid almost $700 for the weekend. We were able to bring our 3 small dogs (for $10 additional each) which is a huge plus. But overall, I’d save your money. I don’t think the accommodations are really worth it. I’d suggest that staff perform a walk through of the cabin prior to each new reservation. I’m thinking maybe they clean after someone checks out and then it sits stagnant until someone else checks in. There were 4 huge wasps on the inside of the cabin. I’m so glad my husband suggested we pack wasp spray just in case. I have a 10 month old so if he would have gotten stung … ugh can’t even explain what my frustration level would have been. The cabin definitely had an earwig infestation, so much so they were crawling on the beds. The cabin could definitely benefit from some type of pest control. Floors behind or under furniture were covered with cobwebs, trash and dirt. I picked up several used napkins underneath the main living room couch. The ceiling fans had about 1.5 inches of dust on the blades. The fan that I could reach, while standing on a chair, I cleaned because again baby and who wants to breathe that in?? Also one of the portable air conditioners was broken. The exhaust tubing was secured by duct tape. Staff was very quick to replace it because the tube had fallen off, making the cabin pretty warm when we first walked in. We spent like the first hour just cleaning the place up. We also brought Lysol wipes, very glad we did. Overall, the cabin has the potential to be a cute opportunity but I just don’t think it has been maintained very well. Also, who provides cooking utensils and a coffee machine… but no coffee filters? There’s also a weird sign above the sink saying none of the dishes etc have been sanitized? It gave instructions to use a specific tablet with water but there was no tablet provided. We had our own paper plates/ plastic silverware. But just kind of weird! Staff were pleasant but again, still not worth it to return!

We are staying in the 8 person cabin. It is beautiful. However, it smells horrible. When we checked in the toilet had urine in it and the shower was still dirty with human hair on the floor. They left a dirty cleaning cloth and bottle of 409 on top of the toilet. Like they were in the middle of cleaning, stopped to pee, and forgot to finish cleaning or flush the toilet. We have been spraying perfume in here constantly over the weekend to try to get rid of the offensive smell. The ceiling in the main bedroom has black mold. The ceiling in the living room has bead board and it is popping at the seams. The bunk room and the living room is missing some blinds on the windows. The sheets they gave us are yellow (should be originally white). The staff here is super friendly. They put us in the cabin directly behind the hall which was perfect for enjoying our campfire and the live band at the same time. Everything in the area is closed down so nothing really to do other than driving to another town or just staying within the campground. Undecided if we will come back again. We may. It’s just really tough getting past the smell and the feeling of dirty.

We stayed in Indian Acres this last weekend and the water smelled like rotten eggs. It was all the water spouts in that area (yes we checked). I didn't even want to shower and I had to brush my teeth with bottled water. Next we went to the pool and the public bathroom was disgusting!!!!! They smelled horrible, trash was over flowing, dead bugs all over the sinks, and hair in the showers. My husband said the men's bathrooms were the same with poop in the urinals. My 13yr son even commented on how gross they were. Definitely not worth the money to stay there.