Shady Acres Campsites

2 night stay, mid September. Only had 1 day of 70 degrees and sun but the kids enjoyed camping as usual and I enjoyed the piece of the wildness without the 1.5 hour drive to my usual spot

The sunsets are beautiful at this campground. However, the water smelled like sewer and we had to buy a filter. The owner is very rude towards females..... he was completely different when my husband talked to him. I'm giving this a 4 star as he did let's us stay for 2 months while my son was in the NICU.

This place was great! Super nice people. Showers would have been nice, but the electricity was good and the people were awesome. We stayed in the back, giving us privacy (surrounded by woods) and plenty of room for our tents and our family. The price was excellent and we will definitely be back!!!

Do not stay here. Campers next to us played LOUD music until after 1am. We called the host to have them turn down the music...nothing was done about it and the music continued. The camp host was very rude to us when we called stating "we woke him up". In addition bathrooms are not very nice and campsites are basically on top of each other. Worst place we have ever stayed.

Stayed here four nights in late September 2018. Chose it because it was cheap and was close to Green Bay. There were only a few sites at the campground and most were occupied with long-term residents. We do not mind that though. The owner was nice when I called to inquire about a spot but did warn that no one would be there, so we should setup when we get there. He did not know the site number but gave me decent directions to it, so we were able to find it. The site was nice and big with water and electric hook-ups. We were able to find an area that was level too. We love not using the levelers. The site was surrounded by trees. We were immediately greeted by the resident dog, Bailey. She was super sweet and visited us every time we left the RV. There is a camp host too, but they were unavailable when we arrived. In fact, nobody said anything until the third day we were there, and we finally paid. They are check or cash only. Surprisingly, it was a very quiet campground except there was a small party on Saturday night at the office, but they quieted down at midnight and it was fine. We had two major complaints which we are not sure either one is necessarily the RV park’s fault. One was the water was filled with iron. You could smell it in the shower. We did not notice it while drinking, but we filter the water twice. We had a small leak at the water filter at the spigot and it was stained after only 4 days due to iron. The second issue was the mosquitoes. I have never seen so many mosquitoes in my life. Hundreds would swarm anytime the RV door was opened. We had to spray with bug spray just to take the dogs outside it was so bad. They were even bad on the day there was extreme winds. The campground is about 30 minutes from Green Bay. We explored a few days there, visited Lambeau and some breweries. The park does have a dump station which was nice. There is road noise but we were not bothered by it. We sleep with a fan and it was plenty to drown it out. We had decent internet connection. Were able to get 4-5 bars on AT&T and about 3 on Verizon. Overall it was OK, but probably wouldn’t stay here again.