Stand Rock Campground

We tent camped there. Beautiful spots for tents but a little close if there are other tenters (we were the only ones thank goodness). Also not well marked. But it was a beautiful campground and very quiet and clean. We enjoyed the hiking trail! The bathrooms were very clean and nice! Showers were good and plenty of them. My teens enjoyed the pool. The mini putt could use some work. We passed on using that. The hours of the office and store are strange and not exactly convenient. Thankfully we really didn’t need anything, except when we arrived after 4 we had no idea how to find our spot since the office was closed. Also hard to get ice and firewood when the store closes at 4. The staff were very friendly though and have a nice park! We also enjoyed walking through the seasonal campground to see all the amazing set ups of the campers and houses. Very nice location too! Easy to get to all the main attractions!!

Read your contract thoroughly. But don’t be surprised if they impose “policies” that aren’t included in the contract. As someone else mentioned, they will add rules as they go. One of our neighbors was kicked out, but they didn’t find out from management. They found out when people were coming by to look at their site. Management posted their site for rent before telling them they were being booted. The campground is beautiful & clean, though. But that’s mostly because they have a ton of requirements which mandate campers to have their site look a certain way. And if you have any questions or complaints, forget it. They don’t answer the phone & their office hours are very limited.

Beware of poor management. The campground itself is clean and scenic. The ownership and management make it impossible to relax or enjoy your stay. The owner drives around in her car looking for everything and anything to complain about. She goes on Facebook and posts her findings (always negative) don’t be surprised to be under constant scrutiny and to be held to rules that are clearly not in the contract. The owner makes stuff up and pretends her contract is some sort of one sided authoritarian ruling. I work in contract law and found myself baffled to all of her imaginary and completely baseless claims. As one other review stated the rules are for some but not all. The more money you spend the higher priority you are and less likely to end up being under the looking glass. Several times last summer the pool was closed during 90+ degree days. The store is never and I mean never open. There was a storm last summer and trying to get the manager to help on “her day off” was pathetic. Branches were downed everywhere. It was Very dangerous, but we were scolded for bothering her. There is a band every Saturday and it’s loud until 10 pm/golf carts are constantly racing around the campground with zero caution to small children. Per your “contract” you are expected to make numerous costly improvements to your site at your expense, that needs to be “approved” by the owner. Your not allowed to have screen tents and you should forget about having guests if you don’t want them scrutinized and rung through the wringer with phoney waivers and background checks. Other than the sites themselves I have nothing good to say about this place and urge anyone considering a seasonal to find other accommodations. Last year alone over 26 people left. Camping should be relaxing and enjoying. This place is stress and drama.

We stayed at Stand Rock for the first time last weekend. The campground is very nice. Sites are a good size, my kids enjoyed the playground, and the staff is friendly. The sites are all very shaded. It's a little confusing to figure out the site lines and whose firepit/electric/water are whose, but since it's off season, the campground was pretty empty, so it didn't matter. The bathrooms are super clean and I liked the individual showers. My only suggestion is that there needs to be a bigger sign for the campground. We arrived after dark and had a hard time spotting the sign from the road as it's pretty small. Yes, there is noise from the interstate nearby and the trains, but it didn't bother us at all. All in all, we enjoyed Stand Rock and plan to go back.

This campground was nice. Very quiet and family oriented. The only problem was the staff. Like another person wrote, the lady upon check-in was not very friendly. Made me feel not welcome. Also a guy approached me and my kids telling us to be at the campsite now cause of kids curfew. I had to tell him I was not under 18, and all he said was, "oh". The staff sucked. They need attitude adjustments. But the pool and bathrooms were immaculate! Campground = Great. Staff = Horrible.