Town & Country Lakes

Could not be happier with this campground, it's quaint I believe there are about 20 spots. Every spot is wonderful and spacious! And plenty of room for parking as well. We just got here a couple of days ago. But have been full time camping for almost 4 years now because of my husband's job as a contractor. So far this is the best campground we have been too. The lake and corn fields provide plenty of privacy and on top of it all there is fishing! If you're looking for a weekend getaway or something long term, the prices are very fair and you won't be disappointed!

Came to check it out. Not a terrible park for 500$ a month however i think a few things could be improved. For starters the entrance to the park is very narrow and you have a tight turn which could be problematic for bigger rigs they could easily widen it. and the roads are very hilly to the park. The park does not have sewage hook up at the any of the spots. There is a communal dump station and if you dont want to move your rig then they come by with a shit barrel to collect every week which is unsanitary as the residents just leave the hoses out and exposed waiting for dump day and each time its 20$ for them to hall your shit away. I think it should be included sense it was obviously poor planning. Other than that its next to a decent looking lake and large field so mice could be a problem. The enviroment the residents gave off was welcoming and friendly. Id considered staying here if it werent for the tight turn and the sewage. Those are deal breakers.

Nice people running the place. Very quiet and friendly neighbors. Pond was free to fish in with the stay and the kids loved it. No sewer hookups but for $20 a week someone will come drain it for you. Would definitely return. We stayed for over a month.

Nice peaceful Campground a lot of fish but the dump station was full so no place to dump your RVs

It was one of the most peaceful months I can remember. Surrounded by nature, clean, spacious, and well-maintained. Consider yourself lucky to get a spot to park there because it's usually full and for good reasons. I would give more than 5 stars if I could.

I was there with my family for Memorial Day weekend . The playground was outdated and had sharp splinters. The tent sights were practically nothing in size and were either on a slope or so close to the septic tank where the campers dumped that you could smell it constantly. And with that being said I wanted to teach my children how to clean the fish you catch and fry them in cast iron over a fire but with the septic system being only feet from the pond they call a lake and I wasn't going to eat anything that came from that water. It's more like a cult of people that seem to stay there year around. I could hear some speed limit princess yelling at every other vehicle. I tried to talk to the woman who was running this joke of a campground but her inability to speak properly or even walk straight told me all I needed to know, We packed up and left before actually staying one night. Save your time and money. Avoid the fecal matter campground with the "slow down!" Police screaming every 20 minutes and the drunk warden coming out of her flip flops and wiping slobber from the corner of her mouth smelling of alcohol and not caring about the place. STICK WITH A KOA