Your Haven Campground

We drove through the park yesterday as we are looking for a place to park our RV for the summer. We were in the area on our side by side looking at property for sale. We drove to the back to look at the water access and noticed a person driving their golf cart down by the water. We turned around to pull back out and a man was standing in the middle of the road, hands on his hips and looking angry. We stopped and he barked at us asking if we could read? Confused we both looked at him not understanding why he was so angry. When we asked what he was talking about, he barked again “CAN YOU READ” we both said yes and he pointed to a sign that said no motorized vehicles. To be honest we were not paying attention to the sign. New to the park and with the other “motorized vehicle” down by the water, we didn’t think much of it. When we mentioned that we were looking for a place for our RV, he again barked at us and said “WE ARE FULL”. I just don’t understand this world today where people feel the need to be rude and aggressive to complete strangers making an honest mistake. The man you were barking at is born and raised right here, 3rd generation farmer with over 3000 acres in this community and works hard to put food on your table. Kindness is free. You don’t have to take your aggression out on people who simply made a mistake. Were we wrong for not noticing the sign? Yes. But the blatant disrespect for your common man was appalling. You could have shown a small amount of respect. I can only pray you treat the people in your park with half the respect you shown us yesterday. 100% do not recommend.

Visited our daughter and son in law, we had a great time. The only trouble we had is the floating dock. Being older, your balance isn't the best. We had some laughs about bouncing.

I come here with my family on a nearly weekly basis between June and October. The owners are very friendly and the campers are as well. The amenities are wonderful and the events keep me and my family entertained all season long. Your Haven allows pets to join you as well which I absolutely love. Just beware of the green algae in the lake when you bring your dogs, as it can be fatal for them if ingested. I don't blame the owners for this because there isn't much a single campground owner can do to change it. The site has a laundromat and plenty of tools to use if you need them. Golf carts are permitted on the small roads as long as they are electric and are even allowed to be on the beach. I highly recommend giving Your Haven a chance, should the opportunity present itself.

The resort has gone downhill since the ownership change a few years ago. It's mostly a clean and organized park. But, the beach is over run with golf carts. Literally more golf carts than some golf courses...50+. Jet-ski's clutter up most of the water frontage, no room to swim. Free Wi-Fi in the entire park. On site boat launch. Firewood available, and fire rings at nearly every site. (At no fault of this resort... just fyi.) By June the water seems to turn into a green slime. Water visibility maybe 12 inches by summer's end. The lake itself has really dropped off in terms of fishing. 5-10 years ago a person could go out and fish to their limit on sunfish in a matter of a couple hours. Now there's so much boat traffic and pressure you can fish all day long and not get a bite. Overall this is a great family friendly park, that is gated in the evening to keep out the riff-raff. Though it can be a little expensive, it still is one of the nicer campgrounds on the Horseshoe Chain of lakes.

Besides being a clean, friendly resort, they always maintain a family friend environment. They have social events tailored to adults, families, and children. Just the clean appearance first attracted us to this resort.

Great place to be for a seasonal campground! Clean, family friendly, activities and the sunsets are awesome!