Fiddlestix RV & Golf Resort

Our RV GPS brought us right to the campground (CG). We arrived about an hour early of their 3:00 PM check-in time with no issues checking in. We drove to FHU site 38 and backed in one and done. Our utilities were at the back of the site, and we needed about 35’ of electric and water hose. The sewer was more central, and I needed about 18’ of sewer hose for our rig. Our area had a few shade trees, but we had no problem hitting the north sky for Starlink. The water pressure was good, and we put on a reducer. Our nightly rate is based on an average over the weekday and weekend rates with no discounts offered. We stayed here three years ago when the CG was fairly young and not so built up. The clubhouse had gone to a full-service restaurant and bar, and when we were there around 10:30 AM, quite a few people were eating breakfast. We were told that the seasonal guests can golf on the weekends/holidays for free as part of their package, so tee times are needed. We saw a few seasonal folks going out, but just about every seasonal guest here has a golf cart, and they drove them around continuously during our Labor Day stay. Many of the seasonals also had ATVs, which they took off to ride the local trails. With the pool, new putt-putt golf, and other family activities, the CG was full of people. We were pleasantly surprised that the kids who rode on all sorts of electric bikes and scooters plus golf carts behaved themselves, and the parents seemed attentive. Everyone was friendly, and we happily noticed that the seasonal guests kept their sites clean and picked up after their dogs. They had expanded their dog park that’s up near the clubhouse, basketball court, and playground, but the dog area was not very convenient to the backside of the CG now that there are about 142 sites plus cabins/trailer park models available (with plans for more sites). However, there was plenty of room and little trails to walk your dog. The original/older sites 4-12 and the 30-40 area are currently being used for short-termers. Sites 1-3 are now cabins/park models. They have WiFi, but the signal was not very strong in our area. The golf course was under new design construction due to adding additional sites, but it was playable. Based on this CG becoming a seasonal golf cart community, we probably will not return.

There was road construction on MN-47 and MN-27 near the park entrance. Suggest you call prior to arrival to verify detours and road closures. We checked in at the golf course clubhouse and then headed to back-in site 3, which was full hookups. It was an easy back-in. Utilities were at the very back of the long site and we backed in as far as possible to get hoses and electric to the post and spigot. We still needed 20’ of sewer hose to reach sewer, which was consistent with other sites in the row. The cost for a night during the week was $55 and Friday/weekends was $75. Park is designed with the RVer in mind; sites are much larger than most private parks and even some state and COE campgrounds we've stayed in, plus they restrict to RVs no older than 10 years. They allow 2 dogs free and for our 3rd we paid an extra $5 per night. They have plenty of areas to walk the dogs plus a fenced off-leash area. During our stay there was no cable TV, but crews were in the park putting it in. Laundry facility still had not been finished. Currently, WiFi is available at the clubhouse. We had a clear shot of the southern sky for satellite as our site had no shade trees. They do have sites overlooking the golf course that had more shade and mature grass. We received 2 bars on Verizon and 4 bars on AT&T (you can see the tower from the park). Originally, this was an 18 hole course that they have turned into 9 holes so they could create additional RV sites and recreation venues. They sold golf items, gifts, some RV supplies, propane and firewood at the clubhouse. Nearest grocery store was in Isle about 3 miles away. The staff was very friendly and helpful but their RV learning curve was high so be patient. At the time, they had just got a couple to be camp hosts and they were very helpful.