We had a nice stay in site A17 which was a double site and more expensive than the single sites. There were paved roads, paved sites, 30/50 amp electrical hookups and plenty of space between sites. The roads had recently been paved which created a large drop-off on the side of the road in some areas. This is something to watch for when backing...

As the title of my review says, this is a very nice, basic, RV park with few frills. We liked it a lot. We stayed in site 57 for four nights at the end of April 2024. Sit 57 was the smallest i9n the park, by the description given at the front desk. It turned out to be plenty long for our 22' trailer plus tow vehicle. It could have accommodated a...

I was somewhat disappointed in the location of the campground. I presumed that it was on the water by the description and campground map. As the camp host said, you can see the water if you stand on top of your RV. One other issue was there was goose poop all over the place. If you want to take a walk in the park, look down while you're...

We camped at Trimble park for 4 nights in early March in our Class C Motorhome. We booked a little last minute, so weren't able to snag a site on the water (which I would highly recommend). We had a site that was actually right next to the main park road, but since we were there during the week there was not a traffic or noise issue at all. ...

I returned to this Park after a delightful week hiking the numerous trails last fall. After one day of hiking and returning with dozens of ticks on me and my dog, I stopped hiking and just walked the paved roads through camp. Most seem to be Lone Star Ticks which usually don’t transmit Lyme Disease, but can carry other diseases. Simparica on my...