Wilderness Campground

We came for the Fourth of July and reserved a spot but it was not full hook up. Even on the fourth they moved us to a full hook up site. This place has clean restrooms and showers (25 cents) scattered throughout the park. There are two swimming pond and a swimming pool. There is mini golf, a jumping pillow, fishing, and many other amenities. It is a beautiful and well kept property. The sites are spacious and pretty level. The only drawback is that WI-FI is very spotty and phone service not good.

We stayed over Memorial Day weekend in a grass water/electric site. We were a bit nervous getting back to our site due to the narrow roads and trees, but we found the trees were actually trimmed up very well for big rigs. The site was HUGE and shaded! We were able to park in front of our camper with plenty of room which rarely happens with a rig our size. Also, our site was across from where the band played on Saturday night, so we could sit around the fire and enjoy the entertainment.

Pros:
-Family-friendly with lots of activities(live band, jumping pillow, beach, pool)
-Near Amish bakeries(Best donuts I've ever had!)
-Spacious, wooded sites in most loops

Cons:
-Lack of bathroom facilities for a resort of that size
-Poor cell phone and hotspot reception(T-Mobile was in and out, AT&T was weak even with Mimo antenna)
-Narrow roads can be difficult for vehicles with the number of pedestrians and bikes