Little City Campground

"Absolutely loved this place!!! Everyone is super nice and friendly! Each spot has lots of room, and it's gorgeous out there! We stayed about a month and a half. The owner, Cheryl, even brought our kids toys when we left for them to remember our stay!!"

"Just wanted to give Cheryl, the owner, a big thank you. I recently had an emergency and she was right there. That's not the first time. She will be there to help no matter what the issue is. Thank you again Cheryl I'm very grateful."

"Where to begin. ..This campground had a "deliverance" feel to it right from the beginning. We lasted 3 hours before we packed it all up and found different lodgings. It started with big smiles and happy greetings but quickly turned to being treated with sceptical suspicion (?) before we even unpacked the car she started saying depending on how we behaved things might cost more.(!?!?!) We thought that was strange. There was a child on a leash (We thought that was strange) and an area of the campground that is inhabited by permanent campers and apparently off limits. I drove too fast, although far from speeding (maybe 10-15mph) and accidentally turned into "the field" (the loop with the permanent residents?) and all hell broke loose. We were told that they didn't know how things were done where we were from but here they follow the rules. Oh, yes, did I mention the managers/groundskeepers were drunk. It was creepy. Just for context: There were 8 of us, 3 of which are under 3yo. we set up camp, had dinner , no alcohol, and then 4 of us were on our way out, only 4 were staying ...when me and my 83 yo mother drove too fast in the wrong area....the rest is twilight zone weirdness."

"In all my years of camping from one end of North America to the other I have never experienced such a Gestapo campground host(owner?). Every time we entered or exited the CG we were yelled at for breaking rules that were never explained to us when we checked in. Rest rooms and showers were barbaric even by CG standards, dumpsters overflowing with trash and a very small selection of available sites due to permanent residents."