AlisonLovesLife
For Creekside Campground: Although this campground has great potential, we found it very dirty and cluttered. We also found no one in the office upon arrival, but with the note on the door we knew enough to pick a site. It was a Sunday afternoon and there were lots of empty sites, but many of them had trash on them. There were old clothes on the ground, which gave you a sense you were camping in a junk yard. We had picnic tables but they were so dirty I didn't think I had enough paper towels and cleaner to eat on them. Too bad. There was a creek in the back that sported several cute and friendly ducks, but I agree with the other viewer that the buildings on the other side looked dilapidated. Huge poison ivy plants were in our site. The bathrooms were filthy. As we were leaving at 9:45 AM management finally showed up but was not to inclined to bother to take our money. I spoke to him about what looked like messy insulation all over the sites which made them look disgusting, and he said it was the Cottonwood Tree, and there is no sense cleaning it up before it is done. I disagree.15 minutes with a rake would make a more pleasant stay. The poison ivy we were told are sprayed 3 times a year.
This tiny campground has potential if they picked up around, and had someone on property. WARNING: Your GPS will take you over a cement bridge rated 10 ton. Follow the sign in the center of town to take that right, don't follow GPS to the left.
Posted Jun 17, 2013 by AlisonLovesLife from Florida. This is the subjective opinion of a traveler and not of AllStays LLC.
