Camp Bell Campground

Heather Quinn

Well definitely not coming back here.....the campground is filled a lot of seasonal rednecks, which wasn't that bad....actually very entertaining for people watching. The worse part was the size of the sites. We were assigned a buddy site, which was new to us. Definitely not a fan of sharing green space with a neighbor who is 6ft from your front door. And the neighbor on the other side basically stared into our kitchen window the whole side. Owner and staff were not bad but not too accommodating either. Overall if your thing is touring redneck villages or experiencing a white trash trailer park , put this place on your list. If you are more interested in privacy and quiet, skip it.

Linda Grafius

We arrived on a Friday evening. Neither when we made reservations nor when we checked in did they tell us there would be "live music". The music would have been fine if it had not been played -using amplifiers - at top volume - for hours. After the live music stopped the gatherings at camp sites began with more music, very loud voices and shouting. (They do have "quiet hours" but they are neither respected by the campers nor enforced by the management.) NOT a peaceful nor restful experience.

Denise Chester

We enjoyed ourselves so much here. The location is perfect for going to several of the lakes, wineries and state parks.. Ed, thank you for helping us with our cable issue. And your kindness to Max! He says thank you and he will see you next year!

Lisa C

While I probably wouldn't visit this campground again, it does have some outstanding qualities, namely the owner who runs it, Ed, and his staff. He was incredibly kind and helpful to me and I am very appreciative of that. The campground is targeted at families so if you want a peaceful experience, you may want to go elsewhere. I didn't feel entirely safe when a bunch of men showed up mostly in trucks for a horseshoe tournament right across from my campsite. They appeared to be from outside the campground.