Jackson Lake Campground & Park LLC

Mary Dillon burks

Very disappointed I understand about the rain but the rain stopped it too and it was beautiful the rest of the day and no one can swim. The next day pretty much the same thing. New management problem is hiring these teenagers that are clueless And on a constant basis give out the wrong information. However I was impressed with two employees there, that was James very polite and windy working all the time. You absolutely have teenagers that are flying around on the golf carts at a high rate of speed. My suggestion is hire adults that want to work.I’m not understanding how the manager Diane can run a business like this from home even though she’s sick not doing a very good job

J

We stayed in a lake view cabin. The pool was closed but it wasn't a big deal. My family still had a blast. Even though the staff was fairly young they all did a great job. Especially the young lady in the shop/office she was super informative and patient. Will be going again!!

S P

We are tent campers. And had a wonderful shady site. Close to a small waterfall with streams. Right across from us is the swimming lake. Pool was empty and they said waiting on parts to fix it. Bummer. Unfortunately you have to walk all the way around the front entrance to get into the swimming or swings and corn hole games area . They do have gates that could open to get into that area, but they chained them shut. This place has a huge potential to be like a jelly stone park, with all the inflatables and games/activities. The downside is the bathrooms are a muddy mess with no towels soap and some with no wastebaskets. The swimming lake is full of snails dead and alive which is crunchy to walk on and smells bad. Fishing pond is full of weeds, line get stuck. A little tlc and this place could be awesome. For now I would stay away from here, until they start treating the pond and swimming area and get rid of the issues.

Jim McKay

Disappointed. Read the bad reviews, however seen that there was new management so I decided to take a chance for Memorial Day Weekend. With kids 6 and younger we knew the lake most likely would not work and planned to use the pool. The site was spacious and in good condition. The picnic table was beat up and there was no fire ring. When we went up Saturday morning to look over the activities, pool and playground that is when the true disappointed and regret set in. We discovered that it was being reported that the pool pump had broken this morning, despite it looking like it had never worked at all this year. The water in it was dirty and it was only half full. The grass in the activities area had not been cut, the playground was in need of mulch, the lake had algae up to the shoreline. This left just the playground for the entire weekend, hardly justifying the cost. The only active was a Poker Run later in the day however my 6 year old does not know how to play. There are only 4 bath stalls in the tent area and unless you can catch them quickly right after they are cleaned, then they are unusable. Memorial Day Weekend should have been an opportunity for new management to showcase this campground and they failed. We will need to travel outside the campground for activities for the kids this weekend and will not stay here again. I recommend anyone remotely thinking about staying here inspect it first. We could have stayed at state park with a playground for a cheaper rate and it would have been more restricted on noise and animals. We could have stayed at slightly more expensive campgrounds, such as a Yogi Bear, with better planned activities and facilities. Look elsewhere.