Lake Myers RV & Camping Resort

Randy effect the same

It was excellent with everything but we couldn't get TV at night. Excellent hospitality. Loved the place and had a great time!! Was wanting to come back for July 4th but was booked up

Teresa Sousa

The place is not as bad as some reviewers have posted. It does need some work. The pool areas are really big and nice but need some repairs, the miniature golf course has drainage problems and has seen better days, the cabin trail section, all those old cabins need to go and the water pressure can be low at times. The bathrooms were super clean the entire holiday weekend (very busy time).Otherwise, there a lot of seasonal sites, but they are well kept for the most part. We had a fun weekend and met some very nice people, enjoyed the entertainment, sitting by the lake and sitting by the pool.

Shane Brislin

This is more of a rv trailer park, many full timers. The roads are not in good shape and not easy to navigate. We stayed the 2 week period that they were filling the pools and was told tge water pressure would be low during the day. No water at all every day from 10am to 4pm. I can understand that but the condition of the roads and the sites are terrible.

Tina Schmidt (Mom's Quiet Time)

Wow, this campground has some big problems and many little ones. 1. There appear to be VERY few short-stay sites, and those we saw were very unlevel, very narrow, and poorly maintained. 2. The power post had no breaker and looked to be in bad shape. 3. Toward the end of our stay, water pressure went WAY down, apparently due to the filling of two large swimming pools (I expect it will take a week or more to fill them, so we were glad to be leaving when we did). 4. Grounds/lawn maintenance was poor. We also saw the lawn service onsite one day, weed-wacking right thru garbage laying on the ground. When it clogged up the equipment, the crew simply pulled the garbage off the equipment and threw it back on the ground! 5. The roads are poorly maintained, with large chunks of pavement missing on the edges and washouts due to water runoff. 6. the buildings look run-down and aged. The entire place needs a sprucing up and a large infusion of cash/repairs/maintenance/improvements. 7. The sewer literally OVERFLOWED out of the ground and ran down the street as we and our neighbors emptied their grey and black tanks, apparently due to a belated emptying of the septic system.....ewwww!!! The vast majority of the campground is year-round campsites, with a general appearance of run-down lots and trailers, lots of junky diy fences, decks, worn out and excessive decor and vast stretches of gravel and stones everywhere, with most ground vegetation destroyed or missing. There are dilapidated and abandoned structures, low hanging branches, too-narrow roads and tight turns. We will not be back, but I get a sense that they like it that way.