No Peace and Quiet or Privacy
My wife and I stayed at the tent camping site and left with mixed feelings. The layout of the tent sites offers very little privacy from nearby homeowners and passersby. When we arrived, the owner’s neighbor (who was very kind and friendly) showed us around and explained that the tent sites operate on a first-come, first-served basis.
After selecting our spot, one of the homeowners used a chainsaw for about three hours straight—starting around 4:00 p.m.—to cut firewood for a large bonfire that was visible from our site. The road leading to the homes and other sites is also within view, so you constantly see and hear cars coming and going.
Although the hosts were kind, we felt they were a bit pushy about trying to upsell us to the “beachfront site” for an additional $15. We declined initially, but they asked again later, which made us uncomfortable.
On a positive note, the firewood is a great deal at $7 for the amount you get, and there are cold showers, one restroom, and potable water available on-site—all appreciated amenities.
That said, my wife and I won’t be returning due to the lack of privacy, barking dogs from nearby homeowners, hours of chainsaw noise, and the overall lack of peace and quiet during our stay.