First time here. We stayed in site 58. Sites are a bit close on top of the hill but not a real big deal. Bath house was clean with good water pressure and plenty of hot water. Staff was very friendly. I would agree with the other review that there are permanent residents there. Lake is very nice also.

Beautiful place with nice and friendly staff. Camp sights are wooded but are pretty close together. Not much privacy The campers, on the other hand were super loud and obnoxious. Barking dogs and WILD kids...galore !I will say that it did get quiet about and hour after quiet time.

I used to love this place. And it certainly is a beautiful place, for sure. However, over the years, I have noticed that more and more of the ‘primo’ spots are being taken up by permanent campers. Now, management denies that there are people that take up residency at Trackrock. But it’s hard to ignore the satellite dishes with their po...moreI used to love this place. And it certainly is a beautiful place, for sure. However, over the years, I have noticed that more and more of the ‘primo’ spots are being taken up by permanent campers. Now, management denies that there are people that take up residency at Trackrock. But it’s hard to ignore the satellite dishes with their poles buried in the ground, buried cables, permanent stairs/structures with tarps littering these sites, full on work stations being erected, and tacky landscaping that is haphazardly planted around the campers. As stated before, these hovels are taking up the prime spots on the campground that should be enjoyed by vacationing campers. It’s almost impossible to get a space now. Again, management denies that there are permanent campers here. Evidence suggests otherwise. Starting to look icky, Trackrock. Please do something about the folks taking up residency.. you are better than this.

This has quickly become our favorite place to camp. The office staff are so welcoming, they have basic amenities for sale as well. There is a nice big game room with a pool table and tons of board games and puzzles. Came in handy when we were avoiding a sudden summer thunderstorm with driving rain! The game room/ front office also has ...moreThis has quickly become our favorite place to camp. The office staff are so welcoming, they have basic amenities for sale as well. There is a nice big game room with a pool table and tons of board games and puzzles. Came in handy when we were avoiding a sudden summer thunderstorm with driving rain! The game room/ front office also has an amazing covered porch with rocking chairs to look out over the fields and lake. Our son loves the playgrounds, they have two. The swings are big enough for an adult to have a good time too! There is plenty of wide open space to let your dog or kids run loose, and we love swimming and fishing in the stocked lake. The stables have very reasonable rates, though we haven’t taken a trip out with them yet. We love petting the horses. The tent campsites are nice and shaded and each has a fire ring of some sort. The bath facilities are clean and stocked, though sometimes crowded which is to be expected. A note about the noise rating- there was a family having a huge party for two of the nights we stayed. Looked like a reunion of some sort, they had about 10 of the camp sites. They were incredibly loud far past quiet hours. The campsite staff made them get quiet the second night, after many complaints, and the third they didn’t make much noise at all. When we stayed the second time, this wasn’t the case and the camping area is so peaceful. Roll of the dice I suppose. One of my favorite features is the natural spring. You can bring as many bottles as you like and fill them up. It’s so delicious! If you’re in the mood to eat out, town is about 15-20 mins away. In the summer, there is a wonderful farmers market that is worth a visit! All in all, it’s top of our list.