Rolling Oaks Campground

The sight was ok but my arrival ruined it all for me. I followed signs to “store” to register. I prepaid but had no idea where to set up. The drive to the store included a sharp turn where a partially removed branch which I did not see, caused about $1000 worth of damage to my roof. All this to get me to the “store” which was closed. A worker who had earlier seen me lodged under the branched came by on a cart. When I asked, he knew nothing about my arrival but after clarification from me, he informed me he would lead me back to my site which it turns out I had driven past on my way in. Either you operate a campground or you don’t. It should not be half assed. I will never return and never advise anyone to go there. Shame on these owners. I should sue but I will let my insurance company make that decision.

Had a pull thru site. No campfire available-who goes camping without a fire? Very disappointing. New sod laid by the pull thru campers. The staff had water sprinklers on so you stepped out of your camper and it was under water!-plus it rained and they still left the sprinklers on! The water smelled like a sewer, it made you smell when you took a shower and your dishes!

Love Rolling Oak’s Family Owned campground

The people were really nice & friendly, both staff and the permanent campers there who stopped by our site to say hi. We stayed on the brand new weekender sites that were evidently just put in over the past month or so. There was brand new sod which was very nice although the sizes were quite small/narrow. There were about 6 of these new sites right up in front of the campground with no trees for shade. There were no fire pits which was disappointing; who goes camping without a campfire? I am hoping this was just because the sites are new. Again the sites were very narrow as well so not much space for a fire ring either so they may need to invest in some portable ones. The price for these sites is way too high given the lack of amenities (small site, no campfire, no WiFi, smelly water); I’ve stayed at nicer state parks. The campground was quite large after taking some long walks to check things out. This campground is definitely geared towards permanent campers. And I do mean permanent with full roofs over the tops and extensive porches; it looks like many of the campers haven’t been moved in 20 years or given any TLC based on the looks of them and the overgrowth of weeds, shrubs, etc. It was disappointing to see some great lot opportunities wasted on the junk that is put in them and not kept up. My husband and I are looking for a place to make more permanent and this is a prime geographic location for us but it is unfortunately too run down. The swimming pond looks really gross and under-maintained; I definitely would not swim in it nor is it even relaxing to sit around. It looks like this place may have been a camper’s paradise back in the day but it needs a lot TLC.