Forest Lake Preserve

Upper Shelf

This is a big and full park. They have several.pool, playground, and lodge. They did not have any kid or family activities. There are several bathrooms but only 1 per big loop. Staff is super nice.

Debbie Dotts

Do not come here after dark! Campground does not have lights or signage so it was the worst experience we have had. Even at the gate they have a box for late check ins but no signage on it. There is a gate code that was randomly written on a sheet with no explanation. Our site is also terrible… goes downhill and our rear tires are not on the ground when we leveled out. Absolutely horrible 0/5 stars.

Michael Queen

Daughter staying at this site. We made a visit and were impressed with the facility. Unlike most RV parks now days, this once offered some nice space between sites. Stay Safe - Keep That Nose Covered

Henry Danico

I have been to this campground a few times. I like that. It's good and wooded. At the current moment the campground is getting updated with new sites. So there's a lot of work going on. I am sure in the future this place will look great with the new sites.

Bryan Parnell

My wife's parents the one's that own a membership here, and have for a few years now. Her parents let our kids camp with them for a night out of the usual 3 or more they stay during the warm months. At first, this place was great! Owners and staff were very friendly/helpful, the other campers were always friendly and respectful of one another. There was always something to do (fishing, swimming {pools and a small pond}, outdoor movies drive-in style during the summer, put put, more hiking trails thank you could care to get lost in, and more than enough other things to keep you occupied if you needed. BUT.... this sadly is NO LONGER the case! 😭 The owners have changed hands once or twice (not sure how many now) over the past 4 years and the current one's have made it PAINFULLY clear what they are all about... No longer is a fun, family oriented, good ole outdoor camping experience anywhere near the top priority for these individuals. The pond went from a cute mini-beach looking swimming hole/fishing spot to an overgrown algae and trash filled cesspool. They stopped maintains the trails (many quickly became totally inaccessible), ugly construction style netting was place around ANY spot leading to trails (or any trees for that matter) with signs claiming "wildlife/nature* preservation, and as of here in the past couple of months, that was just a joke as almost ALL of the wooded areas have been savagely bulldozed over to add another 100+ camper spots by Christmas! It was already ridiculously priced and crowded from day one, but now it's in line to be just an overpriced trailer park and a sad example of greed and disregard for nature overall! It saddens me that it's been reduced to this and for a couple if not more grand a year, it's plain robbery! Shoot, lest than half that price, I'll let you park in my backyard and treat you to a thousand times more pleasurable camping experience!