Fox Den Acres Campgrounds

Favorite place to camp!

We pulled in, self-registered, chose a pull through, paid $36 by check, and parked on a completely level, well gravelled site. They even have cable TV! Fair price, great location, and well maintained. What more can you ask for?

I did not stay the night here. And only visited some family on a stop. It appeared to be a welll organized camp site. Not huge but a decent size place. Easy to get to and very clean. In mid July it was pretty busy. Looks like a great place for a stop over on a weekend or a couple days.

The owner steve is an amazing guy who will go above and beyond to help you

One of the oddest campgrounds we've ever stayed in & we've RV'd in hundreds. Large property with -@160- sites, but no laundry room and only 1 bathhouse! We were assigned a site nowhere near it so we had to drive to it.nMost seasonals drive gas-powered golf carts (instead of batteries) day & night on the weekends so it's noisy until @11:00 pm.nNice pond but no swimming. Good-sized pool that was told open but never found it to be. Cute store with museum (if you don't mind dozens of taxidermied animals covering the walls).nThe few shaded spots are taken by permanents.nSet price all nights so no discounts.nIf you stay on one of the top rows, you'll have a view:) But if you stay in the back of the park past the office, it's a narrow one-lane dirt road to the back sites (hence, why check out is several hours earlier than check in). Driving around the pond, you just pray a large truck or camper isn't coming towards you as there's no way to back up or turn around. When we pulled out, sure enough here comes a dually truck who had to back out a good distance behind him into trees behind him on the bank.nPlenty of open spaces for playground and kids to run & play.nFor us a better place for weekends or short stays, but not longer.n(Sorry, my pics won't post-a new problem with phone).