This "Resort" is primarily occupied by permanent or seasonal cabins, chalets, and RVs, making up 75% of the site. The bathrooms and toilets are kept in pristine condition, although they are a half-mile away from our RV parking spot for the night. It's recommended to bring leveling blocks and wheel chocks as the sites have a hilly and uneven terrain. Most sites have 30amp power and water, and there's a waste disposal station if required. We chose to stay here due to its proximity to our beloved Crab Shack, "The Tap House", a 20-minute drive away. It's worth noting that the place may not be particularly suitable for children or pets, given the extensive list of rules. There's a small marshy pond at the end of the RV row, a somewhat eerie pet graveyard, and a still-in-use human cemetery if you follow the Holly Trail from the bathroom. The $45 fee is relatively low compared to other places, making the overall "value" fairly average.