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We stayed here in a completely new campground section, which is located next to the old location that is still also being used. The new section has 15 sites which are all pull thru, have water, sewer & electric. The view of the lake from the sites is outstanding, and all of the sites are very large and it is a quiet area for a military camp. We have never stayed at a family camp that made the sites so spacious as these. There are no restroom or shower facilities in the campground, so if that is what you desire, you might not like it here. If you either use your RV facilities or are willing to walk, drive or bike the 1/2 mile to the fitness center, the facilities there are outstanding. From what we can tell there are 5 or 6 of these new sites that stay occupied by full timers, and the old RV park seemed to be almost fully occupied by full timers. There are no camp hosts here which posed no problem for us. The check in for this camp is at the base billeting office, and when you sign in they give you a key that allows you access to the electric box on your site. The staff at the office were all kind and courteous. The lake is stocked and there is a nice trail around the lake for walking. The actual RV park, which has just been built earlier this year, is built so that all of the sights overlook the lake, so as a result, from the water up to the top camp sites it is a pretty steep incline. All of the drives are crushed rock, and each site has a concrete pad for the RV. The length of most of the pull thru's is probably 125 feet or so. We were amazed by that. So far, no picnic tables or fire rings, but I suspect since it was winter here, they will probably add those this spring or summer. We ended up staying here much longer than we first thought we would, and thoroughly enjoyed our stay. At $11.00 per night, we felt it was an outstanding value.