Our family had a lovely time here. Extremely quiet and very wooded. This is an unplug and renew…read morekind of camping. Owners were friendly, park host, other guest were friendly. Some of the most CLEAN bathhouses we have ever used! Access to the river for great fishing is a bonus. There were several kids swimming (with life vests on) from the beach area. There was a small basketball hoop, sand volleyball, and tether ball for the teens. *Make sure to bring your bug spray, the mosquitoes hunted in packs here.

Really enjoyed this spot. They have a variety of camping sites and the river is beautiful. I will…read morebe back!

Spacious camp spots, full hook up. Honestly when we got there we were somewhat skeptical. But we…read morewere wrong. Several people who stay there are working with local contractors and are gone until evenings. It was quiet and peaceful. The roads in the campground are in need of repair and lots of potholes and rough driving surfaces. Bonus is the close access to Lake of the woods. Beautiful area for biking, hiking, botanical gardens and to enjoying nature.

Today we got totally spoiled we stayed here 8 months ago and was parked out front we loved it…read moreenough to return. The first spot was quite and easy drive thru... This 2nd visit we got a spot in the back with wide open space (light car noise but not enough to invade a good nights rest) ... We will definitely ask for this same spot in the future... Hope you will visit and find your own happy spot....

This place is a bit west of Bloomington Illinois. We stopped here on our way to Iowa just for one…read morenight. The park itself is very pretty, lots of green space, very mature trees that provide a ton of shade, picnic tables, and fire rings and it is very clean. The downside is you are sandwiched between Highway 74 and a train track and it is very loud. I can honestly say and all of our travels this is the loudest we have ever had From a nearby highway. We had our overhead fan running on high all night and you could still hear the semi's rumbling by so we did not get a good night sleep. There is a nice pool here and they had music playing so the kids would probably really enjoy this place. Lots of room to roam! We were assigned slot 19, which is a nice pull through site. We did have a bit of trouble with low water pressure at this site. We also could not get the Wi-Fi to work. We could connect, but the speakers were so low. We couldn't do anything with it. We have Verizon and cell service was great so that worked out for us. At $36 per night for a 30 amp site with a good Sam discount it's a pretty good deal. Staff were super friendly as well.

Very quite RV park. The bathrooms are some of the nicest I've seen and kept very clean.read more

I had a great experience here! The folks are very friendly and accommodating! They worked through…read moretough weather nicely and I got parked easily, and made it out easily. I will stay here again. I stayed for the NHRA races this visit. The walk to get in is a little long but across the street is an entrance and they have golf cart shuttles to reduce the walk. The price is right and you can bring an extra vehicle and come and go for no additional costs.

Great Hospitality and Reasonably Priced. Walking distance to…read moreSpeedway track! 2017 was our 4th year Camping with Friends! Will be back in July!!

This was a great camping ground! Nice facilities! Would have loved to had access to better maps,…read morepictures to really get a feel for the area before choosing a site blindly. But, now that we've been there once, we know where we want to be when we go back!! :)

What went well? Everything! From the moment we arrived late after the office was technically…read moreclosed. We called to inform the office we were running late. They cheerfully replied it wasn't a problem and everything would be waiting for us. The owner met us at the building. Gave us our passes and map, showed us our site went over everything. The grounds were beautiful and campers there say it's getting better every season. The dog park was even beautifully kept. The sites ranged from very wooded to open areas. The pool is very clean with a family atmosphere with other campers. It's on the med-small side. We will definitely be returning next season.

Do not stay at this campground. We are a full-time family who's been on the road for a year and a…read morehalf. We have never in all of our years of camping or traveling--and we travel a lot--we've never encountered anyone as rude as the general manager and her daughter who basically run the campground. I don't think they own the place, but whoever owns it needs to change management ASAP! The staff at Lost Acres is not liked by locals and they had my family of 4 escorted off the property by local cops because I complained to the daughter about how rude her mom was. They need to be replaced and the owner needs to have more say in what goes on in their campground and if they are the owners than I hope this impacts them because no one I talked to is happy with what's going on under the new management even the poor seasonal people whom most were so kind! We stayed there from August 23-30th. We were supposed to stay until Tuesday after Labor Day. In fact, they enjoyed having our family there so much last weekend, that they let us take a seasonal spot and gave us a discount for staying over the holiday weekend. So we were fine until we complained it seems. I told them we were going to stay in Cincinnati for a couple days and we set up and left our trailer in the new seasonal site they gave us and all was well. We were still paying per night so they weren't giving us any discounts by letting us keep our trailer there. We got back to the campground today August 30th and the lady who works at the front desk and is the general manager --who's been the most unfriendly to us since we arrived and whom the seasonal people and other campers don't seem to care too much for-- was at the booth and we pulled up and asked if we could get a flyer for the events happening this holiday weekend. She wasn't friendly and she looked at us like she was bothered we had our dirt bikes in the back which we'd had every other time we've pulled in-- she told us she didn't have a print out of the fun events our family was looking forward to-- but made sure we knew again that we couldn't ride our dirt bikes and off we drove with that nice "welcome" ringing in our ears. So I walked over to the office and got the flier the person who was welcoming campers said she didn't have and I thought I'd mention what happened to the two woman at the front desk. I happened to bring up the fact that the lady at the gate (general manager) wasn't nice to her daughter who works the front desk and the lady I ori talked to who was kind the entire time. I explained to both of them what had happened and the daughter didn't like what I was saying about her mom and told me if I have further complaints than I'm welcome to leave the campground to which I was very surprised and continued to talk with both ladies as to why I'm being told to leave. As I'm asking for clarification, the daughter asks me to leave because I'm being combative and then she has her mom come over to talk to me while she's on the phone with the cops. The mom comes to talk and I start explaining she wasn't nice to us and she didn't want to hear it and left. Her daughter then tells me to leave the office and I tell her I will wait for the sheriff and my daughter who was playing video games. She said we can both leave and then called the local cops and desc what I was wearing and told them I was being combative so 3 cop cars showed up for this. They apologized for what was happening and were nice to our family. It's too bad the city's resources are being used to be called to this campground for reasons like this. We heard this happens a lot and it's not a good look for the nice town. We luckily ran into some kind locals at the campground who offered for us to stay on their property because they knew we wouldn't be able to find anywhere for the holiday weekend. So there's still good people out there and they were what our family needed and they give this town a good reputation. Let this be a warning if you go stay there. In our opinion, I'd pick anywhere else to stay before having to deal with management at Lost Acres.

Family friendly park. Close to Indiana beach and Lake Shaffer. Plenty of things to do for the whole…read morefamily. Playgrounds and Jump pads for the kids. Heated pool and pickle ball court, volleyball court. Cornhole tournament all weekend. But there is also just sit back and relax with a fire or by the pond with your pole. Endless things to do..

Campground was huge most spots were level they had a huge pond loaded with bluegill. Lots of woods…read morefor great hiking not very long trails but well groomed. They also have a well stocked camp store with lots of little cool items

This campground is a hidden gem. It is very quiet and peaceful. They take very good care of the…read moreplace and the owner and her son are super nice. If you want to get away from all the hustle and bustle of life and relax than this is the place for you. They have fishing and paddle boats. They offer a volleyball court, basketball court and a nice playground for the kids. There is also full service grocery store not even ten minutes from here. The lady that owns the place is very sweet and kind. Her son is always happy to help and seems happy to work here.

We spent the last 2 summers at Fox Bluff as seasonals. Here is my honest review…read more The Good: Mon-Fri morning are great. Quiet, very little activity, access to pool and hot tub good. Nice group of full time rvers. Management is trying to put together weekly events for everyone enjoyment. Proximity to Chicago and the Fox River access is great. The bad: dusty roads, failed electrical and water mutliple times. Sewage system really bad, we went three days without being to dump because system was overwhelmed and over flowing and the only employee could so anything was at another campground. Very little maintenance activity on bathrooms, dumpsters (always overflowing after weekend, just need one extra dump on Saturday) or common areas. The Ugly: The deal is this, rules are published and agreed to but there is zero enforcement activities by the management. Come Friday night the seasonal weekenders show up and it gets really crazy. Golf carts speeding, some music blaring, around well into the night (at times 2:30 in the morning) being driven by not only adults, some intoxicated, but also by underage drivers (same ones over and over). The common areas as well as pool and hot tub are overrun by adults, drinking, smoking and swearing. In fact passing out jello shots and some drunk guy in the hot tub talking about how big his privates are. Not a safe or desirable place for children. More then once, high schoolers making out in the pool, children in the pool area unsupervised, and constant food in the pool area. It basically is a party place on the weekend. Can no longer recommend as suitable place to camp.

Ashley, Sharon, and TJ.... THANKYOU!!!!! We are here until January and I did NOT like the spot we…read morewere assigned and they went above and beyond to accommodate me!

This is a stop out of convenience! Very easy to check in, it does have a dog park, but it's not…read morevery pretty. We will stay again on our way through if needed.

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Fair campground, wishing for wifi, but the host Brenda Garcia deserves 5+…read moreThank you for everything Brenda

Staff was friendly but the spaces are unleveled bad. The only tires on the ground right rear. The…read morefront left was at least 12" off the ground.