Spent the 4th of July weekend at Bay Landing RV Campground with our Thousand Trails pass. First campground we visited with our brand new trailer. Employees of campground are very helpful. Neighbors are friendly. Lots of activities planned for the weekend to keep my kids entertained and some adult activities too. Great pool... Lake looked nice but too many rocks for the kids. Lots of fun things such as mini golf, billiards and basketball. We had lots of fun. Sites are minimal and very little shade. Only 30 amp sites available with good water pressure.

Free with our Thousand Trails membership. The sites with sewer hookup closest to the lake are unfortunately mostly taken by permanent residents. The sites are all really long, but the lake access from them are not great. Most of the sites sit on a hill up off of the lake. Some of the sites were missing the site numbers so it made it very confusing. When we told the front office that the sites were missing numbers, they seemed very confused, and they never did put any numbers up during our 2 week stay. Also, some of the sites were littered with trash and remained that way through our stay. Being that there were no sites with sewer available, we had to pay for the honey wagon to come pump out the tanks. They did not come the day they said they would, but came 2 days later without even a phone call. Also, every drive in or out was a game of dodge the potholes. At one point during our stay, they actually came out and ripped up the road, then left it that way. When the next rain came, the road washed away in some places and made the potholes 10 times worse.

The green fields are gorgeous! The lake and the playground is spacious and well maintained. At one point they hosted bingo in the clubhouse and gave nice prizes. Everyone is always friendly and eager to wave. It’s beautiful, peaceful and spacious here. My only complaint is the potholes on the

I had some hesitations about camping at Bay Landing from some of the previous reviews. We stayed at another Thousand Trails park a few weeks back and Bay Landing's overall rating was less that than park so I had low expectations. I'm happy to say that I was surprised and liked Bay Landing better! For the second time we did the Thousand Trails online check in process, which again, was a waste of time as you are forced to check in with the Ranger / Visitor Center. We got to the park at around 2:00PM on a Friday and there were plenty of nice spots to be had. As expected, as the weekend rolled along more people showed up. The park is large and secluded. The access road to the campsites is nice, but, has about four sections where the pavement is in bad shape so watch out. All the campsites I saw were dirt / gravel and seemed to be pretty level. Some were more dirt than gravel so the overall condition of those spots were more mud than dirt. A number of campsites were out of order. There were also a number of vacant sites that had a sign indicating 'Persona Site' and we were advised by the Ranger that we could not occupy one of those sites. There are three negatives, in my opinion, concerning Bay Landing. The first is the lack of natural shade compared to other Thousand Trails parks. There are some trees, but they are either on a 'Personal Site' or not big enough to give you any relief from the sun. The second is the lack of campsites with a sewer hookup. We knew going to Bay Landing the very few 30A (and 50A too) campsites had sewer. Not a problem for us since we were staying two nights but if we wanted to stay longer we would have to move the RV to dump or catch the Honey Wagon. Neither of those seems pleasurable. The third is that there is only one dump station in the entire park. We pulled out on Sunday about 10:30AM and when I got to the dump, there were three RVs in front of me waiting to dump. Most of the problem was an inconsiderate camper, but come on, if you're not having sites with sewer give us a couple of options to dump. All that said, I would definitely go back to Bay Landing. We rode our bikes around the park and had a good, relaxing time. We look forward to returning again soon.