In July 2022, we revisited this location. The RV GPS guided us directly to the golf course for both the campsite and resort accommodation check-in, which consists of a lodge and cabins. The check-in process was smooth, and we were guided to pull into site 7, chosen for its golf course view during our second visit. The sites in this compact campsite are reasonably arranged. There are cable connections available, but cable service is no longer provided, however, a good range of OTA channels is available. Some trees are present, but a clear view of the sky is possible for satellite reception. We achieved a stable two-bar signal on Verizon and managed to connect to the internet via our MiFi. There are no restroom amenities in the campsite, but all sites are fully hooked up. We had previously stayed here two years ago when COVID restrictions had greatly reduced activities. We noticed that the restaurant and elk ride dinners had resumed operation. A downside is that golf carts are not allowed to be taken back to the campsite, which is about 100 yards from the clubhouse, for club collection and return. The resort doesn't have a playground, and there isn't much for young children to do, which we consider a benefit. We once again enjoyed our brief stay, particularly playing on this enjoyable and demanding golf course.

Easy park to find off the main highway. Followed signs to pull into the RV check in spot to register at the lodging office near the pro shop. Received a map and paper placard to place in the trailer’s rear window. No rules sheet but it was easy to figure out what to do such as place your trash by the curve in the morning, dogs on a leash, etc. Since the park was small, finding our pull through FHU site 14 was easy. Utilities were smartly placed to include two sewer connections so didn’t need any extra hoses. For our 6 night stay, the $43 per night was an average cost and included 1 free night with Passport America. We were amazed that we got a 6 nighter through Labor Day. We arrived on the Tuesday before Labor Day to find the CG pretty much to our selves. The CG seemed like a 55+ park as there was not much for kids to do here i.e. no pool, playground etc. which is fine for us and one of the reasons why we graded this CG high. The CG had most of the items we like such as reasonably spaced sites, quiet adults plus order out or dine in restaurant on the grounds. There wasn’t a designated dog area but there was plenty of grassy space between the CG and main road to walk your pups. The CG did fill up for Labor Day with only one group of kids and barking dogs, but they kept the kids and noise under control. Since we were here to golf, we didn’t venture out much but there was plenty to do within an hour or so drive. Golf prices here were very reasonable compared to like courses, plus they give a discount for staying at the RV park. We found a good laundromat in Hillman right down the road. Thunder Bay was a wonderful experience and we plan to come back.

Echo prior review. Very pleasant setting alongside the golf course. Great water pressure made for the best in MH shower! Occasional road noise in late afternoons only drawback.