Timberline Campground

This was a Jellystone campground but now under new ownership. Our grandkids had a blast doing the different activities. The staff was very friendly and helpful. Our pull through site was level and all utilities worked fine. The campground is located a few miles from the Interstate but the access was quick and easy. The campground was nearly full but it was quiet. My only complaint was that campers are too close together. Not much room between units. I agree with another poster that the permanent campers need to clean up their site. Some of those sites look pretty junky which detracts from the camping experience. We enjoyed our weekend and plan to return next season. We camped in a 5^th wheel.

We stopped at Timberline on the way from Wisconsin to Texas, just needing a place to stop for the night.
The good: 1. The young man in the office was very nice and got us into a site quickly. 2. It was very quiet during the evening and overnight hours. 3. The grounds appear to be well tended (grass mowed, roads in good shape, site was level).
The not so good: There are apparently a lot of full timers here, so some of the sites look pretty junky. The roads are also a little narrow. It seems that a lot of these folks have to go to work between 5 and 6 in the morning. I won’t diss anyone for going to work early (I do it myself), but there was enough traffic noise on those gravel roads to wake me up and keep me up. I didn’t count, but it was a lot.
It looks like they kept a lot of the activities from when this was a Jellystone park, but we were here on a Monday evening during the off season, so no one was doing any of them. Perhaps those might make it worth the price to some, but for a quick overnight stay, it was a bit pricey to me.