The weekend after the 4th of July is probably often a busy one, 2011 was no different. The first thing I learned was that Camp Frandy has no lights out or quiet time, as mentioned by a previous reviewer, the dueling boom boxes blasted long into the night, at 1:00 AM the noise and festivities were still going loud and strong. You can imagine that with +100°F the porta potty aroma wafted into every square foot of the Frandy campground. Two showers (a third was out of service) for a campground with well over 100 guests guaranteed you got a chance to meet and greet your fellow campers while you were waiting your turn. The one and only flush toilet for the men's side of camp facilities was flooded to the brim with the nastiest stuff you have ever seen, don't even think about using that one. Daybreak comes early in July, by 5:00 AM it is bright outside, though the sun is not yet up. At 5:30 AM I found the men's room closed but I spied a young man (family member I suspect) of about 13 a few steps away from the shower house and asked him to open up so I could use the facilities and beat the rush. 'Nope' he says, we don't unlock the shower room till 6:00 AM sharp, you will have to wait another 30 minutes, thank you very much! Well what do you think? Should I go back? Probably not a good idea.
