Candy Hill Campground

Stop at the stop sign for a good first impression

Arrived and was in line to register. TT in front of us needed to back into a spot (A4) right where we were waiting in line. The wife asked us to help out by moving so they could begin to park. To be a polite camper, drove up and past the ?Stop Sign? so the campers could back in. Within seconds was greeted by ?Nick? a teenage employee driving a pink dodge neon with the arrogance that he could issue me a traffic summons. He immediately questioned and chastised us for ? blowing that stop sign,? and not remaining ?in line? to be processed and registered. Our explanation didn?t change Nicks view of our gross violation of the campground traffic laws. Walked into the office and ?Linda? greeted me with more questioning and a bad demeanor for the stop sign violation. As I was explaining my intended courtesy to the parking campers, the walkie talkie sounded and a Third male was asking ?why did that rig drive past the stop sign?. Wow what a great few minutes at this campground. Linda made a comment about ?the excessive temperatures? ?having people on edge? (meaning me? Never got loud or confrontational) didn?t entertain her comments, checked in and went to meet the golf cart employee to direct us into our site. (A6) He expertly directed a near flawless parking.
Extras (trolley tour, guests, etc.) at the campground, pay by cash or expect a service change added to your credit card.
Very transient atmosphere. Many campers park, stay the night, and move on.
Several days later went in to ask a question about my bill. 50 something male (possibly owner?) in a condescending and arrogant demeanor, explained my ignorance of how the charges were annotated on the credit bill. WOW
?Internet Service? charge of $5 is for the service fee charged by the Online booking website and billed to me, not for the use of the WiFi ( which did not use)
Stayed for 5 nights. Average campground, Giving this rating due to the first impression.
Nick, just a FYI. before someone enters your campground a sign gives notice that the State road system ends. The campgrounds stop signs and 5 mph speed can?t be enforced (as it states on your signs) by law enforcement on private property.