Camelot Pet Resort

My dog loves this place. Great people and service. Every time I go camping around here I always drop him off for a day of fun.

Quirky indeed but A-​Ok! We’ve had our dogs stay here 3 times so far & will continue to do so in the future.
For top of the line service it cost us $ 65 a day for both our dogs. Our poodle requires eye drops twice a day which they didn’t charge us extra for ($ 15 a day on their website) which was appreciated.
The grounds are beautiful & Camelot is fenced in which is a plus. I can’t vouch for how our dogs were treated, only they know. They only accept cash or check & they have short drop off & pick up hours.

Slightly quirky folks, but took GREAT care of me doggy!

I was searching for dog boarding for my two dogs — on an emergency basis — family was hospitalized.
What was great about this staff, they walked me through the process, and assured me they could no only board my two dogs on a long term basis, but also deal with my dogs medication.
Upon arrival, they staff was friendly, accommodating — and immediately I was assured that my dogs were in good hands.

My husband and I needed to board our dog for the night to attend an event. We were looking for a place that was close by. On the website for Camelot pet resort they state that the overnight price is 22 dollars. When we picked up our dog the next day we recieved a bill for 50 dollars. It appears that there is a check out time between 8 and Noon which they conveinently didnt mention, then to add insult to injury they charged an extra 6 dollars for playtime, which most places dont charge for.
We had very high hopes that this place would be good as its right near our house, however after our experience we wont be using this place again, nor would we reccomend to others. Another odd thing was that the lady that checked our dog in kept pressuring us to tell them where we originally go,. When we told her we didnt remember the name of it, she kept asking“are you sure you dont rememer the name of the place. This place needs to be more concenrned about there own business let alone someone elses.