Smokey Hollow Campground

I came with my family and my inlaws family we had kids all under ages 10 to 1 year old. Came for 2 nights 3 days. We loved our cabin it was new model and it had great amenities very clean (kitchen, bathroom bed rooms) there was activities for the kids to do. We loved the air jumping pillow we jumped and had tons of fun. Here is a couple of things to keep in mind when your planning to stay here. Each lodging option is a few feet away from each other very little privacy. If your looking for hiking trails and nature there is not much of it as most of the camp is occupied. We were planning on using our tent but decided not to because of privacy. I had read reviews stating that the staff is rude but they where ok. The pond seems like a lot of fun it has jumping games and toys keep in mind the slide ends in a 16ft deep pond aYou have to watch your kids if they are not swimmers. The one thing I would say needs to be manage better is the golf carts there where children as young as 11yrs ridding the golf carts and raising which I believe it’s not safe at all we had toodlers and often had to be on the look out for golf cars driven by Lillie kids. Great place if you just want to stay indoors and relax while your pre teens or teens play.

It’s a quite nice campground, but your enjoyment of it depends on what you come there for. On the plus side, they have sites with electricity and running water available, there are neat little vehicles like pedal go carts and electric scooters available for rental (as well as golf carts), there’s a nice video arcade, a pretty well stocked general store, a snack bar, and a great little pond with all sorts of massive inflatable pool toys for kids to play on (big rafts and whatnot).
On the minus side, there’s not much in the way of hiking around there, and the campsites are carved up into pretty small areas. It’s equivalent to taking a huge nice apartment in chicago and making 3 condos out of it. Where we were was nice, but I wouldn’t want to be here on a big weekend. Also, check in is at an oddly late 3 PM time. It’s extra to check in earlier than that unless they tell you otherwise.
Overall, this place would be great for people with kids that don’t really want to ‘rough it’ as much as chill in front of a fire. The quiet time is a family friendly 10 PM. I would not recommend it for a group of folks who want to party outdoors late. But if you have a group with a lot of kids say 5 – 11, I’d highly recommend it.