Windrock Park Campground

I loooovveee it here! Mostly because of the windmills, I can stare at windmills all day. Love them so much I want one in our backyard! So my husband brought me here and said that they have the most windmills in the state in one area, I think that’s what he said. He was terrified of the small winding roads in his truck, but next time we come he’ll bring the atv’s. The views are beautiful and so are my windmills! You do have to pay a small fee for the entrance into the park. And there are different trails all over the park for you to off-​road on.

Went here for 2014 fall jamboree! Had the time of our lives however I’m going to give a 4 star rating due to the fact staff was not on the same page with answers to questions. We called multiple times prior to going to event to get some questions answered and everytime we were given different answers to some pretty important questions for out of towners like ourselves. Now that we have been to the event we will be better prepared for the future events that our group looks forward to. Another issue was the event tickets for fall jamboree, the additional charge for the extra events were never disclosed to us, it would have made sense for them to ask us if we were planning on attending the extra events that were being held that weekend instead of leaving us in the dark, we were clueless on where to go and how the process worked. Again, this was likely due to the huge event so we couldn’t be too upset. Ultimately staff made up for this in other areas of our visit, and no complaints about anything after the initial showing up and where to go. Im sure any other time, the process is smooth and understanding. This is one of of those places I hope never goes away.

Three words: Off Road Paradise.
ATVs, dirt bikes, Wranglers — all come here for a little adventure. And adventure they get!
400 miles of rough roads and gorgeous views. Oh, yes, I am loving it!
There are 150 driving trails ranging in difficulty, elevation and scenery. Gravel trails, rock trails, mud trails. Dirty-​like-​a-​pig Jeep-​driving fun. On day we all arrive (NY license plates! Yea!!! NY!!!), it been rained out for 3 days straight — there are puddles, mud, creeks and just general insanity. Perfect!
Unless you are experienced off-​roader, do not, I repeat, do not take black trails. And note that blue ones get just as difficult after the rain. Yes, you guessed it, even Jeeps get stuck in the mud. Oh, this is so much fun!
Make sure to see the windmills and stop for mountain views and wild nature along the trails. Blooming honeysuckle, butterflies that are size of your hand, jungle-​looking trees all around, clouds setting in on higher trails — beautiful!