Indian Hills Resort

This place is also known as Alligator Marina 2. I stayed at the camp ground and rented a pontoon. When I booked the pontoon online it indicated that the new pontoons were $ 30 per day more. When we got there, I honestly couldn’t tell the difference from the «new» ones and the old ones. And then they tell us that the difference is the seating arrangement and there is 7 years between the sets of pontoons. They all were in need of attention. Rocks and dirt in the floors and mildew on the seats/​cushions and a lot of cobwebs and spiders. Anyways, not a big deal but it was misleading… especially since that was the final deciding factor for choosing this place over another. They did let us change our reservation to the «older» boat, saving us $ 30. They also have double decker pontoons that have a slide.
Initially we didn’t know that tent sites were available. We planned on staying at KOA but when we went to KOA and inquired about a lakefront site, it was the clerk at KOA who told us that the marina/​resort had lake resort sites.
$ 25 per night was the rate and I would rate the camping spot a 5. You walk a bit down steps, the sites have pebbles covered pads and a fire pit, overlooking the lake. The bathroom/​wash house… not so much of a 5 star rating. I’ve not stayed at too many campgrounds in my life but what’s up with the bathrooms!!! They all look like something from a horror movie, abandon and disgusting.
The last time that we were at the lake we stayed at a B&B and this time I wanted more of an outdoor adventure. Honestly, I would’ve looked into the room rates here but the pictures that are posted on here suck, it looks too outdated for my liking. I’d rather stay in my tent.
Let’s not forget about the food! I’m still left thinking about the all you can eat Friday Fish Fry. Everything was cooked perfectly… many kudos to the cooks. They also serve breakfast. My husband opted for the all you can eat breakfast and said the bacon was the best he’s ever had, so if you’re a bacon fan, don’t miss it. I opted for a sausage biscuit and a order of the hash brown casserole… both were excellent.
Overall, I would’ve probably rated this place 3 stars but the awesome staff bumps it up to a 4 star rating.
Two last observations… the patrons all seemed older than most marinas, I don’t know why that is but hopefully a younger generation will catch on. It’s a dry county so byob.