OZ Campground

From the moment we arrived, Steve and his staff treated me and my guests/​helpers like family. Once Steve got us in our cabins, we got settled and then met by the pool. After soaking up the first sun rays of the season, we met Josh and Robbie. Handsome, with an easy smiles, Josh and Robbie were only the first of the great men who flew down specifically for the event.
Dinner that night was a homemade lasagna. Oz has a small kitchen that serves food at a low cost for campers who don’t want to bother bringing food. The food was delicious, the portions were overly generous, and the guests were starting to form friendships.
The second night’s dinner was Beef Stroganoff. Yummy. It was so nice to have a home cooked meal and not have to drag food along or leave the camp to find food.
Kudos to Oz for having plenty of cabins! Not having to drag everything along made a world of difference. Steve and Rick are smart business men, doing a great job of balancing the line between «roughing it» and «hoteling it.» I feel like I camped without sacrificing my back by sleeping in a tent.
There are other things that aren’t going into this review but are worth a quick mention. The outdoor shower house is great. The miles of hiking trails are perfect for the guy who wants to get lost. The constant improvements that the owners have on the boards are incredible. The staff — the freakin’ amazing staff — are the backbone of the community that is Oz. The fruity-​but-​deadly drinks at the pool bar. Cutie Beau the Bartender.

This place is great! Run by very courteous people that will go out of their way to make sure you have a nice stay. The grounds are spotless as are the shower and bath facilities, both enclosed and open air. There are tent sites, small and large cabins and Rv sites all over. They have a nice swimming pool and hottub area with an outside bar, a great inside bar/​dance area and lots of pre-​planned activities.