Review of Turning Stone RV Park amenities

I visited Turning Stone RV Park on May 14, 2016 to see how it's changed since it opened and compare it to other places I've visited. These are some of the features it offers. I have pictures of the natural settings and pictures of the actual camping areas on other posts.

While driving around the park, we encountered their shuttle service picking people up to go to the casino and golf courses.

Restroom buildings like this are scattered throughout the park. It appears most campers here have RV's and can use their own bathrooms and have complete hook-ups, but the bathrooms were available throughout the park.

The was a clean and modern playground near the front of the facility. Pros and Cons of it being away from the actual camping area. Pro: keep it quiet where you're trying to sleep and relax. Pro: keeps kids near areas where parents ma want to hang out and socialize. Con: it's far away from some of the camping areas which may make it difficult if young kids want to play while the parents need to be back at the site preparing food, etc. As an older adult with no kids, I prefer this option! 

This view shows the back of the main building and it's proximity to the playground. The pool is located behind the main building, but it's preseason so all you can see is a few stacks of deck chairs right now.

A large pavilion near the activities area includes a large fire pit.

The tennis courts and the pool behind it, the main building behind the pool

The sand volleyball court, basketball court and in the distance the tennis court and large pavilion with the fire pit.

Another angle of the activities area. Tennis court, basketball court, volleyball, pool, pavilion. There are sufficient features for families to do.

And most importantly, the rest rooms!

It was early in the season, but this women's rest room was clean, well stocked, and open. I wish I had a picture of the woodwork on the ceiling. It was beautiful and in excellent condition considering the moisture it must endure.

A regular shower stall in the women's room. Clean, tiled, no mildew or mold.

And there are handicapped stalls available as well.