The park was nice and well maintained and had it not been for the overcharge for the holiday, we would have been satisfied, but with their new price-gouging policy, we will not return.
I knew we would be in a less that full hook up site and expected to pay a reduced rate. I was shocked to learn that the prices had been raised and an up charge levied for the holiday! They charged $45 a night for the four day holiday weekend, which is not acceptable. When river-runners of yesteryear wanted to gamble, they simply took bets on who could noodle the largest catfish or survive the longest without vitamin C. While there, we met another couple that comes here often and told that the prices for the 'economy sites (no sewer hookup) was normally $20-22 per night. We were not even given a receipt for our stay and when I asked, I was told tat the receipt would be generated upon checkout. We have stayed in several casinos and normally are told to get a player card for free gambling money, free or reduced-price meals or other special offers. Upon arrival, we were checked in with no mention of any activities in the park or in the casino which we thought was strange. We don't normally stay in parks without full hookups, but since it was a holiday weekend, we took it. We called the Little River Casino campground and secured the last site available, a water and electricity only site. We recently found that we had not reserved an RV park for the 4th of July holiday.
