Coon Creek Campground (COE)

Nicely kept woodsy campsites. Lots of them. Some sites more secluded than others but only the “buddy sites” are too close but purposely so.
We stayed at a full hookup pull through site... spacious enough for the biggest rigs. The site was level and well graveled. 

Update:

Large campground with 180 campsites.  Most site are electric only with 30 Amps, these are also smaller and not suitable for larger rigs.  we stayed at on of the full hook-up sites which can accommodate the larges rigs with parking for a boat and truck.  Hosts were friendly and sites well maintained.  Most of the toilet and showers are on the older side, however were clean.  There is a newer bath house near the C-Loop with laundry.  I could find only one dump station so I expect it would be busy on Sunday or Monday.

We stayed at site #67 with our 30' travel trailer.  It is 30 amp electric.  There were a couple of water faucets in the area to fill up our fresh water tank.  There is a bath house within walking distance.  We were impressed with the setup.  You walk in and lock the door.  There is a sink, toilet, bench and shower all in there.  Much roomier than our little shower in our camper lol.  

The campground was very shaded and we had plenty of privacy.  Plenty of room with a nice picnic table and a pole to keep the trash bag off the ground.  Campground was well maintained and clean.  The amphitheater was deteriorated and needs repairs.  The hand soap in the bathrooms were never filled.  

There is an incredible mix of people there.  Several cheap tents, older campers all the way up to $300k huge motor homes.  

Tips: bring your fishing gear, lots of firewood

I am in a newer section 110 - 115 long pull thru with full hookup, very nice. I did drive around and the older sections some have only 30amp electric and are really look kind of old and some small. The park is run as a walkup.so you check in and find a spot that is not reserved, setup go back and pay.