Lost Valley Lake Resort

This is our 2nd visit and we parked in a different section with Back-in 50amp FHUs for our 34ft 5th Wheel. The assigned site #517 was too narrow to maneuver with the surrounding trees, plus gravel was completely uneven/not level! We called to move to the site next to it (#515), but no answer. We called security, who transferred us, no answer. The hills are steep and curvy, so we didn't want to drive our RV down to the entrance, so we parked on #515, dropped our RV, and drove our truck to retrieve new tags. Luckily, we acted quickly, because they were closing the registration office. Surprisingly, the lady at the front desk was upset that we didn't get permission before moving, so she wanted to charge us a $25 "Change Fee!!" I told her that my spouse would NOT be pleased, so I walked out and returned with my spouse. By then, the supervisor had joined the other lady and they both reassured us that we would not be charged at all and the supervisor apologized for the misunderstanding. She let us know that as Coast-to-Coast (C2C) members, in the future, after making our reservations, to be sure to call the resort directly to request our favorite site, as long as it's available...any site, even the Pull-Thru FHU 50A sites at no extra charge. Needless to say, after that we enjoyed our stay! Verizon service and antenna TV worked better on this side of the resort (above the Boathouse & Lodge) than during our 1st visit (near the Fort Wilderness bathhouse/laundry/activity center).

What a diamond in the rough! We really enjoyed the spacious sites, modern amenities, wide open beauty, and gorgeous lakes/hikes. Staff and campers friendly and courteous. It's very hilly and curvy, but the roads were wide enough for our pickup/5th wheel and the trees were well-trimmed for our height. Can't wait to return! (Note: we're Coast to Coast members, so no extra charge.) 

Very hilly and curvy when pulling big rigs. Sites were spacious. Park was fairly quiet. Well kept and clean. 

They have fishing, horseback riding,  swimming, pool,  rec center, movie theater,  tiki bar for mom and dad, country store,  and a nice little restuarant. 

Don't pass it up.

Where can I start with this terrific place. 1) Inexpensive laundry 2) gorgeous showers 3) two indoor heated pools, and sauna and jacuzzi 4) Two stores 5) real movie theater on campus (you can choose the movie) 6) two beautiful lakes to walk around. 7) horse stable to rent horses 8) remote location but very very large campus 9) bounce bubble trampoline 10) Restaurant on site with tiki bar 11) small waterfall 12) fitness room 13) indoor miniature golf 14) indoor basketball 15) fireworks show and dance. The price paid is the RPI membership single overnight price. 

This is a private resort. You can't stay here unless your a member or buy an RV from St Louis Dealers. Stayed here 3 times a week at a time. Great amenities: 2 indoor pools, hot tub, an outdoor pool, tennis courts, movie theater, game room, large gymnasium, activity center, indoor miniature golf, boat rentals and fishing. Road inside Resort suck! Campground is not good for large 5th wheels or Class A motor homes. Pads are gravel with many being very soft and narrow. Few pads are level. Best sites have no shade. Best thing about the Campground is it has a very nice club and shower house.

This is one if those membership resorts, so you never really know what you're going to get. Yes, rv parking is at the top of a steep and narrow hill. But there are amenities **galore**, a restaurant, and it was well maintained. We'll definitely be back and stay longer.

Many very nice buildings, beautiful pools, lakes and etc. The  only really BIG problem is the roads in the park. We pull a 37' fifth wheel that I was surprised wasn't damaged. Very steep drives full of deep ruts, pot holes and dirt roads and poorly marked directions. We stayed three days but until they pave the roads we will not be back.