Fremont Rv Campground

Deb B.

10/01/2024

This was another sleep stop in Sep 2024 as we make our way to Mackinaw MI. We had to disconnect the car because we had a back-in campsite. As it was at Pine Country, this Thousand Trails campground was mostly empty except for the large number of people with seasonal or annual campsites. At least 1/3 of the spaces occupied by permanent residents. Again, no staff on duty (we picked up our reservation materials in a packet at the office) and no amenities open. This is one of the first Thousand Trail campgrounds we’ve been to that is not gated - anyone can enter & drive through. The laundromat was closed, store was closed, and office was closed, even though Thousand Trails says they are open until 10/16. Open to camp, but no staff or services. I did finally find the one bathroom/shower room that was open, on the other side of the campground. Throughout the park they mostly have outhouses. They desperately need to trim the trees, which screeched over our roof getting to and from our site. There was some road noise from the freeway, but that was drowned out by the geese and ducks on Tadpole pond. One end of the park is next to 900-acre Partridge Lake which appears to be a popular boating & fishing lake. Our site was acceptable at best. Not very level, the electricity cut out once when the A/C was running. The water pipe worked, but had been backed into and was bent at 45°. There was no septic hookup. On a positive note it was shaded by the trees and we had a peekaboo view of the pond. There was a picnic table & fire pit, but it was too warm for a campfire. They do have nice amenities in season. The pool has a huge water slide, there are several playgrounds, a bouncing feature, gold panning feature, and a game room (the only place open). Some of the sites in the lake have boat slips. This would be a nice destination vacation with kiddos. However, there is not much of anything nearby. We drove into the little town of Weyauwega to check out the brewpub - only to find that they don’t brew beer. They have it on tap (all FOUR taps). 🤦🏼‍♀️ We did pick up some Wisconsin cheese curds and had a frozen custard. I probably wouldn’t return to this campground unless it was summer and we had our grandkids with us.

Raul Huerta

07/10/2024

We stay in this camp for a couple days over the Fourth of July weekend. It was not crowded at all and my experience was very nice and peaceful. I am coming from Illinois and the only downside is that there is no mayor Expressway around it. I have never stayed in a cabin before I didn’t know that the trash is selve served, but now I know. The lake is nice and he has a branch into a bigger lake for all those that like boating and fish.

CHRIS Elias

08/18/2024

Been here a few times when it was jellystone, and we really enjoyed it. Never been to a campground where the pool closes at 7:00 everyday. And the gig draw for the kids was the waterslide that was closed all weekend. It’s a great campground but would choose a different campground based on the pool. My kids favorite thing to do is swim. While asked the staff he was super attentive and he said he’d look into keeping it open longer in the future. I’d be back if they do extend hours.

greta juodelyte

07/16/2024

We were there with tents! Best weekend ever! Site was next to the water, great catch with fish, oh and the views! They had everything that you possibly could need with kids, all the facilities extremely well kept. We definitely will be back!

Carolyn Naval

07/02/2024

We have been camping at this location for 31 years. Our kids have precious memories of the lake site we have always reserved. I am sad to say that over the last several years it has declined dramatically in so many ways. First of all, the dock on our lake site was unusable, which was a huge disappointment. Our site was covered with the remnants of water balloons. Are the sites not cleared of debris between reservations? We also sure miss the garbage bag removal service. The electrical box didn’t work on one of our sites. The port-a-potties were awful. The men’s bathroom was a mess. For the price of these sites, you would think there would be more motivation in the area of service. The bait shop/rental area looks like a dump - totally unacceptable. I’m glad I no longer have children using the pool! I watched both life guards as they talked to girls constantly and rarely glanced at the pool. Two of the employees I spoke to admitted the place is going downhill. Dumping Yogi was a mistake too. I say all of this not to whine and complain - that’s not my reason for leaving this review - my intention is to get the attention of the current owners/manager to let them know that long-time customers are sad and disgusted to see a place that holds so many wonderful memories slowly disintegrate. PLEASE invest some time and money into this property and bring it back to what it once was. If you can’t or won’t, please sell it to someone who will.