Lake Fayette Park Prairie Park — Hotel in La Grange

I was excited for 3 weeks to camp here with my family after making reservations and talking to Victoria on the phone and getting everything situated, but the staff seemed a bit confused due to changes in the company and switched everything Victoria told me and were not sure about which rules to follow. They let 15 of us camp on one campground when the rules say only 8, I repeatedly said I don't want to break any rules but Tammi said it would be fine. Then the next morning they asked us to leave and threatened to call the cops and made up stories about how bad we were acting, they were very impolite when asking us to leave, and stood and watched us pack up and continuously said negative things about us in front of us as we respectfully packed and left. If we broke any rules, then it's understandable to ask us to leave, in a polite way, but they were under the impression they could talk to us how ever they wanted because we are hispanic, as there was even another group playing music louder than us and they were not asked to leave. Park is beautiful. But the staff just wasn't very polite or informed. That's my...

Giving 5 stars only because it looked like a great place for a picnic and dock fishing or boat launch once they finish the construction. The trailhead is not open so you have to go to Oak Thicket Park a couple of miles away to pick up the trail. But the trail was not that great to me...very wide for a vehicle or 2 (though not allowed, that is just how wide and cleared it is) and not very nature-y. It is close to the road and very groomed. Not my thing. At Oak Thicket, there is a poorly maintained Rice Osborne bird trail that is awesome with no signage and seems to end at a pond...without signage and maintenance, we were not sure if that was the end but we found no continuation. But I loved that trail...very much...

The park is very nice, but it ends there! Friday night 6 rv's were in the park setup. By 9pm all the other sites were filled with people in cars and trucks with 2 vehicles per site. Some had one tent, but most sites had a blanket across the front window of there vehicles. The vehicles were stuffed full of clothes and other junk. None had any camping gear! There was 6 to 8 people at each site. This changed the whole atmosphere in the park. Changing it to a very uneasy feeling. My wife and I packed up the next morning and left early even though we still had reservations left. I waved at some of the people in these groups. Not one waved back! All they did was stare you with more...