Timberlake Campground

When the Crook family pulls into Timberlake Campground for a quiet vacation, they expect cookouts, fishing, and starlit nights. What they find instead is a lake that never ripples, Amish neighbors who pray too loud, and an overeager ranger with a smile that doesn’t reach his eyes.

Then the bell tolls.

Knocks echo on camper roofs with no one there. Dolls appear in crooked trails into the woods. Children whisper to friends no one else can see. And when the fog rolls thick across the water, voices rise from the mist — calling names that should have been forgotten.

As the Crooks and other campers uncover the campground’s grim history — rituals, sacrifices, and a Keeper who never ages — they realize Timberlake isn’t a place for families to rest. It’s a feeding ground. And one way or another, the lake always takes its due.

Terrifying and atmospheric, Timberlake Campground is a slow-burn descent into folklore and madness — perfect for fans of Stephen King, Paul Tremblay, and Jennifer McMahon. Pack your bags carefully… because once you arrive at Timberlake, you may never leave.