Milton Heights Campground

Most recent stay was 7/01/16 - I'm "late" in posting my review ~ We camp in a Little Rig “Tear Drop” style RV only 15' long w/o toilet or shower ~ plus we like to eat outdoors using the picnic table and set up our dining canopy for sun and weather protection and thus rely on condition of campgrounds facilities and being nearby our site ~ so our critique is focused in that area.

Got fairly close to restroom/shower building – the only 1 on site. Had appearance of having been updated with full tile on floors and walls but shower curtains are in need of replacing. Had a bench for seating, no rubber floor mats for your feet when exit showers, no hooks or shelves for your stuff – also none at community sinks area + no paper towels – air dryers only. (towels would have helped to reduce the messy area and campers would use them to keep area cleaner) no convenience items (aside for the nice bench) for campers Showers are adequate and hot

Overall park is ok with fairly level paved (cracking asphalt) level sites and paved roadways. Sites close together, but not cramped each with picnic table & fire pit with narrow strip of grass between each – hey this is a rv park after all not like camping at public campgrounds although they have tent sites on the grass and under the trees, however not handy to the restrooms

Not a campground, but rather an ”RV Resort”. Smells horrible due to the 2 open fecal pits that are probably an acre in size & with any wind movement your reminded of it every few minutes. Booked 1.5 months in advance for our trip, I asked for a private site and was placed front and center of the grounds with massive rvs able to look into our teardrop. Not cool! Oh also constant freeway noise.

We stayed 4 nights in this park. There are barely any trees. So you’re just parking your RV. There a very strong sewage stink 24/7. They have strange roles, you can not use your surge protector without extension cord, they charged us $16 to let 2 of our friends to visit us for an hour. Sites are horribly unleveled. 12 inches between front and back and 5 inches left and right. Mosquitoes and bugs were very active.

A large and beautiful campground with huge, wide open spaces and green grass everywhere. We had a back in site (J14), which meant we faced a huge, wide open tenting area that was completely empty when we were there. Check in was easy, and staff was helpful and friendly. Road are easily navigable. Site was somewhat level, although one of the back, outside tires was off the ground when we leveled with our jacks. 50 amp power was stable. No cable TV, and no enclosed dog park. Wide open view to Dish satellites so locked on to all three satellites. I found the WiFi to be reliable, but we were there during the week and the park was not full. Highway noise was quite noticeable. We've camped in places close to freeways before and have not heard the noise inside our motorhome, but this time we did. Water faucet was not mounted on a pole but was at the end of a hose that came out of some odd in-ground concrete structure. There was a power outage one day we were there, which resulted in the water pressure going down to zero. It returned a few hours later, but then we got a phone call saying that the water should be boiled before drinking. As a result, when we got to our next destination, I had to flush our fresh water system and change the filter. This was the first campground I've ever seen post a notice that drones are not permitted. That was disappointing since the property is beautiful. Despite the water issues and highway noise, I would still stay there again if in the area.