CarlNewton

Did a drive through recently while in town.. The location is 1/2 mile from the downtown area of ADA MN a farming community. There are several good restaurants, food stores, car wash, gas stations, etc.

All the spots we saw were grass with water and 50, 30 20 elec. The spots are not really marked but you see the power poles and the pedestals in back.. did not see any sewer ports or no sewer dump area but will check back again to see.

This campground is under contract from Sept 22ish to end of Oct for Sugar Beet harvest Piller workers so unless you are a worker its not available during this time. After that is open till winter shut down the area due to snow, cold etc.

The fairgrounds/Raceway is not really staffed for the most part after the fair which is usually the end of June..

Also BE AWARE;; from late May till late Aug on thur night are races at the track to the south of the camping area.. there will be motor noise and cars parking all over for that event.. https://ncraceway.com/ for that.. If you like to see local racing it a great time.. things kick off around 3:30 when pit opens.. Grand stands open at 5 and green flag at 7:30pm till around 11..

There is a box on the south light pole that has a box with envelopes you put money in and apparently mail in.. it very low key and they call it honesty box..

Rate is $20 night or $80 week, Not sure how long you can stay but did see notice on one trailer they needed to move by sept 22 due to contract workers arriving and they needed all 30 spots.

You are close to the main road Hwy 200 with large truck etc but you are in a slow area in town so could not be too bad..

this is to correct a misleading review.

it on the left side of station back a bit..it does have water which i guess is potable .. Its a free dump and easy to get in and get out..

the station is just before the hwy 120 left heading to Crookston area..

We drove by today to check it out.. as the last review was june last year.

Its a nice dump site.. you come in on the road behind the store building.. the dump site is on side opposite of the LP refill tank..or the left side when looking at store from the street in back.. so turn up into the station off O'Malley Center Drive.. no CT.. it a big space to around the station and if going north on seward easy access and south you come out turn right another right at stop sign and follow around to traffic light on Seward.

There is a water source is says non potable but suspect it good drinking water.. clean the handle off..

They also do LP/ Propane refill at 4.99 gallon.. 9 july 2023.. a bit expensive for sure..

They have gas and diesel as well.. 4.14 reg.. 4.14 diesel.. (costco $3.89)

We plan to stop and "unload" on the way toward homer, Seward etc.. :)

not sure why some what a nonsense price with out looking at it.. OMG.. priced today. 2-25-24

Also water, LP and the dump station.

locked area.

This is a Corp of Engineer site and its no cost.. Date of stay was May 21, 2023..

right on the lake the sites were large and relatively flat.. A lot of local were there with boats. You are down near the Fort Peck area so it a bit off the main Hwy 2 but not bad. You can if going west loop down and come back up to hwy 2 near Glasgow.. its a good drive through the land.

They do have a boat launch area and vault toilet on site that were clean and serviced.

its was quiet at night.. there is some road noise but later it dies to nothing.

overall a nice place to spend the night or a few nights.. there are picnic tables and firepits.

We actually parked out front of the lowes hardware store beside the walmart lot.

Well lit and teh usual butt holes on loud cars and motorcycles driving through till like midnight. was nice to be able to go in lowes and walmart to get stuff..

Talked to manager at Walmart was told there are no parking signs up but they would not call.. We did not have any issues during the night.

the first night is free when you sign up for players card.. the next night is $35.00 for elec only and a lot of road noise and BRIGHT parking lot lights.. :) (the road noise does go down later but you still hear the 60 plus MPH car and trucks going by.. ))

the sites are somewhat level. the sun sets to the rear of the rv sites. The casino is nice inside..

The road up from I-90 is a 8ish mile pull of some 4-5% grade.. the casino is sorta on the peak between the town Arlee and the interstate.

SIDEBAR: We visited the 1000 buddhas site past the town Arlee MT, and about 10 miles from casino. you turn on white coyote road and go down a short bit to the entrance on left,, (be looking for the large metal banner over the entrance..) when you turn in look down the gravel road straight in front.. if you see a lot of cars you need to park out by the vault toilet.. if not go down to park there.. (the sign had handicap but there is no handicap signs) most of the time there will be like 3-5 cars at anyone time there.. its a neat thing to see for sure.. google for more info.

If you gamble X amount of dollars above the $10 you get on the card, they "might" comp you another night. ( i asked what was the X and was given a shake of the head unknown.. )

there is a train closeish by. its come by at 6:30 pm and again at 9:30 pm.. first time there was a bit more traffic so not as noticable.. the 9:30 one was more as the traffic was less.

at $35 buck a night its not worth that.. we moved on in the morning to a boondocking spot down i-90..

ATT speed fast.com 18 MEG !!!!
T-MOBILE. hotspot off samsung galx 8 1.5 meg. not bad.. able to stream amazon stuff..

the card has 10 dollars of bonus something.. we inserted into a machine to play some Wheel Of Fortune and could not figure out how to use the dam thing.. I was used to the put a .25 .05 .01 in slot, pull handle and the things spins and then stops.. win or not.. the new machines are too confusing to me.. so the 10 will get wasted. but it did save $35 so all good. :)

Sometimes the online registration function is not working. Like today it said they were full and only two rigs including us.

Call the bottom number to speak with info desk for permit.

Plenty of space, near cibc Bank and recycling bins.

The GPS coordinates are super accurate