Stayed one night passing through. A bit pricey at $40 but there's not much else around, and I'm willing to pay that for trustworthy power. New park, new infrastructure so everything worked well. No shade, but it's so windy in that party of the country that it's probably hard to get them to grown. No picnic tables, small dumpster. No management on site. Call to pay with CC or put your CASH payment in a lock box. The person on the phone was friendly and helpful. All the sites are in-line pull-through, not the typical angled layout, with gravel roads and sites, and grass patches on the door side of your RV. Site spacing was above average. Did not have to detach the Jeep, and I didn't consider it to be tight to exit with my 38' rig plus toad. Wifi and water pressure were average. Would stay there again.
Stayed 4 nights and really enjoyed it. Check in very easy. Staff is very friendly and helpful. Had a back in site (T-18). Easy to park RV. Concrete pad with gravel around. All hookups were fine. Sites are a bit close but this is an urban park so you have to expect that. Convenient to shopping and restaurants. Bus stop right outside park wall. Large enclosed dog park but no grass. Park is dog friendly, but they are strict about letting dogs on the grass. Plenty of nice bike trails in the area.
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Stayed one night only. West bound ramp to I-40W was closed, so if you are in a motorhome headed west after leaving, you have to detour 11 miles east to the next exit to u-turn. Pretty campground under the pine trees. Very kid oriented. Check in was easy, escorted to site. Site was level enough. All hookups were good. Had to used portable satellite to get a signal due to trees at the site. Very dusty.