jeffreyneumann

An established park, nothing fancy. Level dirt sites that are dusty and turn to a soupy mess if it rains or snows. Luckily, it probably doesn’t rain or snow too often. Watch the route to the campground, there are some tight turns into residential areas, come in from the north on Gordon road. Sites are close, but most people are overnight stays.

So, you know what you get. Mostly gravel/sandy spots, close together. Large oaks along the outside, open on the inside. Wi-Fi is OK. Staff is great, really friendly, access to the bay with a dock and beach. They are making improvements; cabins and paved sites.

And dark. It is is a wonderfully wooded forest with huger trees. It made it about 10 degrees cooler than it was, but it was always kind of a perpetual twilight. That said, it was quiet, lots of room between sites, hook up were good, Wi-Fi was fantastic. It is probably 60% permanent residents but everything it kept up nicely. The owners were very nice. Very peaceful spot near Chapel Hill.

4 stars just because there isn’t any shade. Which is great for starlink, but it gets a little warm in the summer. Sites are large and easy to access, front desk and maintenance staff are super friendly and accommodating. Even though it fills up on weekends, it’s still fairly quiet. There is highway noise.

I suppose if you know what you’re doing, there are fish, but we didn’t catch any. Nice spot for visiting Acadiana. The roads in and out of the campground, and the connectors to the highway, are horrible but, it’s Louisiana. The sites are concrete and back in. Some have drop offs on either side of the concrete, and are angled differently which, combined with the poor condition of the road could make a challenging back-in. Once settled, however, it’s a great stay! Hook ups are in the back of the site so be ready to stretch water and sewer connections.

Established park, nice and quiet - in the winter. I imagine summer is a different story. About half full and most of those are full timers/weekend warriors. Friendly staff, all gravel sites, good services. The map makes it look very uniform, it’s not, check the satellite view when picking a site, some are bigger than others, some have trees. Good space between sites.

Easy to get to on the highway between Vegas and Reno. Spacious spots, most are concrete, full hook ups. Clean and quiet, could fit all sized rigs.

Convenient to the two freeways if you’re passing through the area. There are a lot of permanent residents, but sites are clean and maintained. Mostly level gravel/dirt sites. The approach road from the two lane off the highway is fairly long and steep. It is smooth and paved.

We just needed an overnight stop through Wyoming. There’s only one road through town, easy to get on and off the freeway, She’ll station with diesel right at the exit. Only a handful of spots. I called to move up our reservation a couple days due to weather coming in, and it was not a problem. We just pulled right into any open spot, no check in. Greeted by the cowboys herding horses down the street in the morning! A couple classic looking western bars in town.

Not a lot in St John’s, nearly all the sites are full timers. Level gravel site, full hook ups. If, for some reason you are driving through the area and need an overnight, it’s a good place. The park host was super friendly and helpful.