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We were only staying for one night on our way to Arizona. Very friendly, didn’t have to pay until we arrived in case our plans changed. Long pull thru’s and a dog park. Mostly pea gravel everywhere and some highway noise. We would stay again!

We stayed here for one night just passing through. The lady was super nice and accommodating. It happened to be very windy during our stay. All gravel but cute separation walls between each RV. We were the only ones that stayed but there were a few full timers that were not around. Where else can you get full hook-ups for $20? The store is run down some but they had wine, beer and other snacks along with other gifts. Wine was about $16 and was ok. There was no gas at this location, the travel center is a little misleading.

We stayed here for two days to do some hiking at Petroglyphs National Monument. We had full hook-up on a wide space lot for $31/night with Good Sams discount. The car and rv museum were fun - they give you the keys to go inside and back in time. Very friendly, didn't use the laundry but everything looked clean. Park was only about half full during our stay.

We came to Maine to see the fall colors and were not disappointed. Stayed for 4 nights with full hook-ups. All sites were pull-through and we had a fire pit delivered for use during our stay. Firewood was readily available for $5 a bundle, however is was pretty green wood so I would look for a kiosk outside the resort. Very friendly staff and a large grassy dog park where we could exercise our girls with Chuck It and Frisby. They even provided water and poo bags. I used the laundry for $2 each wash and dry which did the job. Propane was also available. Would definitely stay here again.

Like other reviewers, it's a large gravel lot with a nice large dog park. We staying 1 night on our way east. We paid $30.47 for water and electric. It is always very windy here and if it rains there are lots of pot holes. Did not use the facilities. Very friendly staff. They close on or about Columbus Day for the season so on our way home we stayed at Western Hills Campground, just up the street, similar circumstances. Would stay again if passing through.

This is a nice campground and we had electric for $15.00. Lots of grass but no cell phone. We picked up a hoard of stink bugs that were invading the shrubs. We were still finding them weeks later in our Fifth Wheel. A little bit off our route but not bad.

This is a gem of a campground. It is not a huge campground but with first come, first serve we found a spot with no problem. Water and electric for $20! Easy in and out and the entire place is grassy. Definitely would stay here again.

This was one of my favorite spots on our way to Maine. Water and electric for $20. Beautiful campground with great views. Nice cement pad, fire pit, picnic table and large grass lot. Dump station available. A train goes by but did not bother us. We would spend a week here next time!

We stayed here for 1 night on our way to Tennessee to visit family. There are not many sites available for larger rigs. We had a 33' fifth-wheel and were able to back into our site with no problem. We had water and electric. They have a dump station available but make sure you drive there first without your RV to make sure you can fit. The road is uphill, narrow and no place to turn around. There were low hanging wires so we did not take the chance. Very muddy after a rain with lots of pot holes. Not very close to town if you need supplies.

We stayed here for 3 nights to visit Niagra Falls. This park is huge and we ended up having to change our spot from 19 (too narrow from too many trees) and shade. We chose a large sunny lot and loved it. We had electric, and water was close by. About an hour to Niagra Falls. Close to town for groceries or spirits. Fire pit with lots of firewood to purchase - bundles for $4 and you get a lot. Really enjoyed our stay here.