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This is a brand new facility in a industrial area. There are no mature trees ( or close to), no creek, no meadow- nothing that screams camping. The concrete pads are all wonderful and large. They have a large dog park which for us is a plus. I saw someone else had posted the price and I thought that must be a error. Nope $81 is the rate. $65 seems like a more reasonable rate for the location. Oh this is a block away from a fairgrounds. We were fortunate on night one to be the at rodeo time. Night 2 the 4 H. The sounds the speakers carry through every inch of the park. IMHO they are very overpriced. Don’t try to recover your costs in a couple years.

Peaceful. Friendly hosts. Wide open space. They have four unique Air BnB’s. A horse trailer, a bunkhouse, a grain silo. Wanted to stay longer and do more. It rained a lot of the time we were there. Would absolutely go back. PS we had full hookups including water.

The views are amazing. This camp hostess Katie is super. There is no cell, no TV, no wifi. The closest town is 50 miles away. It’s 50 miles of amazing views and vistas. There is a full hook up area as well as no hook up. Can’t say enough. We kind of stymying this and are so glad we did. It is truly an outpost.

We were the only people there. It’s part of a golf course and the directions take you to the clubhouse. The people in the clubhouse didn’t know where the road was or how to access. There is no check in, no office and there are no local signs pointing you to it.
It’s flat and clean. The sites are small for a big rig. They have full hookups and you reserve pay through camp spot.

FHU and we had room for our 40’. No picnic, no office. Cash or check only. The host and permanent folk allow their dogs to run free and there is poop everywhere. We travel with 3 dogs and are responsible and clean up after them-as should be. Some highway noise. Not much.

The sites are not great for long rigs. We have a 40’ 5th wheel with the tow vehicle it is very tight. They have huge rocks (mini boulders) to help mark the spots but these make it very difficult for larger rigs. Get ready for the flies and yellow jackets. A decent view. The trains weren’t too bad. Nice and quiet.

Owner and staff very friendly. Tried to extend my stay but there is a big rally and they were sold out. If they upgraded their WIFI this likely would have earned them a 5. Nice grounds. Pretty level sites. Close to highway and the Dells. Would definitely stay here again v

Feels campy not like just an RV park. Great taco truck down the street. Lots pretty level. Great/large dog park. Mature trees. Like many campgrounds not sure why they stacked us so close together when there was so much open. The sewer dumps are odd in that they come out if the ground at a 45degree angle. The input did not want to stay in.

They go right by about every other hour. Small campground. Some pull through sites tight for our 40 ft 5th wheel. No local TV. No cable. WIFI decent for streaming. With tax just a few pennies under $50. For the middle of no where and the reasons above way overpriced.

KOA claimed cement pads- they weren’t. They claimed limited cable- I guess limited means nonexistent. They claimed level lots- close. There were many vacant lots -the same size and pull through but they felt we needed to all be crammed together. I will say the staff was nice/friendly. It is close to Craters of the Moon NP and the options are very slim. In the area it may be the best bet but they need to be honest and it is not worth $51. If you’ve stayed at other KOA’s before this will be nothing like those previous parks.