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Great little park overall. 30 & 50 Amp on all sites I saw. Sites are mostly reasonably level, gravel parking areas. Lots of sites on the water but lots don’t have a water view due to underbrush.

Water is group based so you will either need a long hose or move to fill up. Dump station on your way in or out.

Quiet little place mostly wooded, electric and group water faucet.

There is boat rental available.

Perfectly nice place to stay for a couple days or a season. Quiet and wide access to park.

No cell service for T-Mobile but they include WiFi but low speed. Enough to check mail.

The place has amazing red rocks hundreds of feet high. Quiet place overall.

Didn’t see dogs wandering and the bathroom is clean.

It is dusty, windy and sand around so if it were a park I would expect more.

We went to the second campground beside the horse stables and maybe that was the difference.

First off, don’t let Google do the driving! It routed us through a back way that shouldn’t be on the map so explore the streets in satellite mode before trying.

Basic dirt patch, quiet. Not far off I-10 in an area where there really isn’t much.

I plugged into the 50 Amp for $30. The cheaper was 30 Amp for $20.

Owner is a nice guy that I spoke to via phone.

The place is quiet and seems safe enough.

It is a basic kinda place but the price reflects that. I would say it’s a good value for the price.

Looks like they have invested in the property with new hookups and sewer. It does provide full hookups and pull through spots.

Again, it’s not a “RV Resort” but a value for the price.

Nice campground for us. Although we stayed here just one night it would be nice for several days.

Lots of pull-through spots so nice not to unhook. It’s also a National Park so my Sr. Pass applied making it a bit cheaper.

Our site had 50Amp hookups as well as water...I’m sure a dump-site is close by.