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This place is amazing. It was very clean. Nice staff. I rode my bike all the way around the lake. Lots of people that live near walking on trail. All towns should have this in their community.

I actually wished we could a stayed another night but had to to stick to travel plans. The staff was great. The campground is so clean! The space in-between sites is limited but didn't feel like you were on top of each other because of the placement. I loved the vibes here.

What a great experience staying at Burns! Donald the camp host was so friendly and helpful. The sunset was incredible and the sites are right on the water. Our site was well maintained and level. I did not use the facilities so can't comment on that. The only negative I can say about going here is that Hwy 90 is a brutally rough ride. The campground was about 15 miles off hwy 90 and that road was so much better. So glad we went to Burns.

Wish we could've stayed longer! We had a concrete pad spot. Many other sites were dirt and had nice tree canopy. Such an clean and well cared for facility. We called as instructed when we got close and they met us to take to our site. I saw them deliver firewood throughout the day.

We stayed at lot 21 which had an awesome view of sunset and mountains. The owner walked us to our site and told us a couple ways we could pull in depending on our preferences. They have owned the park only 8 months and have done so much to improve it. We didn't hear a peep from neighbors. Site was spacious as well.

I was dreading staying here after reading reviews but everything else was booked. The campground is in a strange place (industrial area) but it was quiet here and just what we needed to visit St Louis. Took us about 20 minutes to get to the Arch. Didn't rain so not sure about water run off. Didn't hear any car racing because it was in October and I'm guessing only do it in the summer. Pretty much fenced in area so felt safe. Verizon great for us.

Nice gravel sites with friendly check in. I used the on site laundry and it was super clean as well. Would definitely stay here again.

Host, Gary, was very nice. Told us to check out the trail he was working on in back of campground which borders Black Hills NF. So much wildlife! We saw deer, turkeys, chipmunks, rabbits. Our site was close to neighbors but there were others with more room. Great stop.

We stayed in the back part of the campground so had a view of cows and fields of grain..lol
Nice and quiet place. Great sunset. Oh and eat at the Mexican restaurant that is right in front of the campground. Great margaritas and food.

We were looking for a place to get water and electricity after being in US forest for a few days. We got a spot on the lower section which had trees and slight buffer from road noise. Camp host were awesome! There is a lot of changes at the upper level with building tiny homes but it was minimal. We enjoyed the area alot. We drove the Mesa scenic road and went to Harriman State Park since we had already visited Yellowstone. This area is fly fishing hotspot but only for very experienced, we were told. Site was level with gravel.