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We really enjoyed our stay at Indian River RV Park. The sites are very close together but once you set up it's just fine. Our fellow campers were friendly and considerate which was wonderful since they were almost within arms length. The restroom/shower/laundromat building was clean and pleasant. The RV park is right across the street from a very nice area for viewing a rocket launch. We saw two of them while we were there and, having never seen a launch before, we were thrilled. The park is within walking distance of several restaurants, CVS, a discount grocery and several nice parks. We had our bikes with us and we pedaled almost every day in the very nice bicycle lanes. The RV park is very clean and decorated with fun Florida yard art. We usually try to camp in public campgrounds with huge sites but we enjoyed this park so much that we are re-considering our snobbish attitude toward privately owned parks, especially those that are located in cool towns like Titusville. Unlike most of those public campgrounds we love, we had excellent WiFi. When the sun set early like it does in January and nighttime temperatures dipped into 30s, we could stream our favorite TV shows and sit inside our warm little camper. The RV park is very close to the big bridge that accesses Merritt Island and the wildlife area there. We loved it! We saw so many animals on the wildlife loop road. All in all, this was a terrific week and we would definitely stay here again.

We were very pleased with our campsite and the whole campground. The sites are roomy, the bathrooms are super clean and the park is conveniently located near Dodge City. We would have happily stayed here longer and would stay again if we are in the area.

We are camped here right now. It’s a lovely campground with tons of shade. The sites are a reasonable distance apart and our neighbors are friendly. We have a 20 foot camper so don’t know about big rig sites. I’m delighted with our site. WiFi is good and, since we’ve been out for a month with little or no WiFi, that’s very important. There is a train that is quite close but it’s not that loud. We’ve camped where they are much louder. We do have a sound machine and our A/C is LOUD. That hides the train noise well. This is a very nice campground.

We haven't stayed in very many KOAs and I'm now wondering why. This campground was a lot of fun. It was clean and cheerful with good staff. The office had a really nice gift shop and they also sell pizza! The swimming pool and yard games all looked like fun. The train is really close by and it is loud but it's kind of cool. We enjoyed our stay very much and would stay here again if we are in Springfield. We highly recommend visiting the Dickinson Park Zoo.

We camped in 16 campgrounds in 30 days and this was one of our favorite places. We loved the convenience of being not far off the main drag but in a little oasis of trees with a nice berm that blocked all highway noise. The restrooms are clean and the owners are nice but not intrusive. Most of the people we met at the campground were friendly. The campsites are pull throughs with full hookups. The views are beautiful. It was a wonderful place to spend six nights. There is a lot to do in the area, especially if you have a 4x4 or any kind of off road vehicle. Villa Grove is not very big but they have a wonderful pottery shop with beautiful pieces at great prices. The Great Sand Dunes National Park is less than an hour away and Alamosa isn't too far to drive for groceries. It's a great location and we would for sure stay here again when we are in the area.

We only stayed here for one night but it was a really nice campground. Our site was conveniently located across the street from the super clean bathroom facilities. The site was huge and right on small Lake Hasty below the dam. The only thing we were a little concerned about was the parade of skunks that started as soon as the sun began to set. There were quite a few of them and they were fearless. We rode our bikes across the dam and around the campground. It's pretty flat and riding was easy. There was also a big storm that rolled through but that sure wasn't the fault of the campground!

We camped at Custer Mountain for 2 nights. It is super close to Custer State Park and to the town of Custer. It's a friendly campground with good owners and enough room between campsites to be comfortable. We have a 20 foot TT and had no problem leveling it. The restrooms are clean and the laundry area is roomy and clean. Our site backed up into the woods between the campground and the highway. There was no road noise at all and the view out our back window was pretty. We would stay here again.

We camped in Guernsey State Park at Sandy Point. We were told ahead of time that the reservoir had been drained so we weren't surprised to find that our lake front site was a little underwhelming. The campground is clean and the vaulted toilets are nice enough. The electric hookups worked great and the site was level. We did not have to unhitch the camper and that was good. We did not explore the park except to walk down to the water so we can't comment much on what's there. It was too hot to do much hiking. Wish they had showers at the campground! I should have read the information more thoroughly. There is a train that goes through the campground but there is no crossing so it's not really very loud. It was actually kind of cool.

We stayed at Flatiron Reservoir for just one night. It was very close to Loveland so we did some shopping and ate at a really nice Asian restaurant. My biggest complaint about Flatiron is the price! YIKES! The cost for the campsite is $40.75 plus a $9 daily pass fee. I did not thoroughly check out this campground I guess because I was surprised that there were vaulted toilets and no showers. Our campsite was gorgeous. It's a back in site and backed right up to the lake. The lake is a little creepy since I guess it is used for electricity or something. The level of the lake fluctuated greatly. We sat our chairs on the little beach and looked at the scenery. Before we drove off we moved the chairs close to the camper. Good thing we did! When we came back the lake had completely covered the area where we had been sitting. Another not so pleasant thing about this campground was a really, really bad smell at the entrance of the campground in the evening. I don't know if that happens every night but we were so glad that we were further back in the campground and couldn't smell it. The staff at the visitor center are great! Very nice.

We enjoyed our stay here so much! Yes, the campsites are quite close together but the campground is quiet and that never bothered us at all. This campground is close to so many fun things to do. We bounced around on multiple forest service roads and explored all over in the Black Hills of South Dakota and Wyoming. We spent one day in Sturgis and climbed to the top of Bear Butte (that was hard). We bicycled into Spearfish and listened to live music in the park. We explored the DC Booth Fish Hatchery that adjoins the campground. We had a wonderful time. This campground is full of families with children and on Saturday night the campground put up a movie screen and showed a family movie. People came with their blankets and sat outside watching The Sand Lot. It was like back in 2019 when camping was fun for families and everyone else. The restrooms are very nice and clean. The WiFi is not great but it kind of works if you are up by the office. It was a terrific campground and we certainly would not hesitate to camp here again.