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Called ahead to make sure they allowed overnight parking. Manager requested that we park over in the Northeast corner by Goodwill. The parking area was mostly flat. While there was a little traffic around 5-6 pm, it turned out to be a very quiet night. We were joined by one other travel trailer.

This was the most quiet Walmart parking lot we have every stayed at. We were accompanied by three other RVs including two diesel pushers. We called ahead to make sure they still allow overnight stays which they do. The only request from management is that RVs remain on the Pharmacy (Left) side of the parking lot and park as far back as possible. Parking lot was mostly level but I still used 1x block to bring up one side of my 5th wheel. Bathrooms inside the store were clean. Definitely would stay again.

Pulled in right before dark and set up on the outside perimeter closest to I70 which provided some road noise. Two yellow blocks under my 5th wheel tires and I was perfectly level. There was limited traffic in and out of the parking lot when the stores were open and I liked that the parking lot was virtually empty once the stores all closed. There was one other camper van staying the night. A great place to rest overnight.

Arrived right before dark and called the hotel security to ask about staying overnight. They didn’t sound to interested that I was there and directed us to the truck parking area. In order to get to the parking area turn right just after the bridge and follow signs for truck parking and deliveries. You must actually pass under the bridge you just came in on. The truck parking area has 5 or 6 truck parking lanes suitable for big rigs. In addition to the truck parking lanes, there were also several auto parking spots which gave me the ability to park my smaller 5th wheel against the curb and push out my slides. There was a little road noise as you park directly next to the casino exit. We went in the casino to use the restrooms which were very clean. One other 5th wheel and a truck camper were there all parking in the auto parking spots mentioned earlier. The area was very clean and I felt very safe. Definitely would stop here again when passing through.

Arrived a few hours before dark which provided ample time to set up and take a walk around the grass park like setting of the place. The rest area includes a paved one way RV loop which may be hard to see if you are arriving after dark. Just drive past the truck parking area and you will see it. The paved road is wide enough to allow RVs to park on each side of the road. I choose the left side to accommodate my drivers side slides. If parking is available, move to the far North side which will get you further away from I70 and road noise. As you drive around the loop you must be careful because there is one low hanging tree on the right side of the road. For a rest area, I was very pleased. Here are the positives. “Camping” is allowed for one night. Level asphalt loop. Park like setting with grass and trees. BBQ grills and fire pits. Multiple water faucets where one could get fresh water with a hose. Sewer dump. Mostly clean bathrooms. Negatives: One low tree on loop. Water at sewer dump barely functioned. Drain grate over sewer dump hole which caught all the solids. I was surprised to only see one other RV and they parked over by the truck lanes not taking advantage of the loop. Definitely will stop again! An excellent rest area stop!

We stayed here to visit Tulsa for two days. Friday and Saturday. The staff was very friendly. As previous reviews have mentioned, there are many full time residents but we walked around and did not see any that were a terrible eye sore. We walked around the park both evenings and always felt safe. We stayed on a full concrete pull thru in great condition. The utilities were in good working condition. Laundry and bathroom facilities were in good condition. The Ranch Bar and Grill next store was a pleasant surprise the first evening we were there. Overall we would stay there again.

Very quiet campground. The gravel Camp spot was perfectly level and utilities were in great condition. The grounds including the laundry, showers, and game room were very clean.

We called last minute and the kind staff women told us that they will have spots available for after hours check in. Just see what is available from the list on the door. We arrived and easily found a spacious spot. Overall a good stay. There was a little train noise but not anything terrible. The bathrooms were very clean but included pay showers. $1/5 minutes. Included good WIFI.

Chose the campground due to its proximity to Portland. Our spot was very close to Saco street which is pretty busy. That noise coupled with air traffic from the local airport was a lot. Our site was mostly level and utilities worked well. The restroom and shower facilities were just ok. As mentioned in a previous review, there was an employee sitting in a guard shack near the entrance and told us to bring the IDs of all my guests to check in. Honestly kind of different as the lady at the desk only briefly glanced at them. In addition I had to bring proof of rabies vaccination for my dog at check in. All the check in requirements seemed a lot for a two night stay. Overall, a decent campground if visiting Portland.

Overall the the stay was satisfactory. The camp spots were all very large and most could accommodate the largest of RVs. A lot of space between camp spots as well. We were in spot 70 which was closer to highway 2 and road noise. I wish I would have looked at the map on line more closely and stayed away from the highway. Our only complaint was the price. The cost of the camp spot was $41 as well as an online $7 reservation fee. Then, when we arrived, we were told that we had to buy a $7 vehicle pass?? All for a grand total of $55. In other states your vehicle entry is included in the price of the RV camp spot. Not sure how one can camp in a RV spot without a vehicle? We honestly feel a little tricked out of $7 and would have probably chosen to drive a little farther if we would have known about the total price. The vehicle pass costs $7 per day or $35 for an annual pass. If you stay in Minnesota parks more than 5 days just buy the annual pass.