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We camped in a 34ft travel trailer. There are plenty of options for all sizes of rigs. There are options with or without shade. We chose a spot that would work well for solar and starlink though Verizon speeds were fast (50-70 down and 4 up). There are lots of individual sites but also a large open area that would fit many rigs of all sizes. One word of caution: check for soft ground during wet seasons- there was someone that had gotten stuck recently when we were there.

Stayed here for a bit over a week. Had to change spots mid-visit just due to availability. Everyone was really helpful and friendly. The water/electric sites were closer together than the dry camping sites. Verizon was fastest for us (about 20down and 2 up). I don’t remember AT&T speeds but I couldn’t reliably steam Netflix with it. Would absolutely stay here agin

This is a nicely kept campground with lots of hiking/biking trails and things to do in the park. Close enough to Minneapolis to still be convenient. Lots of trees provide nice privacy between sites. I don’t have starlink but I can’t imagine this would be a good place for it. Verizon service from my phone has speeds of 3-4down and was functionally for scrolling on social media. My Verizon hotspot had consistent speeds at 20down 4up and I was able to make work calls, video calls, and stream without trouble.

I don’t remember exact speeds but we used Verizon for work over the course of our 13 days there without issue: video conferencing and streaming without problems. There is a loop of sites that are closer together, which is where we were. Everyone was respectful and quiet. Very clean. Other campsites are more private and spread out. Very nice park.

We camped here for one night. It was a fine campground. Limited in terms of privacy between sites but it was nicely kept and site spaces were decently sized. I don’t remember data speeds exactly, but I believe Verizon was somewhere near 20down and 2 up. We had no trouble streaming.

This was a quiet campground close to Lawrence with level sites and good spacing. There was easy access to nice walking trails near the lake. We struggled with internet connectivity resulting in us having to move again sooner. Verizon was averaging 6 or 7 down and less than 1 up. AT&T was hit (22 down) or miss (none at all). There was a $5/day vehicle charge for our toad and a $5/day vehicle for our Class C in addition to the site fee, which was odd.

There is barely any cell service on Verizon and AT&T. We weren’t able to work and had to leave right away. Which is disappointing given how long it takes to get into the state park. I will say our drive in had a beautiful sunset. So this would probably be great for someone who isn’t dependent upon reliable internet.

We stayed for about 10 nights. The weekdays are quiet and the weekends are louder. Lots of people come out to ride their ATVs. It didn’t really bother us. There is a campground up the road where you can pay to empty tanks and refill water. Our Verizon download speeds were around 9 or 10. Can’t remember upload but we were fine with video calls for work. Plenty of room and level. We found the areas near the entrances to the BLM had very established camps but the dried lake bed area was plenty of distance away to not notice them. We took Sunfair to Sunflower coming in and it seemed a little dicey in places with our 30ft class C but we made it without problems. We eventually found the option to take Sunfair to Broadway which has more pavement driving. There is a big hole where the pavement ends on Broadway so you will want to move over to the opposite side of traffic to avoid it.

Saw mixed reviews on cell service. Unfortunately we had 0 Verizon. Our ATT hot spot was able to get about 3 down. I don’t remember upload speed. We had to move along unfortunately.

We were able to find a place without much problem in the dark using the location in this app. Road in was good condition. Quiet place. Verizon service was good: 55down, 15up. ATT was non functional.