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Rate is the weekday rate with tax included. Rate increases to $50 on weekends, and if their a concert, triple that. Easy in and out pull throughs. FHU Decent spacing with grass between sites. Road and sites are gravel. No pet area, but plenty of room to walk them. Must be fully contained, no bath house or laundry on site. Check out is a little early 10:30.

Rate posted was for the week, tax included. Very nice looking small rv park with lots of grassy areas and matured trees. There’s also a pond on site with a sandy beach. Wood is sold on a honor system for the fire pit which each site has along with a picnic table. There’s a nice looking bar & grill directly across the street. The bath house was clean, but laundry has only one set, small rusty washer & dryer. The grass is more of a wild vegetation of grass, weeds and broad leaf plants, which have begun to take over the sites, and even the beach area due to lack of maintenance. Streets are a mixture of dirt & gravel, sites are gravel with vegetation. Train blows its whistle once or twice a day. Neighboring property has a dog kennel with barking in the distance, continuously. Both Verizon and AT&T worked poorly. Management was non existent the entire week, only saw them on arrival. Would stay again, for a short visit.

I would give this RV park a 5 star if not for the most narrow sites I’ve ever experienced. Fortunately for us, the site next to us on our camp side remained vacant during our stay. This park is right on the river. Clean, maintained with plenty of mature trees for shade. Large grassy area for kids and pets to run, which is good because the pet area and playground is unimpressive.

Rate is the average of the week. This park is great. Pool and play ground on site. Pool & hot tub available at the casino hotel. Shuttle to the casino, and patrolled security. Large well maintained rv park. Paved roads, paved sites with patio. Green grass throughout. The only down side to this park is the design. 90% of the sites is backing in on your blind side, and the placement of light pedestals at the front of each site that you need to maneuver around when parking, many have been hit. You won’t be disappointed.

Overall a great park. Laundry and bath house are new. Pool is heated and new. The store is a plus. Camp host on golf carts are available all day till 7 pm. There are 4 tiers to their pricing. We took the economy, a gravel back-in with deteriorating asphalt for a road, and wild vegetation for grass. For a higher nightly rate, there gravel pull throughs, cemented pull throughs with gravel roads, and for more $$$, you can have a cemented pull thru, with edged lawn and a little bit of brick work. Posted rate is with Good Sam discount, possibly a weekly rate and taxes.

Some really nice sites and some really lousy sites, and some decent. Mature trees, grass sites, dirt/gravel roads. Interstate and train noise, both are right next to the park. Laundry and bath were decent, but in an old building. Park is family owned dating back some 60-70 yrs, although it appears no improvements have been made the past 20 yrs. Large grassy area with playground. No inclosed pet area. Price posted is with discount and taxes.

Nightly rate + taxes. Small park, friendly staff, very clean, gravel roads and sites. Grass between each sight, with very decent space between. Large enclosed grassy pet area. Just outside on the main road, along hwy 89 is a paved bike/jogging trail that go for many scenic miles, if that’s your thing.

Stop for one night. Sites are all gravel, long enough that you don’t have to unhook. Pedestals are shared, so you face your neighbor. Temps were high, 100+, voltage in the park was low. One section of green grass for pets, all the rest was dead. Pool looked nice.

The park is decent. Nice laundry. You get the use of the hotel’s amenities. Not a bad choice, that being said not great either. Sites are narrow. Only the back-ins have grass. Pet area was not great. Site was not long enough for both my 40’ and full size dually, so had to park in the casino parking lot. Park is lacking lighting and very dark at night, although they do have security stroll through occasionally. If your here for the casino, the park more than serves the purpose. Highway noise didn’t bother us. $50 deposit is normal for most hotels, and casino’s rv parks. $15 prime rib dinner with salad, drink and desert at the casino was impressive for the cost. Nightly rate posted included weekly rate with Good Sam discount.

This is an old park with gas station and small convenience store on site. Several large grassy areas, great for dogs, but no inclosed dog park. All sites are pull throughs, most sites are long enough for both rv and vehicle, if not, parking on the grass is apparently allow. Spacing between sites is average, unless you get an end site. Roads are dirt/gravel. Lots of trees, some sites have grass in-between, other are all dirt with pine needles, kinda of like being in the woods. Park has two playgrounds, one old school, other a little more modern. Two pools, one has a water park type slide that requires an additional fee. Not sure if they still charge, as the free pool has growing algae. Both pools are old with stains of algae on the plaster. Miniature golf is available for a fee, looked old. Laundry was clean, but machines are old. Most evening we could smell a horrible order outside, not sewer, but something rotting. We never figured it out. Traffic noise from the interstate is loud, didn’t keep us awake at night, but could be heard continuously, especially outside your rv. Rate posted is weekly with Good Sam discount. Should you arrive early, or leave late, there is an $8 per hour fee.