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We were here 3 years ago and wrote a positive review.....if anything this review reinforces that one. All sites have access to some grass, some sites are nice and shady while in others the shade trees have been replaced with spruce. Not a big deal. The best sites are normally booked up through the summer months....a lot of nice rigs with TX, AZ, and SD plates are the norm, which tells you full timers and "sunbirds" are regulars here. Watering and mowing is on a schedule so you know what to expect. The highway noise is there, but not annoying and quiet at night for the most part. Park operators are friendly and efficient, receiving packages and mail is the best I have ever seen. A great feature: the park operators will haul your empty propane tanks on their UTV, fill and return them, and charge it to your bill. How handy! We have been here 2 months and the utilities have been flawless. And the park wifi works! We have been using it to stream Prime, etc. Too remote to pick up any digital TV though.
Montrose (~20,000 pop) is 10 minutes away and has pretty much anything you would need....great food trucks too.

This county park is electric only for $25 per night. We reserved online to make sure and get one of the 50 amp sites since it was August and we would need the A/C's. Most of the sites are 30 amp, only 2 are 50 amp. Online reservation fee was an added $8. The on-site self registration was simple as well.
The park itself is a multi-purpose facility with ice arena, picnic shelters, etc. Looks like locals use the paved trails for walking and biking.
The campground is in a large stand of huge pines, very nice. Lots of squirrels and robins for the cats to watch. Our site #25 accommodated the 40' motorhome and pickup with minimal leveling needed. The only drawback was some road noise, but we carry earplugs for sleeping so not a big deal. And the advantage of being close to the road is having a supermarket and Starbucks within easy walking distance!
If/when we come back this way this park will definitely be on our schedule.

Pros: nice shady spots, concrete pads, a mix of 50 and 30 amp sites, some with water, some not. In an area of Kansas with few options so a welcome site. The info station said there is a dump station but we didn't use it. There is also a dog park and a disc golf course.
Cons: some of the sites were pretty unlevel, we lucked into the last 50 amp site and it was OK.

According to the posted sign at the information kiosk: overnight stays are first come, first served for up to 7 nights on a donation basis. (I thought $20/night was a fair donation)
Long term stays up to 8 weeks are available on a permit basis for $100/week. I guess you would need to contact the City of Concordia in advance for that.

All in all a nice little park for a stopover or a few days to check out the area.

The park could have been much nicer with a bit of RV engineering. The sites aren't really wide enough for the length and difficult to turn into without getting on the grass. And the sign says "Keep off the grass"! All in all still better than most. The site is in the parking lot of the casino. There is quite a bit of road noise from the highway behind the park but it quiets down at night. Fuel at the station across the highway was cheaper than any we had seen in a month of traveling in the NW.

We overnighted here in Astoria after spending a week in the rainy woods at Pacific City....how nice to see the sky out of the RV windows! Our site was pulled right up to a big pond and there were lots of ducks and other birds to watch. Location was quiet, the sites were nice plenty big enough for our 40' class A, and traffic through the park was minimal. The only drawback was the price was more than we like to pay. If we come back this way I will check on an extended rate. Hope to be able to spend more time in Astoria as it is full of history.

Normal rate of $52.50 was subject to the 50% PA reduction which made this park attractive to us. Full hookups and a spacious site were nice. There was room to park my pickup alongside the coach which is unusual. Close to I70 but not close enough to hear traffic. This is a popular park for fall travel and we just did get in on the PA rate as it is restricted to certain times/dates.

If you like to be close to the desert, but yet accessible to shopping and town stuff this park works. We were here in late June for just 1 night, but the main business of the park is during snowbird season. In fact we are considering spending some time here next winter. We paid the $25 Passport America rate which is good for up to 3 nights. The manager quoted us $709/month for a deluxe site during snowbird season, but January is always sold out. That's a good rate for snowbird parks here. The deluxe back-in sites are nice and spacious with screening desert vegetation.

We stayed here while traveling from western Colorado to southern AZ. As others have stated, the park is on the east side of the highway, but you check in at the general store on the west side.....no big deal to walk across after you have selected your site. We were there in mid-October and it was left than half full. Most of the occupied sites looked to be permanent or semi-permanent residents. I was able to get our 40' class A into a site with little effort, but we did unhook the tow vehicle first. Sites are not all that level, but worked for an overnight. The overall feel of the place is a bit tough; could definitely use a makeover. We had FHU but the sewer connection was so much higher than my outlet that I didn't bother trying to hook up for just one night. We would stay again if traveling this route, but mainly to avoid the sub-par/overpriced parks in Flagstaff.

Stayed here because all the reviews of the RV parks further up the road in Flagstaff were negative. Munds Park is surrounded by national forest with direct access from this park, so it seemed there was a constant stream of ATV's and UTV's driving by at all hours. Our site was supposed to be 50 amp, but my new Newmar power management system would only allow 30 amps from the 50 amp plug in. This was only my second time out in the new coach, so I didn't push it when the park management insisted it was good for 50. 4 months later that has never happened again, so I'm pretty sure the park wiring was suspect. I had the last available site which was between 3 large trees....made it in and out with no problem, but there were a lot of residents watching and expecting some excitement! This park may be great for some people but is too noisy for us.