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Do not follow your GPS to Sundance Hill Road. This is a private community and the road dead ends where the entrance to this area used to be. The gate is closed and has directions posted on it as to get to the "New" entrance. I never did find the road into this area, and I had to ask the people that lived there if I could make use of their driveway to turn my 37 foot trailer around in. The lady was very gracious, but wished people would heed the sign posted at the entrance to Sundance Hill Road. The sign should be changed to a large stop sign or warning sign telling campers to not enter this road.

I chose this campground due to its location near Fort Campbell. Spring Creek Road is about a mile North of the I-24 interchange on Route 79. There is a sign for the entrance on the Left hand side, when hiding North on 79 that is illuminated making it much easier to find at night. The entrance road is a little narrow, but I had no problems towing my 37 foot trailer down to the site. The campground is located in a valley which provides good isolation of noise from the highway traffic. There are both 30 Amp and 50 Amp site with water and sewer hookups, with some pull through and some back in, all are either gravel or a few on grass. The bath house was clean and had showers. They have both daily and weekly rates.

The owners are not always in the office, so it is best to text, voice message, or email them.

I would recommend to use the boat lunch entrance from Route 380 to get to the RV campsites, as the highway is very busy and it makes for an easier turn in from it. Then take the first road to the right to enter the park and RV area. Don't miss the turn as there is not safe place to turn around and head back for quite aways.

Sites are all asphalt with water and 30 and 50 amp service, and there is a dump station. Most are on a grade and so you may want to drive to the end and pull through to uphill side. Traffic noise is large during the daytime, but quiets down around 10 PM. There are grocery stores and restaurants nearby. All in all this is a good place to spend a night or two when traveling through Texas.

I only stayed the one night at this beautiful city park, but I will definitely plan a longer stay the next time I am in the area. Would love to check out the Pony Express Museum, and other sites this area has to offer. I was worried about finding a space large enough but my 37 foot trailer and truck fit just fine with room to spare. The rest rooms were closed most likely due to COVID-19, but the dump station was available. The sites had 50 amp service and fresh water was also available. Max stay at this park is 5 days and dig this, it's free. They had a park bulletin board with information about the park and surrounding area and there were also surveys with envelopes to make a donation to help support the park. I know I said this was all free, but come on now, leave this park some coin will you.

The nite time was very quiet, very little traffic was heard at all. The crickets and other natural sounds just lual one to sleep. The park is full of the Black Squirrels, and the birds awaken you in the morning hours. Very nice and clean park, great job Marysville, KS.

Marysville is located on route 36 which is a great way to travel across the country. Most gas stations had good access for large RV units along the route, but you do have to keep an eye out for them. Traffic was lite from Colorado through central Illinois and was 4 lane in many places. Road surface was great up to Indiana were the frost heave started to show up as speed bumps.

My summer home for the past two years that is located close to 3 of my children. They have monthly rates with both 30 and 50 amp electric, fresh well water (HIgh Iron Content so bring filters), no sewer although they do have two dump stations. So bring your blue boy or plan on moving your rig to dump. That's the downside, but for us full timers it is wonderful.

The park has a playground with a sand beach for the children, and two lakes for catch and release fishing. There are also several pavilions through out the park for family get togethers. Large grass areas for playing games and other activities. The sites vary in size and can accommodate large rigs. There are many full time residents that live nearby that call this their summer home as well. The property is divided into sections for full time residents and part time use for a day or weekly stays. They also have tent camping available, however, it was closed due to Covid this year.

The park is located in the farm country near the town of Wooster Ohio, which offers all of your shopping and restaurant needs. Dahlia Northside Laundry Center is only 6 miles away, a very clean facility with a wide variety of machine sizes and is reasonably priced. Nite time is very peaceful and quiet with no road noise or trains nearby.

The warm and friendly greeting at the campground office was just the beginning of a really great stay.The bathhouses have just been updated and are very nice and clean. The campground consists of 44 sites with 6 for tent camping and 22 are pull through sites. All sites are shale rooc and I had no problem parking my 37 foot Outback, but did have to park the my truck in another location. AT&T service was 1 to 2 bars. The park is located about 5 miles from the visitor and cave tour center. A very clean and quiet place to spend your days while exploring the surrounding area.

This is a COE campground that is absolutely beautiful with access to a cove on the lake (very steep hill). The sites are all paved and have really nice fire rings with grates. The are electric only with 50 amp service. The lake's namesake and legendary author and humorist, Mark Twain, was born in a town beside the lake. The 32-mile long Joanna Trail is accessible from the campground. Here, horseback riders, mountain bikers and hikers can enjoy the rough and varied terrain that meanders along the northern banks of the lake, across bluffs and over hills.

Backing around the trees that line the site was a bit of a challenge, but just take your time and get out an look often and you will do just fine. Nite time was very quiet with the exception of the crickets and other creatures of the nite. I will keep this one on my list to visit again.