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I work remotely so cell coverage is important. Some areas have more like three bars solid. I’m in the section with the 70s which is a little older apparently and those sites are smaller and they definitely have two bars Verizon.
It’s quiet.

Overall it was a nice park. The showers were a little on the cooler side and it’s not as clean as I would like but overall not bad. It was a fair walk from my site to a bathroom if you don’t have your own option. Easy to reach from I 70. It was fairly quiet. The campsites are behind the dam. You hear the traffic going over the dam during the day. Most of the sites have water and electric both. There are cabins you can rent. The beach area has kayak and canoe rental. There is a laundry in a park store. A lot of stores within 15 minutes. I had Verizon three bars solid. So I’m spaces Verizon was two bars.

Mostly RV big rigs. Nice walk to the water. Some sites right next to the water. You can hear the sound of Rt 10 over the water pretty well depending on wind directions. People were very quiet.
I was disappointed because several reviews indicated 3 bars Verizon. I did not find that to be the case at all. I had often 1 bar Verizon and barely 2 bars. If you are working it matters where you are in the park I believe. I rarely found 3 bars and only briefly.
Easy access to see the ship Alabama which was interesting to see.
The walks are pretty repetitive (in a circle) around the park. People were very friendly and it was very clean!

I arrived late so the office was closed. I tried to login online which is what their phone instructs and apparently you can’t reserve the day you’ve arrived and you have to reserve at least two nights even though there was only one night available. I was in a predicament so I just parked at a site that was supposedly available and parade that I could just pay in the morning.
There is road noise. Again the sites were very large iand wooded. I was there in the fall so the bugs weren’t in issue. Three bars of Verizon period