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Great Location - Older Campground, most sites in the woods.
We would stay here again just for the location - close to Wisconsin Dells.

Pros:

Good for kids - large open field with soccer nets, outdoor jump pad, open areas for other sports.
Mostly wooded rv sites for those that want to be out of the sun - some sites are in a less wooded area.
Circular wheel layout sections with loop roads provides more site space than new sardine rv parks.
Nice hiking trail (dirt road) that is partly in the woods on the property.
Camping store at office has basic goods.
Downtown Wisconsin Dells is only 6 miles away.
Walmart Supercenter is 8 miles away.
Quiet during the week.
Some seasonal sites have extravagant attractive gardens.
Dump area has plenty of room.

Cons:

Limited % of rv sites rented to tourists - mostly seasonal residents.
Some seasonal sites are run-down with dilapidated trailers.
Noise - very loud on weekend - people playing music outside at high volume.
When the speedway is racing, you can hear the cars.
Sites - some are on uneven ground, some are difficult to back into with big rigs.
some sites share utilities that are not directly on your site.
you may be more than 50 feet from the power pole and need an extension cord.
Our site was 30 amp, could only run one a/c during day.
Sites area assigned before arrival.

Good location for stopover to or from Big Bend National Park or Big Bend state park.
Also, an observatory is on-site with an astronomer guided program (weather permitting) at night to see the skies.
Sign-up is online at the rv park website.

Nice no-frill park just east of Marfa.
Big rig friendly, pull-through sites.
Short drive to town for food and gas.
Marfa lights viewing area is down the road.
No attendant, fill out form and put form and cash in box in office (an old rv).
Train track is very close, but not as many trains as other places.
Laundry is literally one regular washer and one dryer, pay cash in slotted box.

This park has permanently closed for real estate redevelopment as of Jan 2022.

Please remove it from the listings.

Very nice campground just off interstate I-90 in Welcome Minnesota

Long pull-through sites in addition to back-in.
Close to the interstate but noise is not an issue.
Passport America card discount.
Helpful staff.
Quiet.

pros - Self check-in with packet left outside office

cons - Internal road to office has branches that scratch your RV - trees not maintained.
Trashy long-term residents including confederate flag.

Pro: Near two exits off of I-20 on service road, good for one night stop en-route east or west, $35 rate is o.k.

Con: Noise - Park is under the flight path for the air force base - planes are only a few hundred feet above the rv's both day and night. A train runs nearby with whistle. I-20 traffic is close and loud. Planes, trains, and automobiles galore.

Con: Uneven - Some sites are not level left to right and front to back - you will need to spend time leveling.

Pros:

Lots of activities for kids.
Large park, 3 pools, 2 lakes.
New RV section has nice wide, long sites.
General store with basics.
Snack shop.
Dirt roads under trees for walking.

Cons:

Weekends are party central for adults.
Lots of loud music, golf carts.
No rules enforcement whatsoever by staff.
Water has iron in it - it stains containers red.

How to be a cool uber bear at this campground:

1) Rent or bring a golf cart.
2) Hold a cigarette and beer in one hand.
3) Hold your cell phone in the other hand.
4) Drive all over the park for no reason.
5) Men - no shirt needed.
6) Drive at least double the speed limit.
7) Do not look up from texting on your cell phone.
8) Blast your music as loud as possible.
9) Other people want to hear your music.
10) Pay no attention to pedestrians.
11) Congrats! You are an official uber bear.

The newer upper sites are the ones to get. Spacious, 50 amp, cell service.
The lower sites are arranged in an odd herringbone pattern and your neighbors truck may block part of your site. All lower sites are close together.

The park is a mile from the main road so there is no road noise. Very quiet.

They converted an rv storage yard into the biggest fenced rv dog park you have ever seen. Very nice.

Radio controlled airplanes and car fans will love the land rc car track and the rc airport on the campground property.

The park has several nice trails and you can hike in the Verde river flood zone when it is dry.

Reasonable drive to Sedona for the day.

What a nice state park - the campground guests are very quiet and polite, no permanent residents.
The excellent staff is friendly, and the desert setting is beautiful.

There is some noise from traffic on I-10 and some trains but they are a ways off and become background noise while inside the rv. There are no cars drag racing or playing their car stereo at 11 near the campground.

The campground loop roads are one way and there is plenty of space to back up your rv or choose a pull through site. Some sites have a slight slope, you may need to use blocks.

The sites are electricity only, no water or sewer at the sites.
You need to arrive with a full fresh water tank.
The park is really in the middle of nowhere between Casa Grande and Tuscon.