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Solid KOA Journey. Decent sites most looked well leveled, gravel. Power was clean, pedestal good hookup. Did not use water/sewer. No real activities/amenities, but all clean and well kept. Restrooms clean. Just fine for an overnite on our trip.

A really nice RV Park. As expected, sites are close together, but all sites and facilities are in top shape. Booked for an overnite, but had to stay 3 days to get some repairs done on the Moto Casita (engine coolant leak). FYI Dave Sherrill does great repair work in Winnemucca, very helpful. The park has a lot of extended stay folks from people working at the mines, but ownership appears to be very diligent in maintaining good behavior and accepting only rigs in good condition. Everyone was very friendly, staff and guests alike. Overnite sites are grouped in separate area. Minor noise from Interstate and trains, but not at all bothersome. Great cell reception, we were able to work while waiting on repair shop. Nice mountain views.

Nice level sites, and very easy access from I-20. Efficient arrival with greeting from owner and staff, we were on site in minutes. All amenities worked great, not a glitch in the stay!

On site for two months (reflected in rate). Very nice park for a long stay. Spacious sites, everything in top condition. Nice quiet park bordering a golf course ( also nice quality, if you play). Pleasant professional staff, very responsive, and the office will even receive mail and packages for you. The location is a bit distant from Spokane and other activities, but the trade off is worth it to get the space and the quality. We are full timers and work, so this was great. High quality WiFi on site, perfectly good for most needs, although not quite fast enough to stream, which is to be expected. Park is now called Deer Park RV Resort. Grocery, pharmacy etc. is close by, as are two county parks to hike and exercise.

The whole park was created as the result of severe flooding in the 1990's. FEMA relocated all the housing and businesses and created the park to make use of the floodplain. The campground is actually a former residential neighborhood, so the driveways are the past streets and alleys. Most campsites sit on the equivalent of a full home lot, so there is tons of space. Miles of walking/biking trails intersect the park.

Full hook ups, all services work well. Very good Verizon signal streaming no problem. Park never filled while we were here.

Friday nights there are Sprint Car races at the track across the river - high performance engines are loud! They stop pretty early (10ish) so not a sleeping problem. We went to the races - if you're going to hear it, might as well watch it!

Great staff, and all the commercial service you need within a mile or two.

Nice place, right near the beach. Generous sized wooded sites. Good trail system, great for walks or bikes. Since we work on the road, cell signal was a problem, so we will not come back. Occasional voice/text reception, but spotty. No data at all. Be aware there are continuous sightings of the Wisconsin state bird: The Skeeter, so be prepared.

Very nice park. Loop A has electric and water, though water was off at many sites due to winter freeze problems. Sites are well spaced and level. Easy access to Carson City, 35 minutes to Lake Tahoe. All facilities were very clean. Strong signal from Verizon. Washoe Valley can be very windy.

Very nice camping experience near Minneapolis. The park is in a suburban area, but very little noise (really only noticeable in the quiet of night), and nicely forested. Our site was nice and level, very spacious, and we felt nicely separated from adjacent sites. Bathhouses were clean and pleasant to use. Our site was too heavily Treed to use DISH network, but with a place like this, who cares?

About 30 minutes to Downtown Minneapolis, so we were able to visit friends and explore the city with ease.

Verizon LTE could be a bit sketchy from time to time, likely depends on your site location