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Friendly staff. Ate next Door at the Black Bear Restaurant. Home cooked type meals. Good. We parked in the gravel lot next to the casino. Only one other there. As mentioned before, this is beside the train tracks. No horns but the trains ran all night long. Bring your ear plugs.

Casino parking lot. Back along the edge of the property. Quiet. Pretty dark. Electric hookup (free). Restaurant and snack bar inside. Hotel also. $7 free play $17 if a veteran. I heard one train.

It’s just a pull through on cement parking lot. Full hook ups. Right outside Burger King. Quiet at night. $20

This is a parking lot behind a casino. Casino has a restaurant that is good. (Plus I won $20 woot!)
We pulled in and there were a few spots left. $30 for full hookups. We had been boondocking and really wanted some electric and water. Sites are not really level but we got a pretty good one. By night, the lot was full with a couple of campers just parked in the drive. E we stayed one night but you can stay longer. Cute desert town with history and hauntings!! Don’t forget the Clown Motel!

We called on our way into Williston. It was Nov 1st. They had closed down for the season but said we could stay for free because electric and water was shut off. We had the campground to ourselves save for the occasional fisherman. Ran our generator all night. No neighbors!

We reserved online. Site #7. Got there and the site was too sloped for a31’ TT. Called the number on the website and talked to a gentleman who told me all the available sites and let us move. We stayed 10 nights. VERY quiet through the week. Weekends were a little busier with boaters and jet skis. No camphost. Sites had small bits of trash because people can’t seem to pick up after themselves. Breakfast served on Sunday. Water at shower house. Dump site. Electric at site for $15.