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This was a nice forest campground with a nice canopy of trees. The site was fairly unlevel and was just barely big enough to fit our 20 foot trailer with tow vehicle. The sites have a decent amount of space and a good amount of spacing between sites. There was some degree of privacy between sites, possibly there might be more when theres more leaves on the trees. We were one of three campsites occupied in mid April. We had zero TV channels and two bars of Verizon LTE. There was some road noise but our neighbors were quiet. If you're ham radio operator who is into Parks on the Air this is a 3fer activation.

We stayed one night here in the middle of April and the campground has maybe a third full. Our site was fairly level. There is good spacing between the sites but there is no brush to offer privacy. The campground was very quiet. The wifi in our campsite was excellent. We were unable to receive over the air TV channels here. There is a stream behind our campsite which after a night of rainfall began flowing strong and making a nice sound.

We had campsite 12. It was a decent site, was fairly level. The site wasn't terribly big though. With out 20 trailer and tow vehicle there wasn't much extra space. Our neighbors were kind of loud and a lot of people had an obnoxious amount of light, but that's not necessarily exclusive to the campsites. The campsites in our loop had some brush between them but not a lot of privacy. The other loop seemed more private and wasn't as full. We were there during peak fall colors and the campground has very pretty trees. The sewer intake at the dump station was kinda high. It was basically at the same level as my black tank outlet which made draining not work particularly well. I marked the cell service as Verizon LTE 1 bar as that is what my phone usually indicated, but it was essentially non-functional for data. I could send and receive texts, but could only very sporadically load some data.

The location of this campground is easy and quick to access from I-94. This campground is a single loop; our site was on the inside of the loop. There is decent space side to side but the site behind is somewhat close. There's no brush or anything between sites so theres no privacy. The water hookup for our site was very far away, possibly 100 feet. It took every piece of hose I had to make the connection. The neighbors on both sides and the camp hose offered hose if I needed it. Our site was sloped to the left 2.25" down. Front to back was fairly level. We had 1 bar of Verizon LTE which was unreliable and there was zero over the air TV channels. The campground had some nice shade, but if you're relying on solar it's not going to be a good option. The road the campground is on is quite loud. The dump station is decent, but like so many there is no garbage at the dump station to throw away gloves or other things. We stayed here while visiting Kalamazoo. I think next time I might try a different campground but if nothing else was available I'd have no problem staying here again.

We stayed here for a night on the way home from Arizona to see Albuquerque and visit some friends in town. The campground is right off the freeway so access is easy, but I don't recall hearing much freeway noise. There is a gas station on the way out of the campground which was very convenient in the morning. The site we had, and all the others around us, were pull through. The sites were level and were full hook up. The water pressure however was rather low, 20psi according to my regulator. There isn't a lot of spacing between the sites so privacy is non existent. There is wifi but it did not work great later in the evening when everyone was likely using it. We had a good cell phone signal and 81 over the air TV channels. It was very windy the night we were there. There are train tracks immediately adjacent to the campground, but we only heard one train come through while we were there and it wasn't that loud. Overall this is a good place to stay if you're visiting Albuquerque but it really isn't our style of campground for a longer stay.

We stayed here so we could go to Bavarian blast. The only spot available was in the rustic Campground. The campsite wasn't terribly big and had a tree in the middle but it was enough to get our camper in. The campsites do not offer a lot of privacy. The sites along the perimeter offer the most. The center sites are really just a big open area with zero separation between the sites. There was a lot of kids in the Campground all of whom were loud and shrieky. I'd suggest not using the site next to us (88) since all the water seems to run there and pool in that camp site. The water from the freshwater at the dump station doesn't taste great but it was the same at local restaurants so it's probably the area. The dump station was kinda muddy.

We stayed here Thursday through Sunday. When we got there Thursday there was only one other group there. By Friday night a lot of the places were filled on a late September weekend. We had an electric site with a paved pad. The pad had a backwards and passenger side slope. The setting at the campground was nice with a nice tree canopy and a stream. The site was a decent size. There was no Verizon coverage or TV reception. Our neighbors which arrived Friday were quite loud. They had a very loud barking dog and shrieking children. Saturday they had more people arrive who added to the noise. Sunday they were playing corn hole with the board about 30 feet from our trailer which made the THWAP sound of their bags hitting the board sounds like someone hitting the calls of our trailer. After every toss they of course had to cheer. I am not sure why anyone would think a dog which parks like that is acceptable to bring camping or a loud game like corn hole would be acceptable in a campground. There was no apparent camp host to address the issue. We decided to leave at 4pm and head home rather than staying another night be listen to their noise. It'd be great if people could use a little noise discipline while in a campground.

We stayed here for a night on the way to Arizona. It is first come first serve and the campsites seem kind of like they're just laid out in a parking lot. We arrived just before sunset and were met by the camp host who was very nice and put us in a spot which wasn't actually a campsite. It was good enough for us for the night. The sunset was gorgeous. The night sky was very dark and the stars were very clear. The campground has a bathroom building which was in decent shape. The other campers here were very quiet which made a peaceful night. Cell phone coverage was decent, but there were no over the air tv channels. We'd stay here again if we're passing through.

This a pretty campground which is down in a valley. The drive down in and the drive out is quite hilly and curvy. The site was spacious with a paved pad which was relatively level. The sites have good spacing between them but there no privacy offered. There's a creek behind the campsite which can be heard. We were unable to receive any TV channels, there was no verizon coverage and we had difficulty receiving the NOAA weather radio channels.

We stayed here for a weekend in early October. The campground was about 25% full on the weekend days and only one other camper when we left on Monday. Our site had a real nice lake view. The site however was very unlevel both side to side and front to back. The site lacked in the way of privacy. The site to our east was very close with very little spacing or privacy . To the west was mostly weeds and a good amount of space to the next site. The boats on the lake can be kind of noisy at times but that is to be expected. Our neighbor in site 37 ran a generator most of the time when they were at their site despite there being multiple electric sites available. I wish MN would follow WI's lead and ban generators in state parks. If you need power get an electric site. We had mostly reliable Verizon LTE service and we were unable to receive any over the air TV channels. If was still fairly warm when we arrive and the mosquitos were pretty bad while filling out fresh water at the dump station. The entry road has a lot of deer, so watch out for them.