Old Settlers Park

Didn’t stay here, but noticed no reviews and just happen to check this place out on a drive thru. Didn’t see a host, check in was a form and box, check or cash only. They had tent camping on one end and rv sites on the other. Rv sites were electric only. A water Spicket at the entrance of the rv area, no dump that I could see, but I did notice a dump station off the main road through Burlington. Didn’t count the sites, thinking about 20. Most of the sites were small and maybe not very level. A few pull thru sites that would be adequate for big rigs. Wished I’d took some pictures in my drive through. Wooded, a creek which looks like a wonderful area to walk around and a decent size playground.

Decent city park on a creek with about 14 RV sites and more tent sites. RV sites have 50&30 amp, no sewer or water at site but water available at the entrance though in a tricky spot... the sites are spacious and long but will likely require unhooking for most rigs to level. Layout is a bit untraditional as some sites appear to have the power on the wrong side. In late July on a Thurs evening there was only one other RV and a couple tents here. Very fast ATT data here, 40mbps up, 10 down. T-Mobile was between 1 bar and no service. Would stay again.

This was a nice, quiet little campground off US 2 enough that there were no traffic noises and a faint train whistle sporadically. Sites are well spaced with trees and enough privacy that we could see our neighbor’s trailer, but it was angled such that we had privacy. Both 30 and 50 amp available. There were some bothersome flies that didn’t bite. We arrived mid-afternoon on a Saturday and there were four sites available. Site 2 was level enough that we did not have to unhook.

The train is only 100 to 150 yards from the campground and blows his horn 8 times passing through town. The train goes by every 2 to 3 hours. It is very loud. This is the only negative about the campground. The showers are nice and spacious, there’s lots of room to walk around and it is very close to the highway. There is also a small playground for children. There is also a tent only area Which is away from the train track. Parking where there is an RV between you and the train tracks might be beneficial. If you don’t use power it is only $15 a night. It is first come and you pay at the iron ranger.

Great location. Some road construction you want to go around

We pulled in late on a Friday night with plenty of spots left. 30/50 amp, water at RV sites. Dump station at front of campground. Large trees for shade/privacy. Self register at entrance.

We stayed here for one night on our way home from Alaska. Nice clean, quite park. Self serve. We stayed on a Monday night so there were plenty of open spots. Site was close to level, only need a few minor adjustments.

This Is A Great Place To Stop. Have $21 Cash Payment it Is Self Checkin. Very Clean The Bathrooms Are Located By The Tent Area So It Is A Short Walk. Great Showers.

Stop here on are way to Alaska very quiet will stop on are way back t

I arrived late, but it was no problem the campground was sparsely filled with only two other RVs here and no tents. The sites are mostly level, with good power pedestals and some of them have water. It is near a busy highway so bring your earplugs. The traffic goes on 24/7. The shower house was acceptable and clean with plenty of hot water.