St. Cloud Campground & RV Park

Pleasantly surprised. Host couple at check in very nice and pleasant. Really good value; clean with great amenities. Nice large, grassy site. I'd defiantly stay here again.

We stayed for a week at the end of July 2018 in site 86, which was a long pull-through (but not terribly wide) towards the back of the campground. We were escorted to out site, which wasfairly level with FHU, 50 amp. Wifi was weak since we were in the back. Verizon was good at 3-4 4G bars. It had a picnic table and fire ring. Campground had a pool, was kid and pet friendly. All of the Staff was all very nice and helpful. They have Good Sam’s discount, stay a week and get one day free. Unfortunately I forgot to take pictures other than the campground map.

The staff member who guided us to our spot took us down the wrong road. So then he took us up and around which made the turn onto our road impossible. Had to unhook the tow and do some maneuvering to turn. We would have done fine by ourselves looking at the park map. We had a 50/30 amp FHU pull thru with picnic table and fire ring. Lots of grassy areas for the dog. Laundry room has 4 washers and 4dryers at 1.50 each. Didn’t use restrooms or showers. Our power kicked out once the day we arrived. Then the next day after the 4th time we went to the office. It was going out on high voltage ( over 128 amps). They offered to move us to their last site but we opted to try hooking up to the 30 amp at the site we were on. Didn’t kick out after that but remained higher than it should be on voltage. They said they just had it worked on for a low voltage issue and would have to get the electrician back. Glad we have the surge protector. The walking trails at the primitive tent area are very short. It’s clean, lots for kids to do. Didn’t use the WiFi. It’s unprotected.

OK, it wasn’t their fault that the heat index was 106 degrees, the air quality index was over 300, and the smoke from Canada over night left it the worst place in the US…but, on the other hand, the camp ‘site’ was really just the rolling uneven lawn, the WiFi was completely unusable, and the bathroom looked like something from the movie ‘trainspotting’…really, have they upgraded their showers since the 1950s? I suppose the full time users and monster fifth-wheel folks don’t even think about using the bathrooms…my advice is no one else should either.