Some of the sites offer 50 amp service. Water is available at the few water spigots located throughout the campground. The dump station is double sided but with only one sewer dump and the potable water spigot wasn’t working the weekend we were there. The roads in the campground are paved but the sites are gravel and some require leveling. The campsites are nicely spaced and the campground has plenty of grass area and lots of shade trees. There is a separate campground for tent camping but there were more tents in the RV area than the tent campground. Sites 2-30 are reservable and the remainder are first come first served. There are two camping cabins in the campground that can be reserved too. The bathrooms and showers were clean but in need of paint. There is a nice playground for children and a picnic area also. The campground hosts were friendly and helpful. Not far from the campground is the beautiful state park lodge and restaurant. There is also a paved bike path that runs from the park to Alton, IL. For the gamblers there is a casino and OTB parlor in Alton, IL located about 20 miles from the park. This park isn’t far from the St. Louis, MO area so the campground is usually filled on weekends. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Nice, clean, inexpensive. Very nice circa 1930s lodge with good inexpensive meals. No water at sites but there are 4-5 spigots in the campground. Take a long hose (I used 70') and fill up your tank as needed. Nice trees, grass, lots of birds, etc. There are very nice bike trails that go for miles and miles. Close to St Charles, Mo. A must see. We camped here in a camper.