This campground was a Coast to Coast. So that is why the price is only $12. The bathrooms were so filthy, the showers would not drain, and the faucet was confusing for the hot water. We will not go back to this campground. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Big Rig access is checked, I won't dispute this but sure doubt it. We were super tight with our 35' fifth wheel. Check in is extremely slow and inefficient. Spaces are very tight and very close and virtually, or literally, no place to park tow truck or toad. 2 out of 3 laundries do not work (one has no appliances), sites are unlevel, picnic tables if you happen to get one are old and dilapidated, just a tough spot for rigs over 30'. We camped here as a Coast to Coast guest (hence the $10 rate). On the positive side the water and electric are good (although you may need an extension cord to reach the electric). For $10 I might stay here again but doubt it. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

We stayed here several years ago and didn't remember a lot about the park, but it was much nicer than we anticipated. It was quiet and clean. Our only complaint was when we came back to the park one time the line to get in was very long with the lead vehicle conducting business in the gatehouse. Finally one of the staff came and opened the other gate for those of us just trying to get in. Later we found that if we left our Passport America card they would give us a key card for the keyed gate. Thank goodness because we didn't get back one night until after the gatehouse was closed. We wish they would have informed us of that option when we checked in. It's nice that they pick up your trash twice a day. The space we were in was small, but OK since we were only there 2 nights. We would absolutely stay here again when in the area. We camped here in a Motorhome.

For a so called 5 star resort, this does not live up to what it should be. Very run down and "shoddy". Would only stay there again if there was no alternative. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This resort was a real surprise. They have a nice recreation center with a good assortment of exercise equipment (weights and cardio) also some machines that you lay on and they exercise you. Pretty settings with a lot of green space and some ponds. The laundry and showers were immaculate. They also have a Rv repair onsite, and also a store with good assortment of camping/RV supplies. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We found Cutty's via the Passport America book, which is why we stayed for such a low rate -- they honored the 50% PA discount. This is a very large, very nice, well-kept park and they appear to run quite a tight ship around here. Everything is immaculately mowed and maintained. I can see where a previous reviewer would have a point about room between rigs in certain areas -- we lucked out, I suppose, in that they (even without me asking for it) placed us in a nice, pull-through spot with no neighbors anywhere close. In a park this crowded, that's quite a trick. At full price, I'd say this park is a good deal. At the price we paid, an absolute steal. It's a little too proximate to I-80/I-35 to be a "peace and quiet" camp, but the overall feel here is relaxing and we'd gladly stay again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Would not stay here again unless it was an absolute emergency. This park is a "Coast to Coast 5 Star Resort" according to the plaque at the most impressive park entrance and from first appearances, it looked like that's what we were pulling into. However, once around the bend and we could actually see the sites, it was a totally different story. Tiny little sites so narrow that if you could get your awning out at all, you'd have the neighbor's sewer and electric/water hookups under your awning. Out of 525 sites, only 20 were 50 amp. There were big rigs in here but there was barely room. Main roads were fine but the paths the sites were on were way too narrow for comfortable manuevering. Tons of kids. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is a very large park and is kept very nice. The location is excellent in regards to the city of Des Moines. The park is Coast to Coast and also takes Passport America. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We found this park in Passport America. It is not listed in Trailer Life. There are lots of amenities that we did not use because we only stayed overnight. Close to the interstate and Des Moines. Great place for an overnighter, especially if you have Passport, and, although we didn't use any of the amenities, it looks like a lot of people stay there and do. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is a very nice campground considering it suffered some problems after all the flooding that occurred in the area. Some of the sites didn't have sewer due to the flooding. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is a camping club park and most of the sites are reserved for members. The sites available were for the most part not level. The park does have lots of amenities including a nice club house, miniature golf, pool, c-store and snack bar, among others. This is a PA park. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Rate is for C2C. Could be very busy in season. We had to change sites because the first site they assigned to us was under water (3 to 6 inches deep). The next site was dirt and very muddy. They had a lot of rain, several days before, but did little to get off their butts and see what the sites looked like. A park this big should escort you to your site. Many many seasonal sites, but neat, not trashy. This could have been a much better experience if they took time to practice good guess relation. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Good for 1 night stopover. Sites are close. We had 3' between us and the motor home next to us. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

I do not think there is a level spot in this entire park. We spent the first few nights parked directly across from a travel trailer that was very noisy. The door into the camper was in such bad shape that the folks had to really slam the door to get it to latch. There never was any adult supervision at that camper. Someone was coming or going from that camper constantly. I am convinced that whoever occupied the camper slept all day and partied all night. It was extremely annoying. The park management allowed us to move when we asked them. We camped here in a Motorhome.

For the time we were there the manager and wife spent most of their time trying to hook us up some sort medicine plan that would fix us for life. For a minimum of 12 hundred dollars we could start the program. My wife is a disabled vet and takes several prescriptions and they promised that within 6 months she could drop at least half of them. The park was nasty and I picked up over 3 bags of litter in my area alone during the time we were there. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Many amenities; sauna, hot tub, indoor pool, two outdoor pools, RV shop and repair all with a small lake in the center. Listed as a 4 star resort. Caution, this is a coop resort that sells permanent spots. Many full time units on site. Sites are very close together and the camp was pretty full for November. Nice place, like Holiday Inn deluxe meets KOA, but not the place for privacy. Looks to be great for young families with children. May be hard to get a spot in the summer especially on the week end. Open year round. Would stay again if close quarters were okay. We camped here in a Motorhome.