Arriving at the park on a short dirt and very dusty road, we were met by a sign which stated to find a site and someone would be through between 5:30 and 9:00 to collect the fee. It was difficult to determine how the sites were aligned from the entrance; this is nothing but a large dirt field with gravel spread on top - no pads, tables, or shade. The fee ($25, cash or check only) was high for the quality of the park. Besides the road noise, trains ran all night on tracks that are adjacent to the park, and because there's a crossing nearby the sound of horns made it difficult to sleep without earplugs. We'll pass this one by in the future. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Unlike the name implies, this park seemed to be home to a small number of rigs that had not moved in some time. The sites were large and nicely shaded. The facilities were old and poorly maintained. Almost all the water standpipes leaked. Some electric boxes had missing covers and/or loose or broken recepticals. The cable TV did not work. The shower and bathroom building was an old and poorly maintained cinder block building. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This RV park has evidently gone way down hill since the last review. We stayed there in Jul 2005. Sites have cable TV hook-up, but the hook-up isn't hooked up. Store looks like it was hit by a typhoon (piles of trash in the floor), a sewage pond is on the back of the property, lots of mosquitos. Never again! We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

There are the campgrounds you spend time in and those you use while traveling. This is the second type, an overnight stop. Given that it is a fine place to stay, albeit a bit pricey for an overnight spot. We didn't find the road too bad, just took it slow in our 40' class A. Our site (near the propane) was quite level. Yes, the trains are very noisy, but earplugs solved that issue. Directions are a bit confusing, and our GPS didn't recognize the address. The coordinates are N37 deg, 05.000'; W100 deg, 50.021'. We'd probably stay here again if passing thru at the end of the day. Staff was very helpful. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This campsite is just one to miss. The road driving in is a washboard that will shake every thing in your RV lose. The gravel sites are 'over-graveled' and no level. Though the folks are nice, and the restroom/shower (1) is clean, no TV, extra for Wi-Fi, the smell of fresh cattle dung wafting in the air is enough to drive you away. And then there are the trains! No one tells you that at 10 p.m. the trains rolls right next to the campground, every hour, on the hour, blowing their whistles for at least 5 minutes each time. Not one minute of sleep. Got up finally and pulled out before the sun rose. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Very nice, plain campground in a former pasture with farming all around. No frills, although the central building has all you really need -- tables, some games, chairs, restrooms, showers, some books. Owner-manager was nice and very helpful. Very windy when we were there. The building is also a weather shelter. Lots of fast food in town a few miles away, but we couldn't find a decent sit-down restaurant. We camped here in a Motorhome.