We haven't been here in about 10 years. We were able to get the last available W&E, pull-through site on Saturday night. The last review from 2007 gives a fairly good description of the park. There was a Good Sam group taking about a dozen of the 16 W&E sites. Because of the layout of the sites, sites 8 through 16 can have a problem getting the Wi-Fi because the Wi-Fi antenna on the office roof can be blocked by RVs between your site and the office. We were in site 12 and couldn't get the Wi-Fi. We moved to site 5 on Sunday morning after all the Good Sam people left and were able to get the Wi-Fi. No cable TV but the pull-through sites are satellite friendly. Within walking distance are the casino, the hotel, restaurants, a marina, and a golf course. The bathrooms are too small for a no sewers park and there is a 4 machine laundry. The fellow who takes care of the RV park was very helpful and friendly. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is indeed a smaller campground, but the sixteen pull through sites with hook-ups will accommodate all lengths and widths. Although, there is only about 15 feet between sites, it’s not awning to awning with your neighbor. There is some front to back sloping on about half of the sites, but easily managed. There are also sites along the perimeter but they were designed for tents or pop-ups. Those are sloped and have no hook-ups. A picnic table is available for every site, but the campground only has a single community fire ring. The wood is free. 50A voltage was good, but there were only a few rigs here during the weekday. There is no Wi-FI. Access roads and pads are gravel, but well maintained. There is a single small bath house, but it too was well maintained. No shade trees on the pads, but temps were low so they weren’t needed. The Casino is a 5 minute walk, but there is an on-demand shuttle. It was quiet despite the closeness to the parking lot. The golf course is gorgeous, rated highly by several golf magazines, and is therefore expensive. There is a large lake nearby where boats can be rented. The single staff member was pleasant and helpful. The best description of this campground is: adequate for a few days. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is more of a park for campers, not big motorhomes. It is surrounded on three sides by Vermilion Lake which makes it both quiet and attractive. Our lakeside site needed severe tree trimming before we could back our 45-footer into it. Most sites are deeply wooded with all the pros and cons that go with that. The park was OK, but had seen little maintenance in recent times. The dirt site made it an extra challenge to keep your rig clean, both inside and out. Bugs were an issue, but not as bad as it looked like they would be. There was a nice beach area that was popular with the kids. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Stayed here to visit the Soudan Mines. That rates a 10, especially the physics tour. Campsite we were at had cigarette butts and smaller trash around. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.