Overall this is a good overnight stay but not a destination. You need to get there early for a pull through site. Once the front half of the pull throughs are full they back in people behind you. Noise from HWY 54 is pretty steady considering that it is only a two-lane blacktop, there was traffic pretty much all night long. Behind the park is a set of train tracks, there were only two trains that passed by, not really loud but you should know that if you are not a sound sleeper. They appeared to be about half full of seasonal campers but they were in good condition. Park was clean and had laundry facilities and an ice cream stand open from 12 to 7. They also had a miniature golf course (but I never saw anyone use it) and the pad markers were unique, bowling balls on top of three foot high red posts. We would stay here again on our next trip through this area. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Owners of this park are truly nice people. Grounds are neat and easy in and out. Only reason not a ten need wi-fi and/or cable. TV reception very poor. Overall great place to stay and we would stay again. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

The owners of this park, Walt & Helen Crew, are wonderful people. They greeted us with smiles & a warm "hello" (although I'm sure we interrupted their dinner). Walt rushed outside to assist my husband with hooking up our coach to water, sewer & electric. Their park is exceptionally clean & neat with roomy easy-in/easy-out sites. These folks know how to run an RV park! If you're interested in a place to spend a nice, quiet, hassle-free evening - You'll find everything you're looking for here. We camped here in a camper.