Saw previous comments so we stopped here for a night. We left a $10 donation so the real price is determined by you. I had trouble getting my 36 foot Motorhome towing a car into the park. Had to go up the road, make a u-turn and get in from the opposite direction as I couldn't make the turn. That's the only downfall so I couldn't give it a 10. We were a little worried about satellite because of the trees along the south but got good reception in spot #1. A great overnight spot if you are in the area. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is one of those little gems you find in small midwestern towns that speaks of hometown hospitality...and free, too. I had to put a price down, and they ask for donations, but it costs nothing to camp there. We gave $10 just because we appreciated the place. Don't expect much in the way of amenities, but if you are self-contained, you have access to water and electric and a nice place to spend the night. The park is surrounded by trees, but the railyard is behind them. It caused some noise during the day, but hardly any at night. We didn't use the facilities, but they seemed adequate and clean. There is a dump station, but it is not pull-through. I would stay here again. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Self register park. We stayed in the electric loop. I am rating the electric loop. There is another loop for tenting. There are 45 electric sites. There are 2 places to get water. They have a dump. In this loop about five sites have a water view. There is a boat lunch. Dirt road and grass sites that are fairly level. There are picnic tables and a fire ring. The have flush toilets and new pit type toilets. Very little shade. We would stay here again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.