Ok for an overnite stay but wouldn't want to camp there any longer. Had three pull thru sites and we were 65' and worked ok. Gravel roads, a few potholes. Not much going on in the town itself. My opinion, the 25 dollar rate was a little high. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Was assigned a west facing, wide back in site with no shade within the long term area. The three large pull thru overnight sites are near the interstate and are noisy. Site was satisfactory for overnight stay considering the cost. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Wasn't to sure about this place because of the other rating. But decided to try it out for one night. Liked it enough and stayed the total of 12 nights. The traffic is noisy, but not enough to keep us awake all night. We slept fine. The train noise didn't bother us unless the engineer would blow the horn more then they needed to. This place doesn't have bathrooms or showers, so make sure yours works. This is a big rig place. No problem getting in and out. Has 3 pull-thrus, but we stayed in a back in. Plenty of room between sites, so your not right up against your neighbors. Has 58 channels of cable TV. Has the BEST Wi-Fi we have ever had. Could get it at our RV. Was very fast. Very happy with this place. Have stayed in other places where we have paid more and got a lot less. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
We were using RPI and supposed to pay $8 a night. We signed up for 30amps and they made us take the 50amps and pay the extra $2 per night. They also put us on a meter, and said if we went over the amount of electricty they allowed, we would have to pay extra. We had no idea what that was. (But, we didn't have to pay extra) When you look at the directions in the RPI book, it sounds like your a mile and a half from the highway. It actually runs parallel with it, and it was so close that the noise kept us awake all night. It was like having a highway in your back yard. Then on the other side of the "busy" highway was a train! They should have paid us to stay there! I would never stay there again!! For one thing, we have never been "forced" to take 50amps if we didn't need it. The majority of parks have only 30amps, so we are used to adjusting to it, especially if we don't have an extended stay. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Will not stay here again. Misleading. Gravel lot close to interstate. Listended to traffic all night. Other side of park is a trailer park. How did they get into the RPI listings? No bath house. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.