We checked in and planned to stay for three nights. The park is older and not very well taken care of. Grass is unkempt at best. Hookups were much too far forward in the pull through sites. Few or no trees for shade. But the one thing that encouraged us to leave after one night is the other folks who live there full time. I know times are tough but watching some folks across from us living out of an old beat up travel trailer with their very young kids playing in the street and themselves sitting around drinking beer at 9 AM is not my idea of a quiet and safe place to stay. We pulled up and went to a nicer place that afternoon. I would avoid this one if at all possible. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Nice little country park although much of it seems to be permanent residents in older trailers and some park models. Still,it's a good overnight or short term stop for Rvers. GS or AAA discount made it $23.40. Great cable TV , but no mention of Wi-Fi and we're using aircard, so haven't checked. Nice pull thru sites available but 2 big problems: none are level; in fact, most of the park looks to be on a slope. And the hookups are in the middle so you might need long hoses. Clean restrooms and laundry with security combo. Nearby casino runs a free shuttle and you can park there overnight if you don't need hookups, which we did. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Mostly level, asphalt sites. Access roads easy to navigate. Cable was extensive and clear. WiFi was marginal covering about half the park closest to office. Staff friendly with small store in office. Free shuttle to the nearby Spirit Mountain casino was very prompt and accessible 24 hours a day right to your site. There were quite a few "permanent" looking trailers with lots of "stuff" piled around. Playground was not really functional. The casino provides child care at their "Play World" otherwise there would be nothing for the kids to do. Decent place to stay if visiting the casino. We camped here in a Motorhome.