One night here passing through. Was here several years ago and it is good for one or two nights. We picked site C-3 which was just long enough for fifth wheel and tractor hooked. Good 50 amp service with decent water pressure. Site had cable connection so I tried it and shazam had at least 80 channels of clear dtv. A couple of negs-pick your site carefully. Some sites still broken up concrete and some sites will NOT fit Class A's with toads. All sites pull-through with narrow approach roads. So be aware. To sum up, good value if you are passing through or visiting the casino. - xarmoreddriver

Lakeside Casino RV Park is a good base to visit the area attractions such as Bridges of Madison County and John Wayne's birthplace. The park itself is well laid out with pull through sites on concrete with paved streets. Some of the sites seemed to be having electrical problems and were not available. The casino has an excellent buffet. Upon arrival at the park, find a space then go to the casino to pay. - Jake the plumber

Very convenient to I35. All pull-through FHU sites. Surprisingly not a noisy as I thought it would be. It seems to be mostly self-service, pick your site, drop your payment in the box. - T_E_B

Stayed here for Labor Day weekend the campground was full, beautiful trees and shade, you will need to clean everything that is left outside as it will be covered in sap from the trees. We had a great weekend overall, but the lots are a little small , we would highly recommend this park. - Candbs

Be careful if coming from the North through town, our GPS wanted us to route us under a bridge less than 10 ft high. The RedBuds were in full bloom and beautiful. The fishing is apparently very good here and in the area. The campsites are quite close so it gets a 7 instead of a nine. - stetwood

30 sites 16 electric, 30 & 50amp. All back in sites with water available on site. large clean restrooms & showers good fishing. Free dump station at Fair grounds 15 electric & 10 non electric. - Edd505

The roads and sites are very tight and not conducive for big rigs. We moved four different times to get a semi-level site which still maxed out our leveling system. Difficult to get satellite. Park people were nice. - The DnD Adventure

This is a very nice, clean park which we really enjoyed. The sites are easy to get into and fairly spacious. The park is on a beautiful lake with many activities including hiking trails, fishing, boat rentals and swimming. We stayed here over labor day weekend and although the park was full, it didn't feel crowded. The restrooms were clean and well maintained. Will definitely stay here again when passing through. - User3145

Plenty of room to hike and bike. Be careful on the upper camping area, the turns on the west side on very tight. Cutbacks have affected Iowa campgrounds as some of the picnic areas are not being mowed, just paths to and around them. - stetwood

Be careful coming in because there is a twelve foot tunnel near the entrance. Loved the park, super clean, hosts were great and the price was fantastic. Nice jumping off point to see the various covered bridges and the John Wayne Museum. - Lee and Trace

We stayed 4 nights. Great park, gravel and cement pads. We loved the park, quiet and beautiful surroundings, wild life and trees. It is clean, the hosts were very friendly and helpful. - gooneybird

Loved this park, we stayed in full sun for our sat dish and all utilities worked great. Very quiet and peaceful. Close to the town of Wintersett and all the covered bridges. - michelle 17

We stayed here to see the bridges. This a nice campground, sites fairly level and there are a few pull through sites. We didn't use the restrooms or shower. Would stay here again, we camped in a 5th wheel. - DBT

Nice and clean campground near the city park. Quiet and not a lot of traffic. - KargoKing

We were looking for a place to plug our A/C in overnight and this city park filled the bill nicely. Only draw back was that we were told it was full by the camp host. Turns out one slot was reserved and prepaid for the next night. Not the night we needed it. So we took it, paid the honor box and watched four other rigs drive by, no doubt wishing they had beat us to it. The community is a nice quiet Iowa city. The entrance to the city RV park is not well posted and "Miss Garmin" led us down a dead end street requiring us to unhook the toad and back up a block. Then we cruised through the city park and found no signs for the entrance to the RV camp we could clearly see from our slow drive through the park. Finally my bride of 32 years took off with the car and searched out the entrance a couple of blocks away. Of the 34 sites 20 are full hookups. The site we got was one of the 10 with admittedly limited services. No sewer. Water spigot was shared between two sites. But the power pole had 20/30/50 amp service. Parking was on a firm base of gravel. All roads were good gravel with plenty of room to turn. The site was deep enough to back our 36 ft class A into and still have room to park our Chevy Equinox in front of the RV. The park itself is quiet. All you hear is crickets. We would stay here again if we were passing through the area, and our arrival was early enough in the day to be able to grab a spot. - HunkyDoryKS

A good place to stay with full hookup sites. The site was fairly level and was able to level up with no difficulty. The hookups were adequate and there is a Verizon tower on the grounds. A great place to camp when the other campgrounds in Winterset are full. There is a sign stating that the campground is closed July 6-20 for the county fair. That date would vary some year to year. We definitely would stay here again. - Kent and Margaret