Stayed here for an overnight.
Park owners were very gracious and very helpful.
WiFi is not very good. Cell service was very poor with Verizon.
Site was level and and large enough for the coach and the toad.

Signage for park entrance could be better, as could the entrance itself.

A little pricey for the area but still worth the $ - happyflyer

We had a long gravel & level pull through, the roads are gravel, decent grassy space between sites. CG is well maintained and landscaped. Remote location, we didn't visit Bowling Green so unsure what is nearby. 50a worked well, we didn't use the water or sewer. Open site so rooftop dish worked as did our Verizon hot spot for internet access. Staff discouraged us using their WiFi saying it was only for email and banking so we didn't use it. They were a somewhat unfriendly when we checked in. CG road is a large oval with pull throughs in the center and back ins on the outside. - big greg

We stayed at this park as it was close to some friends. The park is neat and clean, and the owners are friendly, helpful and very nice. The cell phone reception is horrible in this area, and the wifi at the park is awful. So be prepared to be "disconnected " from the world if you stay here. Nice long and fairly level pull-through sites, good 50 amp service, water pressure was a bit low. We got a discount for staying a week, and although the park is lovely, we may not stay here again, due to lack of Internet and cell phone reception. - Vicki K

We came across the little park while visiting Louisiana, Mo. It is located behind Izola's Place a little restaurant at 401 S. 3rd st. They only have 30 amp electrical hook ups, water, and sewer. They have no restrooms or showers so you have to use yours. They only have 8 or 9 sites. This was constructed for the works when they were putting a pipe line through the area. It is located close to the center of town and is not listed anywhere else on the internet. We did not stay here but felt it would be good to know about. The sites are road base and look pretty level. So if you're in the area and the place up the road in Bowling Green is booked up here's a back up. By the way the kitchen in the restaurant was spotless and the menu looked good. - pumper9x9

This review covers two areas of this 'resort'. Up on the hill are the member amenities and are very attractive. Large pool and lounge area, snack bar and laundry room (the laundry is only 2 washers and 2 dryers!), a large clubhouse, which we did not enter, and a small lake with canoe and paddle boat rentals. There are also condo type swellings for members to reserve. The RV area is a very sorry excuse for an RV park.

Though we had requested 50 amp on our reservation and paid extra for it, we had to take a 30 amp space since none were available that had 50 amp. All sites were weed filled and hadn't seen a mower in a few weeks. Sewer hook up was a long run to the back of the site. There were two sites that were not useable since there was evidence of work on the utilities and the turned up soil had not been smoothed out and was very muddy where your tow or toad would park. The hosts never came by our site, not even to say hello! Would not stay here again. It is definitely a sows ear in a silk purse! - Rick & Karen

Rate is RPI Preferred. Th park also accepts Coast-to-Coast and AOR. Private membership resort but open to public. Very nice large park out in the woods with nice lake but 20 miles to a small town. Don’t use GPS for directions. There are pull-through and back-in sites, all long, wide, and level. All sites have grass areas, table and fire ring. Most have large shade trees. Very nice resort with rental condos, large lake, acres of manicured grass, pool, spa, mini golf and snack bar open during the season. Large open air pavilion and clean laundry. Only 1-2 bars Verizon signal and no campground Wi-Fi. Many open sites good for satellite. No cable but TV antenna signal OK. Office staff friendly and helpful. Not busy at all and only full on holiday weekends. Would stay there again. Would rate it 10 if had Wi-Fi. - Pepper Dan

This resort is very isolated, as mentioned before. We were here for 7 nights and there were only a few of us in the RV park except over the weekend when there were a few more RV's. The area was quiet and peaceful, which we appreciated. We enjoyed the small town of Clarksville & talked to many of the artisans as well as went to the Chili Cook-off. We visited some surrounding towns including Louisiana. There's a great pewter shop there. We took a day trip to Hannibal & Bowling green but there really isn't much to do in the area near the resort. The resort itself doesn't look like it's thriving but it is well kept. I loved walking my dog there since it wasn't crowded & the resort is very large with plenty of walking space. Too bad the restaurant & winery aren't open but the pool was busy & there were daily activities for the kids posted at the pool. The sites were gravel and level. We got to pick whichever site we wanted & were able to get sewer & 50 amp service. Satellite worked well and Verizon air card worked but it was slow. We would come back again for a few days but not too long as there just isn't enough in the area to keep us busy. Price is Coast to Coast. - Danni

In a nutshell, stay away. If we could give this place a zero we would do so. The bathrooms are beyond filthy, mold appears to be growing on the shower stall benches, trash everywhere. The ground around our campsite was littered with cigarette butts. The buildings and all infrastructure look like they have had no maintenance in years. The "locals" or weekenders were very unfriendly; in fact scary.

It's very unfortunate as the place looks like it may have been decent at one point many years ago. We found the place in an older Good Sam book but the campground was no longer affiliated with Good Sam so there was no discount available.

If visiting the Hannibal area for the Mark Twain historical features find another campground for your stay. We booked two nights but left after staying only one night. - RalphB3

The lady checking us in was helpful, efficient and knowledgeable about the area.

The campground is old and dirty. Sites were not level, muddy and sewer connection broken.

Appears to be mostly full time residence that do not seem to take any pride in their site. Junk laying all around. Will not come back. - Stockmk

Worst campground ever! First of all, the campground is not marked, coming from Hannibal. We drove right past it. When we arrived, there is a window/ac unit boarded up with plywood. Not even new plywood, that looks like an accident or breakage recently happened, rotted on the bottom plywood. We arrived at 3pm the afternoon on a FRIDAY , and had to call a phone number listed on the door for help. When we finally arrived at our site and set up, the were so many dogs barking it sounded like we were at the humane society. We have a 32 foot 5th wheel, and had to park the truck on the gravel street, as there wasn't enough room to actually park at the site. We could not find the restaurant/lounge that was listed on the website. The was ice and firewood only at the "general store". The camper across from us, was a permanent site and the camper was finished off with plywood. Batting cages actually worked, but was really old. The kids tried to go to the store several times to get quarters, there wasn't anyone there. Pool is very small , kids didn't stay in it long, they said it smelled funny. My husband used the restroom once, said it smelled like urine and there was nothing in there to wash his hands with. We couldn't get out of there fast enough! - Hilgirl