Really liked having 50 amp service. When the 50 amp breaker burned out in the pedestal, a replacement was installed within an hour. We were there over Memorial Day weekend, the park was super busy but not loud or bothersome in any way. There is a fenced in dog park available where the pooches can even swim if their owners let them. The side yard at our site was not very good, it had too much slope to it, but the parking pad was absolutely level. We will return to Mosquito Lake State Park again.

Upon entering, you have to find your own site and self register. The sites are small and mostly made up of oil workers and families. There are only about 10 sites available for RV's, the rest being tents. The site was absolutely level, with no grass, and very small. The signs say the park is patrolled by Watford City Police, but we never saw that being done. We never felt unsafe, though. This park served our purpose of visiting both units of the Theodore Roosevelt National Park, but the south unit was about 80 miles away.

This campground is in a beautiful setting, overlooking an inland lake in the northern part of Wisconsin. You can catch it from highway US 2. We were here on a weeknight near the end of the season and there were no other travelers in the campground. There were many seasonal rigs on the grounds but not too many people. The woodland setting was very attractive and it appears the place must really have a lot of activity during the summer and on weekends. Our large site was absolutely level and nestled underneath some fir trees. The branches were cut off at a height that did not endanger anything on our roof. We received good TV reception out of Duluth/Superior from our antenna. If going through this area again, we would certainly return to this campground.

This is a small, run-down parking place that fulfills all the needs for a night's stay. The owner is very welcoming and helpful. We had full hook-ups with a long pull-through site. We would return to this campground.

Before talking about the campground, I have to warn RV drivers NOT to take rte. 89 out of Browning, MT. It is narrow, hilly, has many curves, is dangerous, and ends with a 3 mile descent into St. Mary at a 7% grade. The smell of overheated brakes permeates the air. Take 464 out of Browning instead. It's a better and safer road. The campground is OK. It's close to the park entrance and the few stores in St. Mary. It has its own restaurant on the grounds with very good meals. The sites are narrow and perhaps hard to park on and make level, but everything considered, it's a good place to stay when visiting Glacier National Park.

At this park you pay extra for 50 amp and for cable, but it was only $2 for each. The reason given is that some people complained about having to pay for things they didn't use. It made sense and the charges were low enough so it didn't feel like I was being gouged. The Good Sam discount almost took care of the extra fees anyway. One thing that I liked about the site is that it was absolutely level. It was narrow, as usually happens at a private park. That is the only reason I couldn't give it a 10.

I like forested campgrounds and this is a perfect setting. Everyone is very helpful. A previous reviewer said 50 amp service is not available. That is wrong. Many sites have 50 amp. It's not as reliable as in some parks. As everyone began turning on their A/C's when it got hot, our electric meter went down to about 102 volts. Other than having to manage our electrical usage, everything about this campground is good. All square and round dancers will enjoy this campground.

This is still one of our favored camp grounds. The sites are large and very private. The parking pads are level. I wish it was updated with water and 50 amp service, but we love it anyway. It's great for bike riding. You can swim along the beach of Lake Erie or in an inland alcove. There is a mile long boardwalk nature walk, a golf course, a lodge with great dining, and outdoor activities for all ages.

These are some of the narrowest sites we've ever seen. The neighbors sewer hookup is right next to our dining table while our sewer hookup is almost underneath their bedroom. The owners are extremely friendly. It appears to be a well run park. The Wi-Fi works great. Traffic noise from I-90 is very loud, it's only a 9-iron shot away.

It was a Saturday night when we came this park. The place looked full but there were a couple sites available. The manager knew which one was best for us, and he was right. While the park was full, it was not wild or rowdy, just friends and families having fun together. We had no trouble getting level but the ground was uneven and there were trees lining our site so we had to be aware of lower hanging branches. The soil was sandy so we had to make sure our feet were clean or we'd be bringing it all inside with us.

The Woodall's we were using said this park had 48 sites, with 8 having electricity. Completely wrong! There are 90 sites, all with 50 Amp service and water. It is a beautiful campground. A real gem. Anytime we are passing through Chicago and need a campground, this is the one we'll use. It is really terrific.

We camped with our 5 and 3 year old grandsons and they really enjoyed the playground, especially the huge, toy filled sandbox. We also used the outdoor pool as well as the indoor pool. This campground is about 13 miles from Idlewild Park, a mile from a zoo, and a mile from the PA turnpike, so it is well situated. But, the campsites are on the floor of a valley and when it rains the water sits on top and you are left with mud and/or ankle deep water. If you use this campground, make sure it is in dry conditions with no rain in the forecast.

This is an excellent campground with large sites and full hook-ups. We thought it was rather pricey, but it fit our needs very well. The sites are situated so that you park parallel to the road instead of backing in.

Perhaps 4 or 5 sites have water and sewer hook-ups, but most sites are 30 amp electric, only. The sites are large and level. They allow an RV and a tent or two tents on one site. Many people park their boat trailers on their sites. The beach on Lake Erie is a short bike ride away as is the marina. If you have an Ohio Buckeye Card you get a 50% discount Sun - Thurs, and 10% discount on Friday and Saturday. The fun of Geneva on the Lake is only a couple miles away. The staff in the campground office are very friendly and helpful. We were booked for two nights but could not stay for the second night. They refunded our camping fee without an argument. (As long as it was before 1:00 PM.)

I read the earlier reviews about this park and was alert to any problems, but found none. The staff inside the office were not particularly friendly, but they did their job. We will return to this park when we are in the Detroit area.

The website says there is not room for larger RV's, but we have stayed here often. I tell them we have stayed at site 52 in the Mohawk loop, they look it up, and sure enough, we've been there before and they let us stay. We could fit in over a dozen sites without any problem. Some sites have 50 amp service now. We really like this campground and stay here whenever we want to introduce new people to the Watkins Glen Gorge.

I read their website so I knew there would be a charge of $6 per night for other adults staying with us so the price of $60, includes their $12. It was still rather pricey. We were the only ones in the campground on this particular weekend. We were given the site that had a view of the Niagara River. That was a very nice site. We were very busy at the Falls so didn't spend much time at the campground. The hosts appeared to be very friendly but we didn't really have any contact with them.

It was our good fortune to be very busy for the 4 days/nights we were camped at this campground, so that we didn't have to spend much time here. We had site 11, which was the smallest site I've ever seen. If we had pulled our awning out, it would have been over the neighbor's fire ring. The interior road to our site was treacherous with an extremely narrow path over a small creek.

Roscoe Village is a short walk from the campground. There are many recreational activities available such as swimming, golf, soccer, basketball, baseball, hiking, biking, etc. The playgrounds for the young ones look really good. They take reservations starting in January. This is an excellent place to stay for a couple days.

This is a woodland campground, very shady, very hilly. The playground was fine for our 2 and 4 year old grandsons but it was only a couple of back yard swing sets. The pool was not for our kids as it went from 3 ft. to 8 ft. The site for the RV was remarkably level even though we were on a hillside. The next rig was only 10 feet away. We had two grandparents, one parent, and the two small boys in our RV, it cost us over $39 a night. I thought it was way too much for what we got and what I'm used to at other campgrounds. It was only half a mile from the PA Turnpike.

This little park is a real gem. You get 50 amp service, water, sewer, cable TV, Wi-Fi, paved sites and road. All but 4 of the sites back up to the river. There is a covered picnic table and a fire ring at each site. There are no restrooms so only self-contained units are allowed into the park.

This campground had everything we needed. The only drawback was that the grounds were not especially attractive and the soil was very sandy and full of small pebbles. It was a chore to make sure we didn't track too much of the sand and pebbles into the inside of the RV. There was nothing wrong with the campground though. I'd stay there again.

This is a Signature Resort owned by Morgan Resorts. The amenities are wonderful. There is a large clubhouse with a card room, billiard table, 16 seat theater, tennis court, pool, hot tub, 9 hole putting course, full-size exercise room with all the equipment, showers, lounges, etc. The grounds are impeccable. It is definitely a "high end" resort. Luckily, we received two nights free camping. This resort is for Class A motor homes, only.

This is the second time we have stopped at Dutch Treat RV Park. The campground is very good. The site was level. The office person was an owner or manager I think. She was very friendly. Another camper had a health problem and had to stay there for two months and was even hospitalized for 10 days. He and his wife were treated wonderfully by the owner of the camp ground. Every time I visit Holland, MI I'll stay at Dutch Treat.

This could be a "destination" type park. It is really beautiful. Every site is either on the water or has views of the water. Large, paved, parking pads. The sites are very large and very private. Once you are there, your plans for the rest of your trip might change just so that you can spend more time at Trace.