Very nice state park. Great walking trails. Large sites. Nice bathrooms. Certainly would stay here again if in the area. The only bad thing: is there is no Verizon available.

Good place to stay to check out Oklahoma City. The trees in our spot stopped us from having satellite TV, but cable is available. Good WiFi. Plenty of road noise to go around. If there is a tornado warning, dogs could not go in the shelter area. $36 is a bit high in my mind, but because of it's location, I won't complain much.

Nice park with good sized sites, good restrooms, and a few walking trails. The road in is not great, but not that bad. We would certainly stay there again. Our Verizon worked just fine.

Easy on & off freeway, lots of room for big rigs, good WiFi, ok bathrooms. They certainly do not enforce the speed limit. You can hear the freeway but it's easily drowned out by some of the screaming kids that obviously live here full time. There are plenty of bikes, trikes, big wheels and scooters to go around just make sure you don't run over one of them that are left in the roads. Pool was not working, I get it because it is early May but why not the hot tub. Priced to high for what it is. With that said if I were to pass by again I would use it for a overnight stop.

As mentioned Mesquite is probably the best area and deepest in the canyon. Great views, tons of hiking trails, no internet except maybe At&t I hear but no Verizon. The road in isn't as bad as you might hear. It would be better if you could pick your own camping site instead of having them assigned.

Restrooms are probably the nicest we have ever run across. The office staff is very friendly and helpful. Nice sized spaces. Never could hook up to wi-fi even though they say it's available, but not a big deal to us. The daily rate is too high for what it is in my mind so we paid for a month and stayed for 2 weeks and it averaged out to a good rate for us. $220 a week but $200 per month, figure that out LOL. I have seen more dogs off leash than anyplace we have ever stayed. That's its only ding from me. But we certainly like the park.

We stayed in the reservable dry camping area in the Pegeses loop #18. There is a place to get potable water but no dump station. The dry camping sites take a little effort to get level in, but well worth the effort to us. Great hiking and one of the top places we have been. If you like quiet this is a great place!! We would certainly come back again and would recommend it to our closest friends. We planned for four nights but stayed for seven.

Easy on off freeway. Easy parking, friendly staff, shopping close by with car. Basically a gravel lot with hookups. Good for a night passing through. Probably the most noise we have experienced in a park so far between the freeway and the railroad, but certainly doable. But if passing through we would stay here again.

People are very friendly in the park. The park is on a hillside so views are good. Nice club house. There is a workshop available. Propane on site. Good walking trails just outside the park. We intended to stay a week but stayed 2 weeks. We will most certainly be back. If there was shade I would have rated it higher. There is free wifi in the club house.

We stayed in a spot on the ridge. Good view of Laughlin. Some interior sites are larger. The ridge spots are borderline too close together for me. The back area with some of the residents is a eye sore. But overall was OK. A week was long enough for me, however.

Maybe we have not stayed at a lot of parks but this one is in the top 3 that we have ever stayed at. We stayed in spot 35 which gave us a perfect lake view out of our windshield. The town of Pahrump didn't really float our boat but the park sure did. We stayed for a week but almost convinced ourselves to stay another week. A real gem!

We only stayed for one night while passing through but very easy in and out. They did a good job of spreading people out. Friendly and great Wi-fi. We would stay here again.

Restrooms and laundry are very clean. Staff in the office is very friendly and helpful, full of information. Office hours are a little lacking but OK. Lots of permanent residents and they get the prime river view lots it seems. Would be nice if they kept a few available for travelers. Great location to visit the gorge or Portland,, either one. Easy to get to off the freeway. Like others have said; use exit 17. No park gets higher than a 7 in my book unless I can BBQ outside without sitting next to sewer next door.

Restrooms are clean, staff was friendly, spaces seemed average size for this type of park. Very few long term residents, Wi-Fi was fair. We have stayed here twice now and would stay again if in the area.

This is about the 3rd time we have stayed here and liked it each time. Nice view of the water in most sites.

This is a remote campground. Gravel 1 lane road with turnouts for entry. A couple sites will hold a 40ft RV. Tight turn for 40ft but doable. Very quiet and close to a lake. Clean restrooms,, no showers, sewer or water. We will go back. It is halfway between Lakeview and Bly.

Everything is clean and neat. Has a very friendly staff. It is easy to maneuver, has a nice view. There is plenty to do in the area. The only thing that stops it from being a 9 or 10 is that if full, the sites are not private. But obviously we don't mind because we have stayed here twice and WILL without a doubt stay here again in our 40 footer.

We stayed here for almost 5 months while getting property ready to build on. It's very clean with courteous employee's. Some freeway noise but not horrible. I would stay here again without hesitation.