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Easy, convenient, and well priced for this day and age. You can become a member and immediately book a spot - no waiting period. First two nights per month are half price (so $15 if you're in a full hook-up site, or $10 if you're in E/W), then it's $30/$20 for the next 5 nights. 7 nights max per month. Nice 1.5ish mile walking/running loop behind the park, or jaunt down the road a bit and hop on the Little Miami Greenway which goes for many man miles.

We stayed here on a Fri and Sat in July while waiting for our reserved spot in Interstate (WI) Park. This is a big park with lots of seasonal guests. Our loop mostly short-termers and was full both nights, then cleared out on Sun morning. Our W/E site had us backed up against the surrounding woods with one other guest in our little alcove, so nicely private. Very strong wifi signal with good internet access. It's a nice park, with amenities that we did not use, so seems very pricey for only water/electric hookups. Don't miss the paved hike/bike trail (the trailhead is in the "Wild Way" section) that runs between Shafer and Taylors Falls. Five miles of tree lined solitude.

Some of the best staff/customer service we have run into at an RV park. The park would get 10 stars from me if we could just base the experience on staffing, friendliness, and willingness to make sure you get into your site - even in a rainstorm. But... the sites are just too tight and too run down to rate this place a 5. Getting into your site can be tricky depending on what other rigs are parked and sites really are close together. The good news is the staff will make sure you get pulled in safely. It's a pretty quiet place, save for 5-5:30am traffic along the road. The dog run field is lovely - I appreciated that even though I don't have a dog. Also appreciated the signage and good humor sprinkled throughout the park and on the welcome sheet/rules. We didn't use the amenities other than our site hook-ups and trash. Hook-ups are well positioned. Starlink was very usable here - you can avoid tree cover in most all sites.

Small campground just under the Recreation Area Dam. The lower sites have tree cover or shade structures. The top campsites have no shade at all. Sites are spacious though. Clean. Not far from the highway making it a great place to stop for the night while passing through. There was a handy dump station at the entrance.