Adrian City Park

We have a teardrop with solar so we pulled into a tent site. We were the only ones in this section except for the delightful fireflies. Freeway noise is expected this close to the interstate. Restrooms and showers were fine; wifi coverage was more than adequate. Not full the third week of July. Yes some folks are clearly living in these spaces. That didn’t bother us in the least except to remind us of the housing crises in this country.

My husband and I stopped here tonight for one night. We are on our way to the East Coast, that is, if only we survive tonight and don't get suffocated by the terrible cow sh.t smell. It started when we just entered the state coming from South Dakota and continued all the way to the campground. It is seriously very bad... unless you are either used to it or your smelling ability is dull/compromised. We are dreading going to bed and then we are supposed to be working from here till afternoon. While cell signal is strong (one of the reasons I booked this campground was the cell signal!), I'm not sure we can endure this torture tonight, let alone tomorrow morning till afternoon... Good luck if you stay here!

Stopped for the night when traveling home to Wisconsin from the Badlands. Very green after being out west for 2 months. Very well maintained sites with all grass and nice shade trees. Water and electric hook ups and showers and laundry available. Right off the highway with gas stations near bye. The only negative is the highway noise is loud ,lots of trucks using Jake brakes. Lots for kids to do including a nice city swimming pool.

We were passing through on our way to the UP of Michigan. I should have looked at Google Earth first. The campground IS clean and well managed. It consists of a series of concentric circular roads with RVs (mostly) parked pointing towards the center. We were here in August and it was pretty warm. It was the only time on our trip we used the air conditioner, as the noise from neighbors precluded opening the windows. There is also a fair bit of highway noise.
The sites are all flat, and each has a table and a fire ring. It WAS convenient for us, as we were able to leave early in the morning and get right back on the highway. Each to their own, but I'd never think about doing anything but an overnight here.

This is a huge city park in the tiny town of Adrian, Minnesota. When the park is full it may exceed the town's population. Just off the Interstate, it was very quiet all night.

Spaces are fairly wide but have huge open space in the back where your fire ring is. Large trees provide nice shade but didn't block our satellite. Large play area for the kids is a good distance from the campers.

We don't play, but the disc golf course looked very nice - several folks were playing.

Level sites on the grass. FHUs with 50 amp. Good water pressure. Many sites had multiple vehicles but everyone was quiet and respectful of the 10 pm "curfew".

This was a perfect stop for us.