Beymer Water Recreation Park

As posted in another review, this would be a good place passing through. We had planned on staying here, but were a bit worried about getting our rig stuck. The roads leading in are all dirt and all the sites are grass. We have a 42' 5th wheel (18k lbs) being pulled by a semi and if the ground is soft at all, we sink pretty fast. When we checked it out, the road going in were overall dry with just a couple wet spots here and there, but if it rains while you are here, this is going to get muddy fast. There was some good ruts in the road from a recent rain.

The sites are super wide and easily 70+ feet long and we would have had plenty of room for even the largest setups, but the 3 or 4 sites on the north side that were on higher ground that seemed pretty dry were all taken. The southern sites had water sitting in them from a recent rain and that made us very cautious about getting off the packed road into the softer grass. Had drier sites been available, we proabbly would have stayed.

One thing to keep in mind that we noticed is that every two sites share a pavillion where the power pole is for both sites. If you back in with the pavillion on your right side, your power pole is going to be on wrong side of your camper unless you pull in forward.

This is a great deal if you're passing through. 3 day max stay for $10/night. Very large, back in sites on grass with picnic tables, cabanas, water and electric at each site. You can hear a little highway noise during the day but it is very quiet at night. The park has a lake and some picnic areas and a playground. There was nobody there when I camped in July. I did see maintenance people come in and out. Lots of frogs jumping about. There's a decent market in the town of Lakin 5 minutes away and a couple of restaurants. Picnic table was a little gross with a lot of bird poop but hey it's 10 bucks!