Big Falls City

I first discovered this park last spring when I was visiting some sites in the area for work to see what needed to be done. We did not stay here, just stopped & looked around a bit & decided that when I returned to do the work needed in the area, we would definitely stay there. The summer slipped by, & the work never got scheduled, but we were going to visit family a couple hrs away & decided to take an extra day & spend a night here. We arrived on a Thursday, & they were shutting down for this season that weekend, so the water at thte sites was already shut off, but we were able to fill our tank at a hydrant by the bath house. It was a very pretty location, & it was fun sitting outside & listening to the water roar as it went over the rocks in the river. The camp host was very friendly & helpful. I'm sure we will be back next summer!

When traveling with a two month old, sometimes you must abandon your day’s plans and take the first public campground available. Surprisingly, this place—the sites of which were not quite “RV Park” close, but almost—was fully reserved on a Friday night in August.

The river looked great. My wife commented that she would not feel safe with the doors open (we camp in a van, typically with the doors open for air all night) though I didn’t think the place looked sketchy at all. Mostly retired types there, but most sites were still empty at 5pm. They all had sticks or logs piled near the fire pits too. Not sure if this is part and parcel with a site, or just coincidence.

Verizon was fully loaded.

The baby calmed down and we kept on down the road.