Camp Nauvoo

No pool or dog park or anything like that but about as good an RV park as you can get without all those extras. Cement pads are nice, new and level. Spots aren’t huge but big enough. Management was helpful when needed but left us alone the rest of the time. The grass is green and well kept and there are lots of trees along the outskirts. Plenty of room for the kids and dog to play but the whole park was very quiet. Wi-Fi was sufficient for work and school. Water pressure was good.

Camp Nauvoo is a nice, church operated, park only 5 minutes from downtown Nauvoo. We stayed one night on our way to Minnesota. The sites are sunny and all are pull-through.but some have shade. The park streets are gravel with concrete pull-through sites. The park is very quiet. Great value for $32. Full hookups. Receptionist was very friendly.

Stayed in campsite #10 which has no shade. It was a concrete pull-through with more than enough parking for my TT and truck and grass on either side. The site included: picnic table. Utilities were located in different spots. 20A/30A/50A electric in the middle, water near the rear, and sewer near the front. Site was level. No neighbor on passenger/awning side.

AT&T had 3 bars of LTE and Verizon 1 bar of LTE service. AT&T Speedtest: 56.8 Mbps down, 9.3 Mbps up. Free WiFi available, but I had trouble connecting.

Would stay here again. We camped at Camp Nauvoo in a Travel Trailer.

Overall very nice camp ground . Some site have concrete pad some site you are just sitting on grass . Would recommend bringing extra sewer house ! 90 % of the sites are pull threw . Some play area for the kids . The bath house was neat and clean. Very good hot water. . Would recommend a 4x4 just in case it rains . The site we were in someone had gotten stuck and left some pretty good ruts . Our Verizon cell service showed 2-3 bars but we had very limited data .

Run by the Community of Christ church, nice RV park with some paved and some grass pull-thru spaces. Fire pits are in a weird place. Make sure to have at least two sewer hoses so you can reach the sewer, depending on your rig. May also need an extension cord for smaller campers. Campground was totally empty when we arrived Sunday afternoon, but one other RV showed up that evening. Not typical - all the historical sites and activities in town are still shut down for COVID. We knew this but wanted to see the area on our way through. Was told by the hosts that during normal life this campground is busy and reservations are necessary. Would stay again.