Dakotah Meadows RV Park

Sites are cramped together with no privacy if you have neighbors, fortunately we stayed right at the end of the season when most of the sites were empty. Big rig friendly and all pull through sites. Water was shut off two days prior to our arrival (10/27) so we had to improvise and fill water from the laundry room hose. Friendly staff, well maintained, wouldn’t stay in the summer when it’s full, but we had a great experience being one of about a dozen RVs there when they closed down for the season about three weeks later. Wish they were open year round.

My family was grateful for the easy location to be close to our friends and family in Prior Lake and Savage.
The staff was great. Felt safe, good lighting at night and quiet.
We did as others in the surrounding sites (who didn't want to complain) had an issue with small children playing around the area and not in the designated area. Often wandered in other peoples sites with bikes, toys and was a bit loud at times. We weren't sure where the parents supervision was, as full time RV'er we hadn't run into this before and it got a bit old. This was not the parks fault, just our experience.
But, we would recommend this park for so many other amenities. Free shuttle to the casino, hotel close, gym, showers and bathrooms were spotless.....
WiFi was good!!

We will be back

S & K

This is a casino RV park so keep your expectations aligned as such. Friendly staff, clean grounds, and easy access. I often use it when I need to come to the cities as they have open spots during the week and it’s easy to book and such. They have a RV car wash and gas for a good price. You do have to pay for a bathroom/showers access card, but it’s also cheaper then other suburban campgrounds.

We actually had no idea this was a casino parking lot before we booked it so we had a nice laugh at our own expense as we pulled in. We were pleasantly surprised with the grounds sited around a beautiful man-made pond. The sites are jammed together with zero privacy but you have a small picnic and grass area. The sites are perfectly level and it was nice to walk around the campground. We didn't go to the casino but I image for someone who does it would make this well worth the stay. Great for a stop over and we would stay again for that reason but not for an extended stay.

Paid $48 for a single night stay in site A50. The "cheaper" pull-through sites share a cement pad with the hookups in the middle. If you have slideouts you can reach out and tough your neighbor. The other side is basically a "buddy" site with their door facing yours and not very far away. There are nice, big trees and the grass is well maintained. Each site has a garbage can.

Full hookups. 50amp. Water was great pressure at 60psi. Sewer was a weird connection lifting a small man-hole style cover with a hole recessed in the cement. Luckily we had a connection that would allow us to drop the hose straight down. The typical elbow joints won't work.

The lights at the casino next door at night were kinda cool.

Quiet night except for hearing our neighbor arrive around midnight and leave around 7am just a few feet from our window. But that's mostly just a problem with having sites crammed together.

Roads are excellent condition and plenty wide to maneuver.

We used the RV wash at the exit. Tokens are $1 each. You get a couple minutes per token so we spent $25 to get a pretty decent scrub and spray down. Doesn't replace a professional wash or a better, less-rushed wash but it got off most of the grime and bugs.

Staying here while visiting family in area. Pull through are a bit tight as you share a "pad" with other unit facing the other direction. The site are mostly level, we had to put like 1.5" pad to get level.

Water here is GREAT.. measured at 88 TDS, Part per Million of total dissolved solids, in water. (best we has seen in awhile) Power was good and sewer is right there as well..

There is RV wash facility on site, you drive in and put tokens in the machines.. (3 tokens $1 a token for 3 mins) has brushes and spray nozzles. there are elevated platforms on side it wash top of unit. you can buy tokens at "Headquarters" store or at the wash facility as well.

The sell regular unleaded, premium and diesel.. UNL $1.76 P $2.18 Diesel $2.38 (8-4-2020)

The location is more on the southern western side of the twin cities. but close enough to most stuff to make it worthwhile.

Hard to tell who is staying longer and who is just in town for a day to 5 or so.

Hear there is a shuttle to casino but did not see one during COVID period. the casino is lite up at night with a bunch of lights shining from top of building to make it look like a teepee.

if you need a clean, safe, quiet place to stay we recommend this one.

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We stayed here for a long weekend in mid-May while visiting family in the area. Overall, this is a very clean, well run park right by the casino. There is regular shuttle service from your site to the casino. Most of the guests are seasonal or full-time retired individuals/couples. While the park has a playground, I wouldn't say it's kid friendly.

There are both back-in and pull through sites. Be aware pull through sites are doubles so you're within arms reach of your neighbors. All sites are concrete pads with full hook ups. Our particular site was pretty level front to back but sloped pretty heavily to one side. There is an laundry, rv wash, and fuel onsite.

In addition to paying $50 per night for a back-in site they also charge $5 to use the onsite bathrooms and showers.

Overall, the staff was very friendly and the park was well maintained. With a family of 4 children this wouldn't be my first choice but we may stay here again.