Deer Park RV Park & Campground

Nightly rate is with taxes, and discount included. It appears to have once been a KOA. I only noticed 3 individuals running and maintaining this large park, which explains why this park is lacking in maintenance. Sights are long, decent spacing inbetween. Roads and sites are gravel & dirt, mostly dirt. Grass between sites is dead, although I did see one of the employee attempting to water as we were leaving the park. Some parts of the park have green grass, just not between the sites. Matured trees throughout. Swimming pool with weeds in the cement cracks. Picnic tables need painting. Ants all over our site. Overall an ok park for a 1 or 2 night layover. Although pricey, cheaper than the KOA down the road. We stayed 3rd week in July.

Our RV GPS took us right to the campground (CG) about 1.5 miles east of I 90. As we entered the CG, we remembered that we’d stayed here almost exactly the same time in 2019. We picked this park based on recent reviews not noticing we’d stayed prior. Check in was quick and we were escorted to pull through 105 with FHUs. Also to our surprise, this was the same site. Utilities are smartly placed in the middle of most sites. Water pressure is very good, got 3 OTA channels, and their 24 channel cable worked okay but a little grainy on some channels (I swapped out coax and asked my neighbor to be sure). We got 3 bars on Verizon. They have 22 WiFi connections (not really sure how many are real) but connection 10 worked above average. There are a lot of mature trees here so satellite could be iffy. Our site and 106 should not have a problem connecting to satellite. 100 series sites are fairly well spaced with nice grass areas. The campground map is fairly accurate depicting site sizes, however, sites are not assigned until you arrive. We enjoyed our three night stay much better than last time.

Hosts are very accommodating- even said they could make laundry change if needed. Escorted me to site both stays. I stayed 2 separate days as my travels brought me to Buffalo. Currently about half the price of the KOA on the same street. Quiet, friendly staff and guests. Laundry, Reception area, and bathhouse very very clean. Pool is open.

I really liked this campground . It was a pretty setting , great location to town , rodeo , and Interstates. Clean and well kept , friendly staff . The only complaint I had and others noticed, the sewer connections were right next to your neighbor’s and your outside door and sitting area . It was not pleasant at all . You either had to sit behind your camper or in front with very little space . And these sites were very close together . There were many other sites that were private and spacious . Next time I would ask for one of those . Otherwise it was nice.

For a commercial park, this is better than most KOAs that I've been to. Very nice people in the office. We did not have reservations in early June but got a selection of a couple of decent sites. We had a pull-through, but it was tight the next morning pulling out due to other rigs and trees. We also had cable TV. This park is probably no more than a couple of minutes off of the interstate. It has many mature trees and I heard very little traffic but no interstate noise.

Only stayed here one night, but nice campground. We got in late and they called us to say they would leave info on the office door. Easy to find the site, nice flat roads and sites. Great Wi-Fi. Nice trees for a little shade. It was busy, but everyone was quiet. A little road noise, but nothing really bothersome. Used the laundry facilities and they were clean with good, working machines. $2 in quarters for a wash. 25¢ for 7 minutes on the dryer. Overall, I would definitely choose to stay here again. Good choice for a night off of I90.