Gunn Park Campground

Stayed here for 2 weeks. Unfortunately, they were working on the bathroom building at the rv section of the park. So, there was construction noise every day on the weekdays. On the weekends, the park is packed with families and fishermen. It is understandable as this is a public park with playgrounds. The rv section is not labeled, so if no rv's are there, it's easy to miss and drive by. I have a 35-foot bus and probably shouldn't have gone in here as there are small roads with steep hills and lots of tight turns. After hours is nice and quiet except for the constant traffic zooming thru all night. One night, there were vehicles doing donuts and throwing gravel. When people were there it wasn't loud. Everyone was respectful and nice. Even when there were large crowds, it wasn't loud at all. There is a really nice dog park on the other side of the park and it is a nice walk to get there. There are 3 trash cans for the 10 rv spots. They don't empty the can till you leave. The park is well kept and clean. This week, they have been cleaning up leaves and hauling them off. It's a nice stay, I just don't think I would stay as long next time. Internet was really good.
T-mobile Home Internet, 301 mbps download 20.1 upload with 4 bars. Verizon phone hitspot 3 bars 4g with 10 download and 1.2 upload. I stayed on wifi most of the time. The only sites semi level are 1 & 2.

NEW PRICE $20 raised from $10. That would be OK if any sites were level and there was a sanitary dump. To level my 32' motorhome, the front tires were 3" off the ground. If the city wants to charge $20, they should fix the two short comings. Only sites 1 and 2 have 50amp. Be careful, the water pressure is excessive. I used my reducing valve and I was OK.

The park itself is nice. Entrance is tight and roads are narrow and rough. Best to come from Horton street then up to 9th to get to the park.

This is a nice shady park with water and electric. There is a pit toilet with a sink that leaves a lot to be desired. That is the only negative I have to say about this pretty park. We were traveling through and only stayed one night but definitely would stay here again. It was shady but we got a lot of tree sap on our Motorhome and tow vehicle. They have a nice small lake for fishing. The lot was large and the spaces are far apart. Cell service was good. Not many tv channels with just an antenna.

Park was still open on 11/30 with water still on and 30A plugs only (no 15A plugs). Paid $10 in the envelope and took up two sites with our 40' 5th wheel. Maybe 3 out of 10 spots you can get a larger rig in if you take up two places. Sites are all doubles. One other person in a 35' motorhome on a Sunday night. Roads were passable with a large rig, but would not try the park or campground with a large RV during anything but the off season. Park is used by locals playing disc golf. Kids enjoyed the multiple playgrounds. Stayed here to visit the Fort Scott historic site a mile away. 4 stars reflects having the place almost to ourselves and a nice view (and power for $10 on a cold night). Free dump station at the fairgrounds/tech center off Horton St. on the way out to the south.