Laura Ingalls Wilder RV Park

We arrived after 8 pm and were welcomed by the park owners who live there. Very nice couple. The park has back in and pull through sites on gravel or dirt sites and roads. There are several bath and laundry facilities throughout the park. They are modern and clean. The park is across from the Laura Ingalls Wilder Museum. The park is quiet in a rural setting. We were close to the road with minimal road noise. I only down graded it a little bit because our back in site was not level and there was no space between us and the next RV who parked his car partially on our site. We had no cell phone nor WiFi coverage.

Delightful couple that lives here and runs the campground. Our pull through site (#4) was gravel and fairly level ( we just used 2 legos to level) we used 30amp service, but each site has both. FHU, sewer on the left, water & electric on the right but was not an issue for us. The owners will provide the use of an extra extension cord or hose if you have the need. Quiet and quaint, very close to the LIW Historic Home. Great overnight stop.

Quiet park with well-spaced pull-throughs. Bath/toilet house is being renovated. Showers not yet finished, but underway. Farm-like setting at rear of park, with small pond. We used 30 AMP service and water hookups. Did not use sewer hookup. Quiet at night, but traffic noise is loud until 8pm, or so. We were greeted upon arrival to make sure we had what we needed. The park provides extensions if hookups are too far away.

We called ahead and we're greeted by a very friendly voice. She was at a family reunion so it was noisy but she checked and had one site available (Saturday) she was so accommodating and offered extra hoses and cable. We did not need either. Our site was not level so the jacks had some tires off the ground. The reason for 4 stars instead of 5. We have stayed here on several occasions and always appreciate their campground.

My wife is a huge fan of Laura Ingalls Wilder, so when we visited this museum, it made sense to camp across the street in this very folksy campground. We stayed at this campground in site #5 (a pull-thru site with 50A full hookups) on the night of 05/05-06/2022.

Because of shared hookups between the six pull-thru sites, the three even-numbered sites require the rigs to be positioned in the opposite direction from the odd-numbered sites or require extensions for all the hookups. Our site #5 required us to use our sewer hose extension. The campground’s WiFi was strong. The access roads were dirt and gravel with many ruts, making for slow-going. The back-in sites appeared to be occupied by long-term tenants. The grounds were very well cared for and the campground was very quiet. The managers, who live onsite, were very hospitable and helpful and can provide extensions to any of the utilities needed by campers. We rate the campground as average. Okay to stay again.

We traveled from the Laura Ingalls Wilder Museum in Independence Kansas and wanted to also see the one in Mansfield, Missouri, so we chose this RV park to stay at in between our visits. What a sweet little gem!

We had called to reserve the campsite ahead (no online reservations available) and as promised, the owners called us the morning of our stay to give us instructions about arrival and our site number. Our site (6) was at the top of the hill, just across from the owners' private residence, and they were sitting on the porch when we arrived. They were so sweet and told us we were welcome to check in or settle in first - whichever we preferred. They even offered to let us borrow extra cord or hose if we needed some to reach the connections. (We didn't, but we appreciated the gesture.) Our site wasn't completely level, so we used our blocks, but we felt like we had tons of adequate space.

It was the first time in our entire trip we had found a park with a trees, a fire ring, and people out milling about. It felt like home! We were able to make our fire and eat our dinner and then explore the grounds. They have a cute gazebo, a little pond, a big swing, and chickens! Though we didn't need it, we saw the bathhouse and laundry area and noticed they're making some upgrades to it.

We weren't able to use the internet (it didn't work for us) but we had a hotspot, so we were okay. Cell service worked just fine.

We felt safe and slept well and drove just across the street the next morning to visit the Little House site. We would absolutely stay here again if we were in the area. The owners indicated they are still making improvements, so we know it will only get better and better!

We stayed for two nights to visit family near by. It's a nice well kept park. The folks that run it are very friendly and helpful. Hookups were shared, but all worked fine. Wifi worked well, but closer to the main office. Nice farm setting, a pond for fishing, chickens and ducks roaming around, lots of open space and places for the kids to play. We plan to stay again in the future when visiting.

Needed a place for the evening so we could do some laundry and fill/dump our tanks.

Found this through Passport America (was gifted the membership). Normally $30 a night for the full hook (pull through) site but with the PA membership it was 50% off for one night.

Not sure I would pay full price to stay here but for $15 it’s a deal. Mostly filled with full timers and a very minimal RV park.

Shared electric and water between sites so bring extra hose length and electric extension. Owners do have extra but I would like to use my own equipment.

Limited AT&T cell/internet service. Was able to use campground WiFi but our site was near the parks owners site which I believed helped. Couldn’t get WiFi in the back in sites. Appeared to only be near the full through sites.

Our site was not very level.

Some noise from the road near by and full timers coming and going all night.