We stayed here for one night while traveling from Spokane to Austin. Park host was responsive and friendly. Waited for us to arrive—an hour after the office closed, to show us to our site. We had a huge pull through with grass and lots of shade. Other campers/residents were friendly. Grounds were nicely maintained. We paid $35 for full...

For starters, there was not a single staff member seen in 24 hours. The check in was all self serve where you write your credit card number on an envelope and stuff it in a slot. The “pull thru” site was about 30 ft long at best, so staying hitched up isn’t an option as the campground is very small and you’d be sticking out well into one of the...

I stayed here a year ago and stopped by in May 2024 to verify that this dump station is still closed. Drinking water faucets are available at a few locations throughout the park.

Small campground that has horses and cows. The owner, Yolanda, and the other campers/residents were super friendly. Had hook-ups and beautiful shades trees. There were a few pups that ran around free, so if you have a doggo that is scared of everything, keep that in mind. The pups were super sweet and friendly. The entrance road was easy...

We booked a site because we wanted to use the hot springs. When we pulled in we found out the site was directly in front of us, so had to execute a 180 degree turn and then back into our site. The site was nice enough, fairly level and partly shaded. They only have 30 amp service and the pedestal has no circuit breaker so it is always hot. We...