Scenic 6 RV Park

This RV park is part of the city park. Well maintained, quiet, and roomy. Paved level sites and paved access. Fire rings and picnic tables at most sites. Free Wifi is unpredictable, water pressure is good too, but the waste connection for site 13 is near the front of the RV pad so I had to place my trailer at the front of the space so my waste hose would reach.
The reservation system is on line only, and I needed to change the dates, which was done with a phone call.
Restrooms are quite large, and completely separate/not shared with the showers. Facilities are ADA-ish, so bring your own shower chair & suction grab bars!

This campground is awesome for families that have kids. It is attached to a city park with a playground and a splash pad. They also have a really cool train in the park. The campsite was a concrete pad. The camp host was so kind. There is a grocery store across the street. The campground was a quiet place and had friendly people camping there. The week we stayed in July they had a summer festival, where the whole town showed up for games, car show, food vendors, and live music. We stayed for 16 nights in a 42 foot 5th wheel. My 6 and 8 year old loved this campground but still a great campground if you don't have kids. We camped at Scenic Six Park in a Fifth Wheel.

This is a town operated park with an on-site host, but you can still only reserve at the online price (which includes a platform $5 fee, $40 total). Our site had no picnic table, unless you count the broken one that was sort of indeterminately between us, a rental cabin and site #2. Even with a town football game going on across the road when we arrived Friday night, and a pretty full park, it was quiet. Decent park password enabled wifi and good Verizon signal and OATV stations. Code-locked shower room was fairly clean, lots of hot water, but you have to move over to the restroom to use an electrical outlet.