Traveling from Maine to Florida we decided to make this a stop along our route. Short drive off I-95. Very quiet mom and pop campground. We lost power due to the storm for about 10 hours. Frank was awesome in keeping us informed. We felt welcomed... Read more

The staff is friendly and the camp store is stocked. Lots of beer choices including local craft beers. The wine store has lots of Wine from around New York. Laundry room needs an upgrade, bathrooms are mostly clean. Sites are clean and fire pits... Read more

It’s a dump station. The water pressure is weak. Access to it was weird, go into the truck lot then down the auto lane it’s on the left with the air.

Its behind a loves travel stop. You can hear the Highway and the trucks parked at Loves. The laundry is only open when the office is, however it’s very cheap and the machines are fairly new.

The park is great and the rangers were cool. No generators from 10-7. T Mobile was awful. Hiking paths along the lake.

We got a nice pull in spot about 1/2 mile on the left. It was very quite and close to Grand Canyon NP. Easy to find, brown signs mark the fire roads along route 64. Cell signal was good

It’s somewhat crowed. It’s not bad though, no restrictions on generators. Dumpsters on site. It’s free! Cell signal is weak.

I’m only reviewing the dump site. We stayed next door at crossroads campground. $25 to dump get key at Saloon/office Two dump spots non potable water for flushing.

We stopped for the day to rest. Cell service comes and goes. Lots of trash everywhere near the road. Highway is very heavily traveled and is loud. I’d stay again but travel further in for a quieter spot not near the road.

Our TMoblie in site 20 was 1 bar, sometimes. The overflow is great for solar panels. This place was full everyday we were there. One vault toilet and a dumpster. $5 or $2.50 with National park passes. No generators from 10pm-6am.