I was staying here for five nights while attending a Switch it up huddle. The park is easy to get into the sites are long not all of the pads are positioned exactly for class a’s , if you want to park behind the rig. If you want to park in front of the rig, you can get the patio pad fairly close to the door. The convenience store was well...

I stopped here for one night and wish I could’ve stayed longer. I stayed in site 26. It was fairly private due to the bushes and trees they plant in between the spaces. My site was very level. The park was quiet. I didn’t hear anything from the other campers. I would definitely stay here again.

We’ve had to reschedule a trip here a couple of times and finally made it. Our site was one near the beach. Big enough and clean. Bathrooms were clean, and the beach was great. The power at our site went out on the last night, we plugged in at the next site and they came and fixed it immediately the next morning. Grounds were maintained nicely...

FHU but no pull through spots. We were lucky to be the only campers and parked sideway on the park road. The city worker stopped to chat and said they are quite busy during the summer months so big rigs would have a tough time fitting in here. There is a lot to explore! Cousin Eddy’s Worm Farm Historic Railroads Amache Japanese...

We had a fun time exploring the High Plains from this location. The sites are level, FHU, playground, paved walking path, and easy access. There is a spot to pay be vas or check, the office is available for credit card purchase with a fee. We were on the edge of the massive multi state 2024 tornado events and this was a good gravel...