Well, let’s see where do I start? Most of the people here are permanent residence, Lots of big rigs, lots of construction workers staying in various campers, lots of noise from the interstate. The staff was very friendly upon check-in. In fact I called in the morning to see if I could get in and they had one slot left check in was a breeze. Bathrooms were clean and the water was very hot

Good Park, Good Location, Good People

Management was friendly, kind, and helpful. The park has everything you need and is quite good for a multi-week stay. There's highway noise if you are outside but nothing too bad, couldn't hear anything inside. Otherwise perfect location with shopping and multiple RV dealers right nearby. Overall, fantastic start to the full time RV life.

Restrooms clean although dated but better than some. Park is right beside interstate so very noisy. Woke up at 5am and never fell back aside. Not all lots are level Park has a mix of workers and other seasonals. Nice pool. Terrible wifi, easy on/off highway, needs maintenance to bring up to par.

Easy on and off the highway, near shopping and restaurants. Conveniently located near an RV store. Sites are tight, campground not that well maintained, and there are a few long term stay folks, only a few sites with sewage. If you are staying a week or more they will pump your tank. Campground is fine for overnighting on your way somewhere - definitely not a destination campground. If we were going back through the area and needed a site for the night we would stay again. People were pleasant and it seemed safe - just kind of run down.

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If you just need a place to park your wheels for a night it would be acceptable. It is right on the edge of the interstate so traffic noise is very loud. It has easy access to the highway. Also has a pool. There are a lot of long term and essentially permanent campers that tend to junk up the place. It is open year round but if staying in the area during the spring-fall season I would recommend staying at Blue Springs lake or Lake Jacomo campground (run by Jackson County Parks and Rec) just a few more miles down the interstate. Far more secluded, cleaner, and a much better overall camping experience!