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Jul 6, 2018
I have traveled all over U.S. and Canada and this is one of the best RV Parks and Campgrounds I have visited. Beautifully manicured, clean, friendly, and convenient. No sewer hookups at sites but let the office know by 11:00 A.M. and the will come to your site and drain your tanks for a small fee. Gordan, the manager, has been there for years and is a gem. This park is owned by the city but don't let that scare you away. Large mature trees shade every site in the park most of the day. Good food at the office and all the basic necessities. One area is for adults only but the rest of the park is very kid friendly. Nice playground. Trails for walking.Pets are welcomed. Most of the sites are very private. Reasonably priced. I LOVE THIS PLACE.

Jun 29, 2018
This was a great spot considering we were in the city. The spots are pretty private and the service was great at the office. The fire pit in our campsite was in a weird spot which left it difficult to enjoy the fire as the ground around it was uneven and it was tucked up against the hedge. Otherwise a great place for a quick stop.

Jul 13, 2018
Super nice park with sites made private with 3 sides of bushes and trees. No sewer at sites but a dump station on exit. Great for families and groups. Grounds and facilities very well maintained a d office personnel very friendly and helpful.

Jul 19, 2018
Amazing campground manager. Well maintained. Would stay here again. Great park for the kids and respectful campers driving around with the kids.

May 22, 2018
Very clean grounds, with a nice park area. The sites all had great greenery in-between them. The staff was welcoming and friendly. It does not feel like you are located within a city.

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