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Our Conversations over the phone with info on a camp spot we’re unbelievable, I believe her name was Brandy that offered the most friendliness customer service and professionalism not just once but three times.
Thank you so much, we noticed and appreciated it!
We’ve traveled many years and to find someone so genuinely courteous to others is becoming so scarce but not here.
This place is a little oasis, well-maintained, not far off the highway, great prices and highly recommend.
Our plans were to stay much longer but the weather changed our route.
We went into town for supplies and everybody in this area was just so friendly that we thought about looking for a permanent place to live here.
Marr Park is a very nice park and campground. I camped in February with the Boy Scouts and still found it enjoyable space. There are plenty of camp sites with grass, electrical hookups, water hookups, and gravel RV parking. Lots of additional visitor parking. There are playsets for the kids and two ponds for fishing and walking paths for easy and accessible hiking.
Two pretty big lakes, bathrooms, picnic tables, wide concrete walking path all the way around the bigger lake. There is also a few gazebos, Pavilions, like 3 playgrounds and a big camping area. And there is also a large indoor room for parties or whatever, i guess you can call it a saloon.
Great park. Nice trails and playground areas for the kiddos. RV park is nice, although no dumping at each spot. Highly recommend!
It has two big ponds. Many hiking paths. It was beautiful and quiet. They have working toilets at the shelter houses. Both tent and RV camping. They even have water bottle filling stations near the bathroom and shelter house. Overall a beautiful place to camp, relax or play.
