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In town of Nelson directions: If you are coming south on State Highway 35, turn left on Cleveland St; campground will be a block east on your right, just across from the post office. If you are driving north on State Highway 35, turn right on Cleveland St; campground is one block to the east on your right, just across from the post office.
If I could I’d give it 100 stars. This is an amazing campground/RV place. The hosts are amazing, the views are spectacular and you are close to many fun spots to visit.
We went to Pepin and visited the Laura Ingalls Wilder museum, went to Wabasha to eat at Slipperies that was featured on Grumpy Old Men, Red Wing to buy boots and dong get me started on Nelson’s Creamery we went there every day to have a beer and appetizer.
The bath house is so clean and I’m a crazy person when it come to Cleanliness and I was extremely impressed. You can only go in bath house if you have the code. The sites are spacious. WiFi is A1.
Don’t miss out on going to Thrive Park for a wonderful hike.
Nelson is a small town but has lots of things to do and it’s a gateway to other adventures.
Thank you Will for a wonderful weeks stay. 👍🏻
We were in site 27. Nice big site for our 42’ 5th wheel. The park is very clean and well maintained. The roads and pads are gravel with grass in between. There are nice picnic tables and fire rings in all spots. There is a ton of sightseeing within 30-40 minutes. We did different day trips every day. I gave 5 stars due to the campground being as nice as it was, but a few things that were not so great was that you only got 2 channels on the ATV, and the wi-go was non-existent. The trains were fairly loud and ran constantly, but honestly it got so that you really didn’t notice.
A really nice RV park. Sites are not too close like some other RV parks. Very nice bathroom and shower area. Laundry room is in same building as bathroom and showers. Lots of sites. Very pretty views of the bluffs. Cute town with a few things to check out. Dog friendly with a dog park and a playground on site. We enjoyed our stay here!
Great place to camp. Full hookups at the sites. The only downside is the trains coming through town at all hours. But that hasn’t stopped me from going back.
This is a very clean and pleasant park to stay at. Seasonal rates were reasonable. Quiet and respectful resident campers, clean restrooms, no camp host but the owners respond to text or calls in a reasonable time. Trash containers are in the storage building to the right of the entrance. One review stated there weren't any. There are! Great hiking right behind the park at Thrive!
