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From jct of Hwy 136 & I-74: Go 3 mi W on I-74 (exit 149), then 2 mi N on N Chestnut St, then 2 mi E on CR 500 (School St), then 3 mi N on CR 2850, then 1/4 mi E on CR 800N, then 1 mi N on CR 2850, then 1/4 mi E on CR 900N.
Tucked away and private, it's a nice park. Mostly regulars that are extremely neighborly and helpful if you have any problems. When we stayed it was $15 a night. 30 amp service (not sure about 50 amp), and water. Not a lot to do, but relax. Great place to park for a few nights and meet people. Many have group campfires, and you can just grab a chair, and join in!
We pulled in last weekend, and I had a problem with my power distribution box. Within 15 minutes of asking someone for help, I had 4-6 people looking at it, and giving me advice how to repair it. Very friendly bunch. Happy to share advice and new ideas with other RV'ers.
Great Verizon and AT&T service. Not really good Sprint. 3-4 local digital channels received, but we were there for the conversations, not the TV.
My only neg comments, After it rains, the ground gets a little soggy, and the guest spaces are on grass. The dump station is free, but difficult for larger RV's to get to as it's way in the back. There is a very nice dump station at Love's a few miles away for only $5. Outside of that, I highly recommend this little getaway.
Turned into a junkyard never knew when the water was going to not be on. Wouldn't use the restroom not clean. Playground non existent.
Wouldn't waste my time, or risk my camper again. The electricity is completely junk. First most of the sites are 20 amps with 30 amp plugs no 50 amp service. I had two sites and burned up both meters, a third one burnt while i was there. Someone needs to report them the whole place isnt up to code.
On the other side of things it is really quiet, and most of the people are really nice.
Restrooms and showers need major update. Dog friendly, and small play area. Everyone seems friendly.
