This is not your typical RV Park, nor will it be your typical stay. Coming here is worth it because of the unique setting. The park is near Oahe lake. A large body of blue water sourrounded by beautiful green rolling hills that go on for miles.

This is not a place to come for nightlife, shopping or walking about any town; why? Because there is no town and hardly any people.

Staying here is a respite from the norm. Nature is abound, Wild pheasants, coyotes, birds of many kinds, deer can be seen (at least we saw them).

The sunsets are extraordinary colorful events. A glass of wine, your camera and about a half hour of "wow." Driving nearby is recommended for more views.

Tom the owner and his wife are kind people, that welcome you to their unusual and beautiful part of the world.

I recommend a stay here. We did in our class A motorhome, towing our jeep.

Stay a few days in order to unwind. I suggest three days.

Be prepared.

Pack plenty of food. Summer is still cold, but I'm told our weather is unusual.

The park has full hook ups and 50 amps. Plenty of back in space. Great views out the front window.

Easy to find. My GPS took us right here, simply input the address. Getting here one has to go on a county maintained dirt road, the road is very good. Not much of a bother.