This campground is in a pretty location and sits on a peaceful creek. We were appreciative that they reached out to us to confirm our arrival a few days before, since we made an online reservation well in advance. In our experience, most parks don't do that.

Gave 4 stars instead of 5 for a few reasons. First, the sites are VERY close together. Thankfully, our site was on the end of a row, so we had the creek on one side and no neighbors on the site immediately next to us... otherwise, our slideouts would have been separated from our neighbor's by about 5'. We've traveled across the country and back and this was some of the closest quarters we've encountered. Second, there was a bunch of loose trash on the ground behind our site when we arrived and it was still there 2 days later when we left. Third, we thought the nightly rate was on the pricey side considering there was no sewer hookup. At the dump station, the inlet was high enough above the ground that the elevation difference to the outlet of our RV was pretty small, so it took extra long to dump the tanks.

It would be unfair to compare this park to privately-owned or state parks which have more amenities; so, for what it is (on fairgrounds property), it is a decent place. We were visiting with family in town for about a week and this was the only park that had full hookups and a site large enough to accommodate our 40' fifth wheel. It should be noted that our site was one of only four that had full hookups that included sewer. Also, your AC should be in top working condition if you plan on staying here in hot weather as shade is hard to come by. Camp hosts Paul and Pam were very accommodating. We asked them if they could bring a picnic table to our site so we could have family over for a BBQ - they brought one over with a forklift. Nice folks.