We had a bad experience here. The site they first assigned us to had deep puddles of water, a couple of inches. We moved to the site next to it. They apparently were aware of their drainage issue as their solution was to put in 6 inches of gravel. We were there a week, the puddles did not go away even though it did not rain. There were also other spots in the park with puddles of water.

So it was very hard to level due to the sinking and ruts in the gravel. Like moving the coach around in the spot so we not leaning so much.

Pulling out was a squeeze between a tree to the left, a dumpster in front and water spigot on the right. Not to mention the sinking in the loose gravel.

The sites are buddy sites but because the water spigot was at the very front of the site, coaches would be next to other with just about enough space for chairs. They wisely put  no one in the spot next to us so we parked our toad there to avoid the water in the back of the coach.There were tables badly in need of painting in weedy gravel but not anywhere near where your door or awning would be. This is an older park obviously not built for Class As or fifth wheels. There is a pool that is empty.

One good thing was the WiFi. We could stream most of the time. Could not get any OTA and of course we were in one of the few sites  where the tree stopped us from getting satelllite. The other good thing was it was close to the Badlands. We thought of going elsewhere but nothing was available and were gone all day anyway most  of the days we were there. So I would not recommend this even for overnight unless you are a smaller trailer or class c.