I read the other reviews but came anyway since the park had wi-fi, a pool, and a hot tub, along with being next to the casino. For our $20 we got a somewhat level site in a blacktop parking lot. The pool and hot tub have been shut down and drained. The wi-fi worked the first day we were here but then went down. When I reported it to the office no one knew what to do and it stayed down for two days. Someone else wrote about the loose aggressive dogs and they are still here. The casino was not too bad but $22.95 for what I consider a small buffet was a bit much. We most probably will not return if we can find somewhere else to stay the next time we are in this area. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We should have read the other reviews BEFORE choosing this park. "Park!" more parking lot with utility pedestals: yes, 30 and 50 amp available, but paired connections (one each) so if your neighbor took the one you need, you will have to make do or move. Therefore: the pick a site, then come back to the office to register policy. On the plus side: cable and Wi-Fi are available, there is a heated pool and Jacuzzi (though this guest had to empty the skimmer baskets and skim the floating trash himself), and it's a short walk to the casino if you play games/eat buffets. On the down side, $20 is a lot of money for a wind-swept parking lot. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

This is an asphalt lot behind the convenience store which is at the entrance to the casino. It is close to the road and railroad track. However, we did not notice traffic noise or the train. Could not connect to the Wi-Fi. On arrival there are no signs that tell you where to check in or what to do first. We went into the store which is as busy a convenience store as I have ever seen and was told to get a site and come back and tell them where. The lot although paved is not very level. Staff at the store are not friendly. Two dogs belonging to another camper were aggressive towards other campers pets and unleashed and when this information was presented to the staff they told us to confront them ourselves. Laundry was not working. We got propane the next day and the young lady who handled it did not know if you should turn off your propane appliances first, did not know if the valve should be turned off on our tank. She only gave one word answers and only knew how to insert the nozzle in the hole. So let's put it this way. I was being generous with a 3. We camped here in a Motorhome.