It was $30 until I complained that site next to me was $15 and then it was changed. This is the only privately owned park in Nauvoo. What else can I say. We camped here in a Motorhome.

There are not a lot of choices in Nauvoo for large RV's so you stay at this park even though it is not the best. Sites are small and there are rigs arriving late at night and leaving early in the morning. Trash needed to be picked up, grass needed to be cut, restrooms needed to be cleaned, and roads needed repair. The staff was friendly, the power, water, and sewer all worked, so how can you complain. This is a seasonal park. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We stopped here as it was the only RV Park in town. Site was wet and very slender. Showers were very unkept as well as the bathrooms. Nice owners and managers. We camped here in a Motorhome.

There are only a dozen or so treeless pads with full hookups for RVs here, so make reservations. This is a fine place to stay while you are seeing the sights but it is not a "destination" park. Don't be looking for the swimming pool or general store. I would definitely stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We camped here for 1 night while visiting the historic town of Nauvoo. The campground is a short bike ride from most of the village but a little to far to walk. I must dispute that it holds 120 campsites. I would say 30 to 40 & that would be crowded. This campground has not been updated in years & is more suited for tents and pop ups. Taking the turns & fitting in with our 31 footer was a challenge. Fortunately the grounds were pretty empty on a weekday. We did not see a ranger the entire time we were there to collect any fees. Camping is 15 dollars for Illinois residents and 20 for all others. We left a check in a slot, could have been the garbage for all I know. However, the bathrooms were very clean. This state park is used primarily by the Latter Day Saints church families visiting Nauvoo & as such is a nice place for a group camping gathering. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Nice state park under a canopy of huge pine trees. We've been there twice and were always able to get our 32' motorhome in with no problem. Our new 40' rig might present a problem. The park is located just up the hill from the old Nauvoo Mormon Settlement. Be sure to spend the day here. I rate the park a 6 simply because it has next to no amenities. It's for campers who can entertain themselves and enjoy nature along with a bit of history. We camped here in a camper.