Rate is with national senior pass discount. This is part of the COE complex at Big Hill Lake. Great park, clean and quiet during our visit. Staff and camp hosts are very friendly and helpful. Very slightly rolling terrain, good for walking. Mound Valley side of park (across the lake) is mostly 30A/water sites, on same side with swim beach and boat launch. Cherryvale side is 50/30A/W/S sites. A few sites will take some leveling, power is steady. Water pressure was a little low for our tastes, but certainly workable. Verizon phone/MiFi card worked fine. Would have given a 10 on this one if they provided Wi-Fi. Town is about 5 miles away, couple of restaurants and a nice grocery store. Be wary of GPS directions in here, better to follow the park's directions and signage. Several hard packed dirt county roads in the area, but you can reach the park without going off asphalt. Good bird watching. Several areas for fishing and a hiking trail. We would definitely stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We have a satellite dish on the roof for internet and DirecTV. The only sites that would work for us are 89 and 90. All other site are lovely wooded sites but very tree-filled lake edges, so no big open views of the lake, except for the sites 1-8 loop for tents. Heavy use for boaters. The Cherryvale Campground has only wooded sites or clearer w/o electric. 89 and 90 are the only sites w/e/sewer. $10 is the Senior Pass fee. Normal fee is double or a little more. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Nice COE Park. We were in a full hook-up site which was away from the lake but that was OK. We were told that even though we had reservations for this site, we could look around and move if we wanted to in order to get closer to the lake. Seen deer wondering around right after getting set up. Would definitely stay here again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

We like this campground. It is like an Ozark area in Kansas. Sites are not close together and very shaded. Some sites are on the water and we can leave our boat on a portable dock in the cove. Camp hosts are friendly and patrol the area twice a day as do the Labette County Sheriff's dept. The area is clean and we enjoy the wildlife of deer that pass through the campground. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.