Great small park for getaway. Sites backing up to river are best for view. One large circle, so all travel to bathhouse must pass through inner part of circle. But sites are spacious. Battleground is very interesting with a museum. Any rig over 40 ft. would find access difficult. We camped here in a Motorhome.

As for the campground itself, the sites are large and easy to back into. Some are more level than others. I required a 5" side to side level, but once unhooked, I was perfectly level front to back. No sewer hookups, but a dump station was available. Beautiful view of the river from the sites at the back of the loop, from about site #23 to site #33. Lots of shade trees and a nice breeze helped keep things feel much cooler than the 95 deg temps should feel. This is a perfect location to get away from it all, as it is a bit off the beaten path and the town itself is almost non-existant. Aside from the state park, there is virtually nothing else to do but relax and unwind. Playground was sufficient but more suited to children in the 4 to 10 age range. But lots of space for them to play and be seen without having to hover over them. Bathrooms and showers were older, but clean and served their purpose. There is also a laundry area located near the office. We will come here again. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

We spent the weekend here with our 9 year old daughter. This is a very beautiful campground. Campsites are mostly shaded with beautiful old oak trees. A confederate trench left from the Civil War is located right behind campsites 23 and 24. I think campsites 24 thru 30 have the prettiest view from atop the bluff overlooking the Mississippi river. It is a wonderful quiet campground to spend the weekend relaxing. It is not exactly action packed, and there is not much to do locally near the campground either. This is really the only reason I didn't rate the campground higher. I would note that if you are the type of person who freaks out when someone walks through your site, do not stay here! The campground is arranged out in a circle with the office, playground, and restrooms in the center. There is no way to get to any of these facilities except to walk through a campsite. You cannot view the bluff overlooking the river without walking through some other campsites. Everyone was very friendly when I visited. The staff was nice. Reservations are available online. Sites were paved with electric and water. Dumpstation was available. Firewood was for sale at the office for $2 an armload. Washers and dryers were located in the office. Mini golf was closed while we visited. Really beautiful and underused little park. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.