Hi all: this is my second visit to this facility. It features back in sites with hedges between each offering wonderful privacy. Quiet time is enforced. The only negative is the $6.00 charge for sewer dump. However there are three free dump sites in the city. I would stay here again.

We arrived after hours and before we could call the assistance number the campground owner arrived to help us. He was courteous and friendly. We checked in and he had us follow him to our pull through site. The rate reflects a Good Sam discount. The park is exceptionally quiet at night. The sites are close together. There was no campground map in the hand out we were given. I would stay here again.

The fee includes a day park pass, and a camping site with electricity. We had the park entirely to ourselves. There is some traffic noise from I-94. It is a gorgeous location. We would stay here again.

I chose this park because its proximity to the Wright Brother's museum. The sites have little to recommend them. There was free wifi from a nearby hotel. The sewer connection is uphill and right by the fence, so not terribly useful. There is no bath house or restrooms. It is definitely a one night only stop. There are many permanent residents. I would not stay here again.

This is a tiny park between a busy street and a River. There are 15 amp electrical outlets. There are no showers--but there are toilets. The facilities are locked by 8 P.M. The fee is a free will donation. It is close to a grocery store, K-Mart and a McDonald's. 38.38834 -81.82655 1477 Maccorkle Ave. I loved seeing the barges on the River. I would stay here again.

This camp is right by the #1 highway about 10 kilometers from Winnipeg. It is well treed. There are no showers. The office is at the Esso Station "C" store. The WiFi only works in the coffee shop (not a restaurant). They did have it working in the park but it has failed and they do not know how to fix it. I chose it based on its location. There are 35 RV sites and 35 tent sites. There are just 19 30-amp sites. Even with the campground practically empty there are issues with power fluctuation. Fortunately it is cold tonight (3 C) so I am able to mask the highway noise by using the heat strip in my air conditioner. I would not stay here again.

The GPS location is 52.10713 -106.69293. Water pressure is 100 psi, so be sure to use a reducer! There is a small store in the office and they do stock pressure reducers. The sites are paved, large and fairly level. There are hedges between sites with excellent privacy, a picnic table and fire grill included in the grassy enclosure. The Wifi is free and works well. No visitors are allowed after 11 p.m. The dump station charge is $6.00. There are free dump sites at both the Flying J and the Husky gas stations at the north end of the city. There is another free dump site at an Esso Station on the west end of the city. I was quite amazed that so many folks were already out in their RV's. The camp does have an overflow area. Some of the overflow sites allow generator use but some do not. It is owned and operated by the City of Saskatoon. I would stay here again.

49.83874 -101.52202 Lions Club Campground Maryfield, SK. There are eight grassy sites. 15 amp power. During the summer season there are showers. There are some picnic tables and campfire rings. Payment is on the honor system.

49.57630 -101.70320 $20.00 water and electric, $18.00 electric, $10 primitive camping. I'd stay here again.

The rate reflects winter season rates. No water, no service center. Electricity and firewood. We had two lovely fall days there. Good cell phone signal.

Fee includes entry to swimming pool. Rest rooms and showers at the pool--but dedicated for Campground use. Some distance from campground to pool. There is a dump station available. I would stay here again.

$15.00 electric site $7.50 primitive $1.00 shower A large grassy area. Honor system--deposit fee(s) at golf course. I'd stay here again.

There is a lovely little campground very near Fillmore SK. GPS 49.88507 -103.43888 First night free--2nd night $2.00. There is a sign on the highway and it is just south and on the very west side of the community. There are 5 15 amp outlets (four of them on one pedestal so bring long cords) a potable water supply and so "not too nice" pit toilets (a fair walk to them). Lovely shade trees, a couple of fire pits, and two above the ground grills for charcoal use. I would stay here again.

Water has receded so don't expect to go boating. It was marvelously quiet and staff were very helpful. Self registration is in effect--but there is a campground host. I'd come and stay for several days and wander around the hills. A lovely place to take a break from it all.

Pool has no hours and folks seem to be careful about that. Some highway noise so those who prefer "ultra quiet" may wish to stay elsewhere. Staff friendly and very helpful. Things get done *now*. WiFi is included with camping fee (hurray, let's all ask for this at our fav camps).

Four nights free--then rate is $35.00 per week. No showers, Pay phone on site. 48.32070N 102.38973W. Dakota Drug Company soda fountain (south 2 blocks)is the only place in the US to still sell a "whirl-a-whip." I had one and it is extremely good value for the money.

47.36625N 102.75457W Showers, toilet, wash stands. Donation invited. Dump site 30 amp power corner of Rodeo Drive and 4th Avenue W.

$10.00 non electric $15.00 electric 20,30, and 50 amp service (limited sites for 50). Excellent shower and bathroom.

Wi-Fi next season. Showers $1.00 for six minutes. Lovely trees. There is a train track beside campground. They have seniors rates. There is a pool nearby. Small store in office. Dump site with rinse water.

I'd stay here again in a flash. Definitely family orientated. Very nice water.

Campground asks for a donation to cover costs. Some noise from highway. There is water and a dump site. GPS 49.57011 -114.35918

Honor system for payment. Some 30 amp, some 15. Paddling pool, jungle gym and washrooms. Grass sites with braziers on poles for cooking and some picnic tables. Well maintained. I'd stay here again. 50.19713N 103.14259W

A bit "wild and woolly". Braziers for campfire. Keys for Washroom call the number above or 306-224-2172 All power 30 Amp. Box to deposit fee at 50.11217N 102.83703W I'd stay here again.

15 amp power only. There is drinking water at site 5 and a hose could be attached if one had a splitter to allow others to use it. There is a golf course--and washrooms at the club house. Daily vehicle fee is $5.00 or purchase a Regional Park Sticker. Email m126@sasktel.net for reservations (accepted year round). Open June 1 to Labor Day Long Weekend. There are fire grates on the ground. Town has fuel, grocery store, restaurant and fast food. I'd stay here again. gps 50.21436N 103.44815W

gps 50.21436N 103.44815W

52.46808 -107.40250 Radisson community camp ground picnic tables and grills less than ten sites vault toilet donation requested some road noise during the day—did not stay the night Aspen grove provides some shade lovely grass on all sites. A nice place to overnight and "get away from it all". There is cell phone service. I may not have the correct name--but there was nothing to indicate the name. Once upon a time there was water. I may have been too early in the season for it to be turned on.

A nice community campground. No electrical spots with shade--but tent folks need those more than RV folks. There is a sewer dump and rinse water. Potable water available at showers. The Wi-Fi was "in the wild" not an attribute of the particular park.

Campground is closed.

$12.00 is the winter rate--power and cable TV included. Hotel rooms continue to be reasonable priced and clean. Owners are very friendly. I'll stay here again.

WiFi is available near the office. Lots of lovely trees. It is located on the old highway so it is very quiet. There was a "for sale" sign. I sure hope it stays open as I would definitely stay there again. Staff friendly.

Nice friendly host. I enjoyed the stay. Very quiet. WiFi signal OK but only close to the office. It looks like a former KOA. Office was closed but owner lives above it and came down to register us. Night registration was clearly marked too.

WiFi barely covers first three rows of sites. Sites very close together. Pool was closed on this visit (Sept 11, 2007). Much noise from the highway with trucks roaring by. I'd not stay here again. Positives. Friendly accommodating staff.

Office open from noon to ten PM. To use dialup internet you need a toll free number and have to use the office phone. Staff was friendly. Nice pool but empty.

My third visit in a year. Very quiet.

Phone line in office area for modem access. Trains, planes and automobiles all contribute to the noise level. Not much in the store. I'd try another campground or boondock at the one Walmart in Calgary that allows that.

Back in site with narrow access road. Owner is very protective of the grass and will charge you if you happen to damaging it by driving on it. Wifi is "in the wild" but seems to work very well. We were promised a site--but that one was "given away" fortunately there was another site available. Nice view of the lake. No sign on new highway, found it by using GPS and microsoft Streets & Trips. Address: 2160 Old Okanagan Hwy Westbank , British Columbia Canada, V4T 1A1

Good free wifi friendly staff I'd stay here again in a flash!

I chose this because of it's location. Next time I'll choose somewhere else. Water hose was buried in the dirt to go under the site beside mine, as was the 30 amp power cord. Sites are very close beside each other. The one good thing (there is *always* something good) was how quiet the campground was. It was sold out. Owner seemed friendly but worn out. He spoke of having to be "creative" about supplying water and electric to the sites.

This campground felt very private. I would stay here again.

Wifi extremely limited--barely connecting and I'm in a spot very near the router. 20 amp service--fine for one appliance at a time--but don't run your AC and anything else. I'd overnight here again. If it had not been so hot I would have gone to the Provincial Park just down the road--but BC provincial parks have no hookups at all.

Hi, A wonderful community run Campground. It's lacks are wifi and a pool. $26.50 was for water, sewer, and 30 Amp ac power. Free firewood! I'd stay here again in a flash!

Sites are tight together and appear to all be "pull through". Wifi is *very* flaky and requires a "wep" key which is "sold" for $1.00. I don't understand why it had so many drop outs as it was a steady 2 bars out of 5. Water pressure was fine at night and low in the morning. Office is open from 10:30 a.m. to 11:00 p.m. There is an "internet cafe" in the office which offers access at $2.00 for fifteen minutes.

I found this a very quiet park. Campground staff are very helpful.

Wifi "in the wild" at the site I was in. Pit toilets which were clean where it matters. There is drinking water available. Very quiet park. $10.00 without electric.

Has Car rentals available. It was late at night and a shepherd vehicle guided us to the site. I chose it for the location nearby Mount Rushmore. It was a bit pricey compared to other campgrounds in the area.

10% discount for Good Sam or AAA. Wifi flakey. Washrooms clean. Helpful staff. Noise from high way was minimal which surprised me.

Has Wifi for an extra fee. Campground looks old and a bit run down. I arrived at 8 p.m. on a Friday night. Large sign saying "open" but no one was there. It was raining and the gravel sites had an accumulation of water on them. I had reserved and paid in advance. It is 24 kilometers East of Cheyenne. I decided to not stay. Rates are higher when you reserve in advance. Not many other RV's were there. I dislike them advertising wifi when there is an extra fee for using it. It is on the north side of exit 377 about one kilometer East. Not recommended.

Wifi very limited area. Cash only accepted for the fee. Shower and toilets require access code but were very clean. There are picnic tables at the sites and racks that can be used for starting a fire or barbecuing. Not all sites do 50 amp or 30 amp. My wife loves this campground. Very nice spa with geothermal heated water in town. Spa has an excellent dining room. Tunnels of Moose Jaw are worth a visit. There is a Flying J fuel station 370 North Service Rd. Hwy #11

Hi, I think the nightly rate is higher in summer time. When I visited it was winter so the charge was a very reasonable $12.00. Owner is friendly and helpful. Motel Rooms are clean too and $46.00 per night (tax included) Rooms are non smoking only.

Office closes at 6:00 p.m. Has wifi -- but for an additional fee. Park is clean. Occasional meals are served for a very reasonable price in the club house.

Staff was friendly and helpful. There is a hot tub as well as a pool. I found it a nice way to cool down.

A lovely primitive Campground with pit toilets and a pump for water. Fire pits and free wood were available. Creelman is 115.7km (71.9 miles) southeast of Regina along Highway #33.

A lovely well treed campground. It has 2 heated log buildings with showers, washroom facilities and an office with confectionery space, a sani-dump for 62 sites, 37 are fully serviced, others have power and water and a few are unserviced. Cell phone works. I'd stop here again anytime. Reservations recommended for July and August.

A very lovely quiet regional park that is not much used. Cell phone coverage is scanty--but may be better now as a new tower has been added since my last visit.