Cute little park in the trees. Thirty seven sites. Lots filled with residents. Tight, but accessible for big rigs. NO SATELLITE reception. AT&T ok. Good water pressure. We spent a week here. The PPA rate was for four nights and the remaining three nights was full price. Total, $153 for the week.

This is a Thousand Trails park hence the $1 charge. We have been coming here for several years. With Encore taking over TT this park has really slipped. The trees nee trimming to allow satellite TV access, grass around pads is tall, actually lost water line in the tall grass. No longer has a gate guard. Registration process is a fiasco. It seems that since Encore took over numerous people have been laid off and service has really gone down hill. Even though we can stay here for free we will be looking for another place the next time thru.

Really nice place. It is well maintained with good TV signal, AT&T signal, good water pressure, and nice cement pads to park on. Easy in, easy out. Price reflects Coast to Coast discount. Would return.

Great park but it could use a little more signage to direct you in. Sites were long, well maintained, and had good water pressure.We would return.

NICE park, friendly staff, parked facing lake on basically a pull through site. Pleasant surprise was the Friday night, all you could eat, fish fry for $8.95 per person. We stayed here for 2 days on our way to Mexico. Will return next year too.

Glad we found this park, clean, well organized, easy in and out, good price and friendly manager. No amenities, BUT we were just over night guests anyway. We will stay here again.

Friendly staff, but the park lacked signage to show where it is. We stayed here with Coast to Coast. Like prior reviews said, back in sites, a little cramped lengthwise. AT&T good date and voice, view of the river. We would return if only because of the rate.

Have stayed here several times when passing through. The park staff is very friendly, park is well maintained. AT&T data and voice good. It's just a large parking lot with amenities but like I said, well maintained. We will come back. Convenient to stores and restaurants too.

Rate reflects monthly rate. This place is awesome, the staff could not be any friendlier. Whoever laid out the park did an excellent job, big sites, wide streets, great power, good water pressure. The only complaint would be that they need more bandwidth and maybe another repeater, BUT all in all a great park. We had a group of 28 people, 14 rigs all 40 feet or better here for a week. Not one complaint. We will definitely return.

Large park, some freeway noise, good power, AT&T signal good. Unlike prior poster, we had no problem with either the water pressure or Wi-Fi. We stayed on the upper lot, out of the trees. Stayed here in a 40 ft MH, a little tight getting to the top lot. We would stay here again.

Nice park, but lots of trees, made getting our 40 footer into sites interesting, also may block satellite reception. Internet from CG was spotty. Sites need to be adjusted for level, we stayed in site 171, wheels were almost off ground to level. Lots of seasonals. AT&T was marginal, data non-existent. We would return.

Nothing but a gravel lot, lots of noise, prices at restaurant were REALLY high. On the plus side: good to see bison roaming out your windshield. AT&T ok.

An ok place for overnighting in our 40 footer: good power, water pressure. Park rules were dogs must be on leash, did not apply to park owner. Good jumping off place to explore Hole in Wall. AT&T good: voice and data.

Nice place to spend a night or 3. Good power, Wi-Fi, water pressure. AT&T no existent, friendly staff. We stayed here 9 years ago. Park is in better shape now. rate reflects Passport America.

Price reflects Good Neighbor Park rate. We stayed here in 40 foot MH, 3 slides. Nice level sites, good AT&T reception, open for satellite dish. Good power, friendly staff. We had a pull through site on west side. Above review mentions long termers and clutter, must have cleaned that up. Could use some mowing. Freeway noise not a problem for us. We would stay here again.

A well maintained park. Clean showers, restroom. Big pavilion for get togethers. Walk across US 93 and there is Flathead Lake. AT&T edge and at times 3G. New hosts and very friendly at that. Stayed here in 40 foot coach. Would return.

A nice little park, just off I-90 so there is some freeway noise, not too bad. Good 30 amp. Right on the river. AT&T good signal. We stayed in a 40 foot MH. Would return.

A nice LITTLE well maintained park, rate is passport America. WiFi was good, AT&T had good signal. Park had quite a bit of road noise. Otherwise ok. We would return.

if you are looking for solitude this is not the park for you. Lots of kids, running everywhere. Nice park, lots of trees that did not allow for satellite TV, AT&T edge only. First night lots of noise long after midnight. We stayed 3 nights at the Thousand Trails rate of $15 per night. We would return.

A nice little park. Inexpensive, well maintained. Hosts are quite friendly, help you in parking. Good AT&T coverage. Free wifi and cable. We stayed here in a 40 footer and would return.

Prior evaluation was correct for most part; the $15 for pumping is for 1 visit. The staff is not always friendly. This park is going through a transition from being owned by TT to being owned by Equity Lifestyles, BUT there is no one on site that can explain what that means to TT owners. AT&T is very spotty. We might return.

We found this by accident. It is a 55 plus Mobilehome park with 30 sites for RV's. Well kept, VERY friendly staff. AT&T works great here. We stayed here for 2 weeks in a 40 ft MH. They are also a Passport America Park. Located close to I-80, but no noise. Easy access off freeway. We will be back. Weekly rate is $175 all included. Monthly rate is $410 plus electricity.

Quiet park in a very pastoral setting, friendly staff. The sites are gravel between trees, the trees need a little pruning. Lots of birds in the area and deer in the airport area behind the park. The airport is really not a problem. AT&T worked well. Power is good.

This is a clean well maintained ownership style park. At this time of the year it was mostly empty. Some really nice sites here. All sites are cement pads. Good power, AT&T worked well, friendly staff. It's a little overpriced.

It is a quiet campground west of the Phoenix area. Large parking lot type campground that is well maintained. AT&T worked well. Friendly staff. This is our usual stop on our way out of Mexico for the winter.

VERY nice park. We stayed here about 4 years ago and said that we would never come back because of the then managers. Well, we were in a position of having to break that vow and glad that we did. New managers, the owner lives on site as well. Decent Wi-Fi at our site, good AT&T signal. Long pull through. The whole staff is so friendly. We will be back.

yikes, we stayed here because we were getting work done on our coach, otherwise, no way. Old run down park, electricity was weak, even at 50 amps. Lady at check in was very nice. AT&T signal OK. Rate reflects PPA discount. Many 'regulars" living here. Leaving early in the morning (5am) for work.

Nice large sites, friendly hosts, and a well kept laundry room. Good Wi-Fi at park, AT&T works great as well. We stayed here for 4 nights in a 40 footer. Friendly hosts, garbage pickup at curb. Would definitely stay here again.

We had been here before a few years back. It's a C2C park hence the $10 rate. Sites are level and grassy. Roads do need some work. Good electricity, Direct TV and AT&T both good. The gentleman who checked us in was a hoot. We stayed here in a 40 footer with 3 slides: had plenty of room. We will stay here again.

This is a National Park Campground. I booked on line after looking at Google maps and choosing a site. Some of the sites are hard to get into because of tree limbs, apparently the Park Service does not trim them because they are Live Oaks and protected. The park is a 3 minute walk from the gulf of Mexico. AT&T worked here. The rate reflects a Golden access pass at 50% of the normal rate. We will return.

Park was well maintained. The 50 amp plug was only 30 amps, seems that all the sites in the section we were in, were 30 amp. Sites were good sized, AT&T worked ok as well. We stayed here in a 40 ft. We would stay here again.

Nice, well maintained little park. The rate is a Passport America Rate. The owner was not happy to see me check in under PPA. Tried to sell me cable and phone. Also charged me a 3% service fee for using a debit card, the whole time badmouthing PPA. Also asked me if I would show a 5th wheel where to park as he had a dinner engagement, thought that was a little weird. Would go back, but NOT at $40 per night.

The $15 dollar rate reflects a $10 per night rate plus $5 per day electricity, this was a special rate of $299 per month. The park is now under new management and seems to be "coming back" from where it was. Lots of work being done, trees trimmed, lots leveled, potholes filled etc. We stayed a month in a 40 footer and loved it. It is a little tight in some spots getting in and out with the rig. We WILL go back.

We used Passport America here, hence the rate. Sites are grass/sand. Park roads are gravel with lots of potholes that filled quickly with water. Plenty of room for big rigs, AT&T only adequate. Park was quiet except for minor road noise. Would stay here again.

Great little place, where we were was a little tight getting a 40 footer in and out. Lots to see and do in the area. We were here as part of a HR rally. Received a 10 % Veterans discount. Would come back. Cell reception for AT&T adequate.

quiet place, good shows to take in as well as a neat little village. We stayed here in a 40 ft. motorhome.

If you are looking just for a place to park and hookup while you checkout the area surrounding Elkhart, this place fills the bill. Decent power, water and sewer, no trees so open for TV Satellite as well as internet dish. If you are having work done at Elkhart Service and Collision, then the stay is free.

This would be a great park except for all the geese and the inherent goose droppings. It's everywhere. The basketball court was unusable because of it. If you walked in the grass you always had to look for it. They have recovered nicely from the tornado that came through here in 10. The park is a good base for exploring the Amish country as well as Hershey Park. The surrounding countryside is predominantly farm land with numerous large farms.

Whenever we are in the Sacramento area we stay here, being members of Thousand Trails. The only drawback to us is the lack of sewer. They do offer a honey wagon, but it's $12 dollars. Grandson loves the kids park and play area. Fishing in the lake is fun for him too. Power is 30 amps and OK, water pressure is fine. Internet is a little rough. AT&T is spotty.

Quaint little park, it's both RV's and mobile homes, 55 and older. Good electricity (50 amps) water pressure good and sewer. All this for $130 per week in Sacramento. Madison Ave is a little busy but it's still a nice park in Sacramento. We have a 40 footer and fit in the slots easily. Concrete patio as well as asphalt parking area.

The $6 rate reflects a Western Horizon rate of $4 per day plus $2 for internet. Internet via Tengo net was REALLY slow, but we were able to retrieve e-mail. The site we had was level and had a nice view of the Blue mesa reservoir. AT&T is non- existent. There is good 50 amp power and great water pressure. The park does need work, BUT it was also on the verge of closing for the season. We would gladly return.

This is the best park that we have stayed at in quite some time. Great views of Scottsbluff, wonderful sunsets. The park is maintained very nicely. The $16 rate reflects a weekly rate. AT&T service good, data service OK. Lots to see and do in the area.

Nice surprise, open sites for satellite, 50 amp, water, sewer all for $10 C2C rate. St John's river is close by, with waterfall in park. AT&T is minimal, enough to surf with, but not much else. There is some cell service. Park is really well maintained.

Very quiet park while we were here. Nice place for a stop over. Great laundry room and good Wi-Fi. AT&T data and voice OK. We stayed here using C2C hence the $10 rate. Friendly staff. 3 nice lakes.

Loved this park, nice sized sites, GREAT water pressure. Close to everything, AT&T data and voice OK. Friendly staff. Still cleaning up and repairing after earlier tornado ripped thru this area. Need to get rid of the Geese, lots of potential e-coli because of them.

Not a bad park for a few days. Interior roads a little rough. 30 amp only, no Wi-Fi at site # 88. Biggest drawback, no sewer hookup. AT&T data and voice not real good. We stayed here under C2C so the $10 rate.

We stayed here in a 40 footer with 50 amp, water but no sewer. The hosts/owners are very friendly. Loved the place, our only gripe is that the 2/10 mile dirt road coming in to the park off Village Top Rd needs some attention. Has 2 large ruts that shook the rig as we slowly passed over them, fill with some gravel and all will be well. The $25 dollar rate is Passport America. We stayed here a week and will definitely be back next summer.

$10 reflects Coast to Coast cost. Large 300 site park. No sewer hookup and a $12 charge for a honey wagon. Electric at our site (261) was horrible, always below 110 volts and dropped out of service at least 3 times in 3 days. Trees at site need trimmed. Dogs (big ones) tied outside and allowed to bark in to the night. We did enjoy the area, the pond, the battlefield re-enactment. Also they need more dumpsters, could only locate two areas in the park. Good location.

Great little park situated on 8285 SR87 near Williamsport, Pa. Located on Loyalsock creek. Newer park, nice restrooms and showers and a friendly owner operator. AT&T cell service not good, but park has Wi-Fi. Could use a picnic table at each site. Very nice area.

We stayed here under Passport America, hence the price. The owners are really proud of this park, they charge $35 normally, wow. Like other posters said the interstate is almost overhead, HOWEVER I did not notice it in our coach. The park has been cleaned up, no cans or litter. We had a solid 50 amp and 45 psi for water, but no sewer. We were only passing through on our way north. We stayed here in a 40 footer parked on a concrete pad.

Loved this park, especially the staff; the office manager went out of her way to assist our Holiday Rambler Rally in whatever we needed. Loved the morning garbage pickup, too. Good location for visiting Andersonville and other sites.

This park has so much potential. It needs a lot of work, the roads are filled with pot holes. Some of the sites need graded to make a little more level, grass needs mowed, docks need new boards and paint, and the pools need new plaster. BUT it has a new owner and maybe he will put some money in to it. The staff is very friendly and are trying to keep it going while new help gets hired. This is an old Western Horizon park, hence the $4 per night. We were here during Hurricane Alex: had lots of standing water, but it disappeared quickly. We stayed here in a 40 footer on the lake. Had a nice view, lots of waterfowl. We will come back.

Passport America rate is $12.50. Park is on the west end of Marathon. Staff was very friendly. Solid 50 amp, good Wi-Fi.

It has very friendly staff. The park is an older park BUT in pretty decent shape. It is quiet at night, NO TRAINS. We spent 2 nights here using Coast to Coast.

The park is just OK for an overnight stay. It's in a bad part of town, lots of noise from family fights that police responded to. Didn't mind the train. I don't think I'd stay here again.