This park is accessible to I-35, but access to sites is poor for larger RVs. It is an older RV park and is pretty run down. Immediate neighbors are a construction yard and Lowe's store. Streets are narrow and in poor condition. We felt that the rates were misleading in the campground guide as last year was listed as $24. We would not return in the future.

This park is in a rural area, on a poorly maintained county road. When we visited there were only three sites occupied and the feel collection was self service. There are Corps of Engineers parks nearby and I am amazed that anyone was staying there. "We did not spend the night" but chose to go on to the COE park which was very nice.

Parking is on grass and gets very slick if there is much rain.

This is not a destination park but is an excellent choice for those who just want a nice, friendly place to spend the night. The park is clean and attractive and serves fully self-contained RVs. Access is very good and location is convenient to all city facilities.

This Corps of Engineers park with level, paved sites and a nice view. The shady sites are limited in number for RVs but nearly half of the tent sites are well shaded. There is also a section of the RV area that is for visitors who have horses, with pens for them. There is a 14 day limit but it can be extended by the lake manager, who usually will approve it unless the extension includes a major holiday when the park fills.

The rating of this park will depend upon what the visitor seeks. There is nothing there for children to do and it does not have showers. It does now have a laundromat that is very clean and new. It is small, but this park only has 38 sites! This park supplies exactly what their web site says it does. It is very quiet and in an very rural setting, yet only two miles from major highways and with good roads and easy access. The sites are reasonably wide and very easy to get into, with wide streets of well maintained gravel. Most sites are pull-through. The lake is well away from the sites, but has tables for visitor use and has catch & release fishing with no license. The owners are very nice and the park is run such that there is little contact with the staff, unless you need something. There are trees near the sites, but none in the campground so there is no shade, but it does make for very easy access. This is a good park to stay in if you seek only a place to stay and to sleep, but not to be entertained. We spent a week there to visit family and we will return next spring!

As others have said, this is the HQ for the Escapees RV Club. Everyone is welcome, but members stay for only $12.50, plus electricity. While I would rate this park very high for those who have any interest in becoming a member, if fairness I also would have to say that a family just passing through on vacation would probably be better served by a park out near Lake Livingston. What makes it great is the Escapees RV Club! We were there for the New Year's Eve party.

This is a good choice for one night, but we would not stay longer. Access is very easy, but the streets are gravel and dusty. Staff are very nice and helpful. There is no shade in the sites. WiFi is available for $4 per night.

This is a nondescript park with no real outstanding features, but nice facilities and is there mostly for the casino. Access is very easy and it is a great choice for a short or overnight visit.

The park is just over the fence from the rail road track. The sites are very small and narrow. The motorhome in the site next to us had to move our picnic table to extend his street side slide. The utilities are in the gravel strip that is the yard area of the next site, street side. The pull through sites are just long enough for our 35' motorhome and toad. Like most KOA parks, there is an extra cost for sewer, 50A, cable TV, and even a fee of $2 each person if you have any visitors to your RV. We would not stay here again.

We found the people to be friendly and the campground shady. The pool was not open when we were there in July of 2004. We have stayed there three times and we feel that it is a reasonable value for the area. We would stay there again as it is very handy and in an area with few places that are close to the highway.

The park is great, with miles of hiking trails and spectacular scenery. The campground is only so so. The staff are friendly and the park is clean. But there are tall weeds between some of the sites and there are none with a sewer connection. Some sites have no hook-ups. It is great for a week end or a short visit.

This is a friendly park with very nice trees and poor to fair roads. The sites vary from reasonably level to very un-level. The pool is in good condition and restrooms are old, but reasonably clean. The park seems to be an old one that could use a major renovation.

This park has large trees with good shade, but that is the most outstanding feature of it. It is an old park that is much in need of renovation. The pool is OK, the shower building is as clean as an old, run down building could be kept. But it needs attention. The sites are nice, but range from near level to difficult to level in. The owners are friendly, but rather resentful toward the military campground located on Ft. Knox. While the park did not have Wifi, there is an open link that is accessable when near the store or entrance. It seems to come from a nearby home. The new owners are working very hard to bring the park up, but they need a major capital investment. The rate that I quoted was based upon a weekly rate of $166.50

This is a nice park with easy access. All streets and sites are paved and it shows a high level of care and maintneance. We stopped for only one night so did not check out everything, but we would return.

This is a the campground for Ft. Knox Army post. It is open to military, active and retired, government employees and to guests of the soldiers who are stationed there. It is a very nice park with a large play ground and a fishing lake near by. There are 30 new sites with paved pads and full hook-ups. This park does not take reservations.

This is a very nice, quite new, park. We found the people to be very helpful and friendly. All streets and sites are paved and in excellent condition. The grounds are very well cared for with landscaping and flowers. We will stay here if we pass this way again!

This is a Passport America park and is worth the price for a night, but I would not spend more than that. The park facilities are very limited and the scenery is poor. Access to the sites and to the highway are fair.

Interior roads are good, but gravel. All sites are pretty level, but not paved. There is good grass in the sites and the RVs are well spaced apart. We would stay here again.

Good gravel interior roads and pads. Most pads are fairly level. The shade here is excellent. The park has bus service at the entrance for easy access to down town.

This is a Passport America park and we paid only 1/2 price. I would rate it as an OK park with good streets and level sites, but few amenities. I would stay for a night, but not long term. If you are a member of Passpost America, it is a bargin. The employees are friendly and helpful. It is well off of the street and quiet.

This is an old park that needs renovation, but with friendly people and excellent service. The sites are grassy and fairly level. They do have free WiFi and are quite close to the lake.

This park is a member of Passport America and we paid half price for four nights. The sites are fair with full hook-ups and the streets are gravel. Shade is very lacking as is grass, but this is desert and rocks so this is normal for the area. The facilities are new and very well maintained and the pool and facilities were spotless. We found the staff to be very friendly and helpful. We will stop there again!

The park has very dusty streets and many sites are in poor repair. The staff were friendly enough but the price was a little high for that area and the time of year. We also disliked the fact that the owner bragged to me about causing problems for RVs who park at Wal mart, which is far from the interstate and have very few there. I felt the owner's attitude was arrogant and condescending to his customers. I will not go back, even though we will return to Cheyenne.

We were here in September and found it to be hot and windy. Most activities had already closed for the season.