As stated by others, OK for an overnight stay, albeit a little expensive for what you get. The park has definitely seen better days, and has lost its Good Sam rating as well as its Wi-Fi. Fair amount of highway noise but we slept through it. We'd stay here again but only if our travels made it convenient.

Roads in and out a bit rough (not the campgrounds fault) but the campsites were concrete and level. Not much in Vidalia, but Natchez is just across the bridge. Some barge noise at night but no problem. Good value if you use Passport America.

I gave the owners some extra points for being friendly, for having clean restrooms, and great recycling. And, it really is a nice location. As a campsite, we had some real problems. The roads are steep and narrow with deep ruts. Pads are gravel and small, and when wet soft. We were here on a rally with big rigs that should never have been put into these small spaces. We had multiple people who had to be towed both in and out by tractor. Our rather large motor home was put on a grassy spot in a valley, which turned into mud. I was lucky to get out. I won't be back here, even if the weather is dry.

A little short for a bigger rig, but had wide spaces. A great location by Rocky Mountain Park. Has friendly staff, and a well stocked fishing pond if that is what you want. It's close to Estes Park, too. We'd stay here again.

Very convenient to I-84, easy in out, large spaces, well maintained grass but we had no shade. First site I've been to that had 100A at each camp site, great for those of you with big buses! Laundry and restrooms were clean. Very small pool, also had a hot tub which we used. We'd stay here again if our plans had us in this area. Passport America rate available, and Good Sam as well for the second night.

This park is worth going out of the way to get to. With Passport America, it was only $14 a night. The sites are huge and all grass pull through sites, 50A power, good water, strong Wi-Fi and the operators are very friendly. The interior roads are dusty, and there is no shade whatsoever, but it has a great location near the Amana Colonies. Stay extra and visit: great German shopping (make sure to go to the meat market and bakery), and inexpensive but good German restaurants. If we ever get back in the area we'll make sure to stay again, even if it is out of our way.

Perfect for a quick overnight stay. Nothing fancy, but decent pull-throughs so you don't have to unhook. Nothing fancy, but serviceable.

Perfect for a quick overnight stay. Nothing fancy, but decent pull-through sites so you don't have to unhook. Has friendly staff. Nothing fancy, but serviceable. The Joe T restaurant (next exit east) has some excellent steaks.

OK for an overnight stay, especially with Passport America. Has good access from I-80, with lots of room but interior roads are deteriorating badly. My site was way in the back, but still noisy from nearby I-80: showed signs of rutting from prior rains, could become very muddy. But for what it is: an overnight stay while driving through, it's a good deal especially with Passport America.

First: this is a nice park, better than most. But it is not like the web site implies. You'd think you will be in the country, but you are between two freeways (noisy), a refinery (smells), and industrial area (not pretty). For this, I downrated it to an 8. But it is a nice park, and very convenient to SLC. We'd stay here again.

Park was a little more run down than what I expected from other reviews, lots of full time residents in old RVs. A fair amount of noise from the road, although not enough to keep me from sleeping. However, it was pull through, and power, electricity and sewer were fine. Rate reflects first nite at Passport America rates. We didn't bother to use the restrooms or showers. We'd stay here again for the convenience of the location.

Normally I would have rated this park a 6 but the hot springs (free to campers), easy pull throughs, and friendly staff (and the low price: $18, 1st nite $9 for Passport America) made me bump it up. It really is a nice relaxing place to soak in the hot pond. Large pull throughs take any size rig, even triple towers. But it is remote, the nearest restaurant is 25 miles away in Burns. But if you're going across Oregon and need a place to spend a nite or two this place is just fine. We'd stay here again.

Very nice place, clean, well kept, free WiFi, newspaper, breakfasts. Showers etc. were clean. Small pool, hot tub but pleasant. Management personnel very friendly. Well landscaped, each site has bushes and trees to line the pad. Quite a bit of noise from the freeway but it didn't bother me and I'm a light sleeper. We'd stay here again! Note there are 5 resorts in this chain in the west coast area with reduced costs for longer stays.

This is my first ever 10 rating! We had a premium spot right at the river and it was great. The sites are large, level, and concrete. First time I've been to a site where fivers can back in and motor homes pull in and still get the river view! Landscaping is beautiful, as are all the facilities. It is spotlessly clean and well managed. We'll certainly stay here again. The only minor negative was freeway noise but it was low enough to be covered by running a fan.

Yes, the sites are a little close, but it still has more room than most of the other campgrounds in this area. The sites are paved, and have a grass area with table and grill. Excellent maintenance, the park is clean and well kept. The new owners have gone out of their way to make our stay pleasant. Next time we are in the area we will certainly stay here again.

We really like this 1000 trails park. We stay in the upper section, and the sites are large and easy back ins. Full hookup with 30A (50A available some sites $3 night extra). Lots of deer, and walking trails to the lake. We stayed here 2 weeks before we moved on to the west coast. All 1000 trails we've been in show some sign of needing maintenance, this one was no exception but nothing to require a serious downgrade. Recommended park!

Great campsite for close in parking to LSU and Baton Rouge. Grass pull throughs, gravel roads. Fairly roomy, no problem with slides etc. Access note: when getting off of I-10 (exit 155A) on Hwy 30 head south, then turn right on Stadium Drive (right past the stadium, can't miss it) then left at the "T", which is River Road, till you get to the park. All the other roads leading to River Road have a very high RR crossing that you will not be able to get over with a large vehicle. Don't follow your GPS!

Interesting place... really some fishing lakes with RV pads (some concrete, some dirt). Stayed for Mardi Gras parades, didn't use the facilities that much. We stayed on a gravel site, and be careful if it rains because the ground is unsettled and you will sink in, especially a big rig. But they do grade it regularly.

Driving to the Colfax Corp park makes you wonder, you are so far in the boondocks. Then you see the park, what a surprise! Easy back in sites, each one large and paved with HUGE grassy areas all around, a nice concrete pad, and all the hookups! Free Wi-Fi, free showers, free laundry. Great place to stay for a few days to relax (and fish, if that is your thing) but bring your own night life, it's way in the country.

Very nice place! Clean and well laid out. Close to Zion NP and stores in Hurricane. Friendly staff. Only negative: seems like the premium sites (like we had) had less room than the standard pull throughs. We'd sure go back here!

Great value for the money, rate shown is Passport America. Fairly tight, but then price is low. Note that the GPS coordinates are off, if you use one you'll pass right on by. Local Mexican restaurant also very good and pleasant. Only negative: when leaving space through the trees was so tight that I ended up with several long scratches down the side of my MH. Did inform management; maybe its been fixed.

Older site, tight roads and spaces, but adequate for being in Vegas. Convenient to highway, local casinos. Surprised by Sam's Town; we liked that place and casino food was good and half the cost of the strip.

Stayed here under the "5 nights free" program. The sales pitch was not high pressure, and in fact informative. This is a nice place, big sites, no shade but great satellite coverage. No Wi-Fi, but I have my own. Nice pool, hot tub and rec rooms. I might even consider buying into this place.

Very friendly staff, nice grassy area next to our motor home. Reasonably wide spaces in our section, but other sections share a common pad and are tighter. I would guess this to be the nicest RV park in the area, and Passport America discount makes it cheap, too. Nice showers and bathrooms. Next time through I'll stay here again!

Very nice site. Wide roads and spaces, easy pull through or back in. Note that there is $6 per day per vehicle charge if you are not a Colorado State Parks member. Only thing I didn't like was the $1 charge for 4 minutes in the shower, plus 25 cents each additional minute. But they were clean and easily accessible. Nice laundry facilities. Quiet location, yet close to I70.

I stay here frequently as it is close to my kids. It is cheap, and sites in the 50Amp section are close, and there is no sewer (just a dump station) but despite all that it is in a great location, it is clean, and the hosts are friendly. I will be staying here again. Great location for being so near a major city!