This CG is right off Route 3, 10 minutes from the Gateway Arch in St Louis. (That's the only good news). However, there are RR tracks somewhere nearby, and the trains blow their horns repeatedly, throughout the night. Sites are level, but tight. Staff pleasant. Accepts Good Sam discount. There is a BBQ restaurant on site. Washing machines did not work. The nearby supermarket is a pig pen, and it's the only one around. Would not stay here again.

Great place, resort atmosphere, with friendly and helpful staff who escort you to your site and guide you in. Level sites, lakes, country store, clean pool, new and clean bathrooms with private showers. Kansas City International airport nearby, but noise did not interfere with a good night's sleep. Would definitely stay here again.

Nice park, with plenty of trees, and adequate sized gravel sites. Took Passport America discount (or Good Sam, AAA), but added $5 for 50 amp service. Pool, fishing pond, mini golf, playroom/arcade, and pavilion. Bathrooms clean, but smelled of mildew. Small laundry room.

Beautiful grounds with large lake for water sports. Very popular with local folks. Sites spacious, however, a number of motorhomes had wheels off the ground due to uneven ground. We could not get satellite pick-up due to many trees. Showers and bathrooms are old, and fairly clean. Would stay again, in a different site. Price reflects Senior Pass 50% discount.

Clean park with easy access from I-40. Sites are level and gravel. Gas station and small general store attached to CG Registration area. Laundry machines new. Bathrooms clean and each has their own shower! Great sunsets. Would be perfect if it had paved sites and a pool.

What a stink! Our motorhome stunk like a sewer in a matter of hours. We asked to move, same thing. Checked out the next day. Will write in for a 2 day refund. The office staff said," PLEASE WRITE IN. So many people complain."

Nice spot right off I-40, and 10 miles from Old Town. Spotless bathrooms and showers. Camping World is "next door". Host was pleasant and helpful. Some interstate noise at night. Pulled open the windshield curtains in the am, and a cow was looking at me! Luckily, we were not down wind from the pasture. Would stay here again.

The campground is one mile from I-40. There is a railroad route nearby, and the trains pass day and night. The office gives out key chains that say: "You survived a night of 1000 trains". After a downpour, most of the gravel sites were flooded, and it took an hour for acceptable drainage. The laundry and bathrooms are impeccably clean. The town of Seligman is a trip back in time, everything "Route 66". Fun stops and good photo ops. Because of the trains, one night was enough for us.

Wide open lot adjacent to Rte 24, but fairly quiet at night. Snug sites. Only one washer & dryer, and bathrooms need a little TLC. Buena Vista is a lovely town with friendly folks. The route here takes you through the San Isabel National Forest - breathtaking views. Good area for gold panning, whitewater rafting, hot springs, jeep tours.

This campground is 15 miles north of Santa Fe, adjacent to Rte 285. It is essentially one big parking lot with 4 or 5 rows of sites. There are no trees and for us it was a one night stop. Probably would not camp here again; If we wanted to camp in a parking lot, we would have gone to Wal-Mart, for free.

Very clean campground, which is primarily an over 55 trailer park. Pool is delicious and staff pleasant and helpful. So hot here in the summer, that it looks deserted.

Big parking lot, but sites big enough for slides, awnings and your toad. Pool, laundry and bathrooms clean, staff pleasant and helpful. Just up from Sam's Town, which we left early because of sewer odors permeating the motorhome.

Very quiet and under-utilized park. Some branch impingement on the roads and backing into spots. Pool is about 2 miles away within park. Bathrooms and laundry rooms excellent. Would camp here again.

We loved this setting. Beautiful lake and beach. Our first time at a COE campground and we are hooked. They accepted our Senior Pass for 50% off the $19 nightly cost. Only drawbacks....nowhere to wait for site to be vacated, narrow road, had to keep checking the site with the toad. Some low hanging tree branches, but not too bad. Would come again.

Site 20 best view next to dam of Keystone Lake. Bathrooms need TLC - no entry doors, bugs galore. Some overhanging branches, need care in parking and slide use. Price listed is before Senior Pass 50% discount. Quiet place.