For our RV the connections were difficult, water and electric are near front of site where they put us. Have to pull pretty far into site to hookup. Definitely off the beaten path but was quite. Lots of permanent campers but it was late September and not many were there. We would probably stay there again.

Got a good Sams discount otherwise the rate was $40. Very nicely laid out and clean, staff was friendly and helpful. Sites are paved and level, good water pressure and cable at each site. I would rate this the nicest campground we have ever stayed in during our 10 years of RV'ing.

We have a membership at this campground and have stayed there for a week at a time last couple of years. They are constantly improving the campground with membership fees. A lot of the sites are off level and most are all gravel. Water pressure is low, electric is good, our site this year the sewer was uphill. Lots of kids on the weekends and the noise that goes along with it but they are good about maintaining quiet during restricted hours.

We placed our request for a reservation online, said they would call. That never happened, 5 days later I called and left a message, still never called. Got here and found out they did not have the spot we requested. We prefer to camp along the river, now the largest majority of river sites are taken by permanents. Our permanent camper showed up Saturday afternoon late. First thing we noticed is they like to play police and yell at people they think are going to fast. They do not police themselves at night past the 10pm quiet time, with partying and their kids yelling. They then at 11pm tied a young puppy outside their trailer and left. Dog barked and howled for 45 minutes before they came home. I tried calling the owner and they don't answer the phone at night. I was going out to my truck to go wake the owner up when one of the kids came back and put the dog in the trailer. Too many strikes for us. We use to love this campground. We will never come back now. It is becoming a community and not a campground. My rating is for utilities, operation is a 1.

Nice campground for an overnight stay, quiet. Some pull thrus are paved and some are gravel. Manger was quite helpful and polite. Would stay here again no problem. People who complain aren't thinking about the value for their dollar, so don't be fooled. If you want a pool and all the annemeties then go to the nearest KOA or expensive park. This is a great value for $13 and beats being a boonmoocher at Walmart!

We were here for a RV Rally so we got a special rate, but the people were extremely friendly and helpful and the sites were level.

Part of the Coast to Coast family, we found the park to be really nice, the managers are very friendly. The park layout is in a circle, some sites are level and some are not, they are all gravel. Off the beaten path but great place to spend some time to relax. Not crowded at all. Very clean and run well.

Nice clean campground. I believe all sites are back in but most seems to have plenty of room. We have a 40' 5th wheel and had no problems.

Nice campground but extremely noisy between the trains and airport. Fortunately the airport is not very busy at night. Employees were very curtious and helpfull. Would stay again but a little pricey for an overnight stay. They do take Good Sams discount of 10%

20% discount for Escapee's. Quite pleased with the park. Well maintained and clean. Owner very friendly. We can hear the road noise but it is not excessive. The convenience of being near our exit is worth the tradeoff. We would stay again.

Good park for a stopover. It is basically a mobile home park that has some rv hookups. Power was clean and the owner 70+ old was very nice. Boron is kind of a run down town but decent for the night. There are a couple of Museums there to visit. They are known for the old Borax soap you know the 20 mule team deal.

Passport America campground cost is $10 per night. Owner was very nice and helpful. There are lots of barking dogs though. In the older section of town and right next door to the Cactus Rv Park. Good place for an overnighter. No regrets for stopping here. Good clean power and nice hookups in good shape.

Super place to camp, right by the beach 100yds away. No hookups or dump station here but you can use dump station at the Morro Bay campground. This was an old day use parking lot converted to camping area. Not but about 5 sites that can handle a big unit. If those are taken you have to pay for 2 sites. Very local to town and everything you need. Just south 15 miles of where the Elephant Seals come in the winter to mate. Defintely would go back but you gotta like boondocking or a perfect nights stay. Hosts are super friendly.

Very nice kept campground ex KOA. Good clean power and connections. Some sites are cramped but they have others plenty big enough for the biggest rigs. Our's is 40' 5 slides and we had plenty of room. They give a Good Sams discount of 10%

Fantastic park. We spent a month there for $265 plus electric. They paved all the roads while we were there. Can be a little dusty if the wind picks up. Close to Sierra Vista for shopping. Lots of things to do in the area like Tombstone, Fort Huachuca,Kartchner Caverns. Very friendly employees. Rv store sits up in front of the campground is handy for supplies and they sell propane there.

Nice park. $13 is with Escapees Discount. Most spots are pretty tight but we have a 40' 5th wheel with 5 slides and we fit. Very convenient to Downtown Branson for shows and shopping. If your not going for the downtown stuff I would pick somewhere else as the traffic can be terrible during show times.

Super park and owners. Stocked fishing pond with no license required

Lady running the campground was extremely nice. Very well taken care of and clean. Some sites are cramped for big rigs but they can get in. Definately would stop again.