Great place to stay in Dodge City. New owners July 2017. They were extremely helpful and friendly…read more Affordable and clean, can't ask much more in a camp! Pool was deep, cold, and very enjoyable. Very close to tourist attractions, easy in and out. Nice slots for RVs. We would stay here again when in Kansas.

Wow - their online presence makes this look like a nice place, so we opted for it instead of the…read morenearby KOA. This "campground" seems abandoned. The pool area is nasty. The general store looks like 1960 Soviet Union - the shelves are almost all empty. What little vegetation they have is overgrown. On the upside it was $54 for one night. The 110 outlet on the power supply didn't work. Stay somewhere else!

I want to say I DID NOT STAY HERE. IM WRITING AS A PIZZA DELIVERY DRIVER. I wish to say that as a…read moredelivery driver of food, the sites are very clearly marked and the layout is super efficient. My little low slung beater car goes nicely along the roads and my truck loves it. Campers and rvs are neatly spaced with breathing room between tenants. When I get a camper I'm totally staying here. It's close to all the good stuff. Best place ever!

I would not recommend this site to my worst enemy. First of all the website and brochure show a…read morelake....There is no lake, well there is, just no water. The website does not state that. They show people fishing an having fun. So that was a major let down. Next the lady at the front desk, was totally not helpful. She kept saying it isn't her fault that there isn't any water in the lake. And that the website does say that the lake is empty. When we asked for a refund, she said that is not going to happen because all of the fee's are nonrefundable. Basically if you don't mind being lied to and like poor to no customer service...Then this IS the place for you. Heed my warning, this place is horrible.

This is an RV park not well maintained but for the price it served its purpose. Owner very nice…read more There is several abandoned RV's could use a clean up. Very pet friendly dogs allowed to run around loose. We were here for 3 weeks. Would we stay here again probably just because of the price.

So, listen to the other reviews about this place. The owner, who I only spoke with over the phone,…read moreseems nice enough. However, this is not a "campground", nor an "RV Park". It's a parking lot. There are some RVs that are on grass sites, but they are all very old and the place is just gross--not maintained. The one thing it has going for it is that it's close to the downtown area, but I think that could be said for just about any place in this small town. Definitely go to the Boot Hill Museum if you're in the area.

$25 a night with hookups, clean laundry and shower. Nice people…read more Not pretty, but perfect if passing through.

Very nice park. Very clean and well kept. Level cement pads and each spot has a nice picnic table…read more I would definitely stay here again. Next time more than just a quick overnight stop. They have a nice pavilion with porch swing, chairs and benches, bar b q pit and bar area. We enjoyed sitting there at dusk watching all the fireflies. They have a nice fire pit, horseshoe pit, ladder golf, bathrooms and nice laundry room. Lots of trees. There is a trail and creek, although, we didn't check it out. Gentleman managing was very nice and friendly. Price was very reasonable.

Haven't been able to get in touch with anyone from the office. We arrived on Wed March 11, and no…read moreone was there. We have a couple questions. I left several messages with NO reply. Today is Thursday afternoon.

This was such a nice inn. It was very cute and clean. The owner was great and bc I was a single…read morewoman she put me in a room close to the office. I would stay here again in a minute.

The nicest lady is at the desk. I traveled through with three service dogs and they were more than…read moreaccommodating with no complaints on the dogs. The bathrooms here are the cleanest thing I have seen just like a hospital there is clean as a hospital!! Very friendly and easy to talk to. I would definitely stay here again I wish I would have taken pictures cuz the hotel down the street is disgusting. Thank you very much and we will stay again if passing through.

Nice little park with trees and grass next to RVs. My only complaints are that it hosts a pool, and…read morethere's no WATER in the pool, and the water pressure isn't great. Nice little park though there isn't much around it to do. Pretty much an overnight and gone kind of place.

Do NOT consider this one. We stayed one night in our 38' 5th wheel. I tell you the size to give you…read morean idea of the space/height needed. It's got pot holes, is badly overgrown, the picnic table was rotted, and the whole area was terribly unkept. I cannot critique the facilities, but bet they too are below standard, using 'standard' liberally. The only upside was that it didn't have feral cats. I hate to give this place such a dismal review but, I hope this saves you a very bad experience.

Will never return! Owners are horrible and rude. I stayed for many months, always paid on time and…read morethey charged my card unauthorized charges saying I owed more when I did not. Weeds were never cut, water constantly froze on RV park side. Stay away!!

Site #12, electric box didn't work. It also had a large sink hole along side going under slab. I'm…read morelucky I didn't break an ankle when I fell in. Tried to use site #11's junction box 30amp was damaged. Luckily we had no campers next door. It would be an adequate campground with some maintenance. We just needed an overnight spot.

Great place for some rest and relaxation!! The staff is friendly and quick to respond to calls…read more They have a snack bar with all of the necessities and they sell bagged ice. The swimming area is great for kids and families alike. There were a lot of fishermen and it looked like some pretty good fish were being caught.

This is a mere 10 miles north of the Oklahoma-Kansas border on the rolling plains. It's stunning…read morecountry, and as you drive north you begin to cross small creeks and rivers. Even on the Oklahoma side there are some historical markers. The Santa Fe Trail is not far from here. The park is a marvelous oasis with a small man-made lake and surrounded with huge cottonwood trees. There are lots of juniper. This pears as a large slash of green against the rolling grassy plains. There are campsites pretty much all around the lake. The campsite I stayed at the first night, Cottonwood, was pleasant enough but very "public" in in full view of a very busy camp road. It was terribly crowded Sunday and there was back and forth traffic pretty much until 11 PM. I only saw law enforcement once. They stopped at a site near mine (Cottonwood #1) and spent a long time talking to some people in a small and very old trailer. It looked like they were living there semi-permanently with a huge woodpile, BBQ, etc. The truck belonging to the site was on its last legs. They (a couple?) seemed to be slowly patrolling by my camper van again and again, looking closely. Since I was the only other van in the campground I started locking my travel-all. I don't usually do that. There were enough large family groups in run down trailers and trucks, that I thought some casual theft wasn't out of the question. I couldn't figure out where all of the muscle cars with their loud music were coming from. Meade is the next nearest town and it's a good 10 miles north. Well, this is the place to cruise on a pretty day, it seems. There were just lots of cars and trucks, cruising around. On Monday it was much quieter. You can really see what an oasis this is. I moved to Cedar #2. I had no trouble, as the park is only 10% occupied now. A pair of flickers is cavorting above my head in the trees. Site #2 has great shade. All I have to do is turn around and see the lake. There are lots of playgrounds and cool, green places for people to walk to. It's a fishing lake, so no powerboats. It's quiet because of that. The bathroom and shower house that serves the whole park apparently is rudimentary at best. There are two shower stalls for women with no curtains. It is all open air. Just like girl scout camp you can see trees and sky when you shower. The water is warm and you can choose only one temp. There is no door into the shower house/bathroom itself. You just jog to the right of a brick wall and there you are. ZERO privacy.