This campground is fun for the entire family! There is always so much to do in a weekend! They…read moreoffer horseback riding, beach on a lake, kid crafts, DJ or live bands, grey group or single family camping. Easy to walk/ bike or horseback riding trails (26 miles!). They have canoe and water bike rentals along with activities every weekend! They even host 2 bluegrass festivals, 1 yoga festival, and a wild west show!

We are starting our journey of visiting every state park. We have been to some, but this is a…read morerestart for retirement! We started here and it was a wonderful start. The leaves were just starting to turn and the views were lovely. The hiking trails are well maintained. There was also work being done on the beach play area. Should be great when it is done.

Nice hiking trail. We took the Mt Tom trail which was a nice loop taking you to a lookout point for…read moreMt Tom as well as a lookout for Little Tom. The trail was in nice shape. There were a few areas that needed a little grooming but nothing to cause you to lose the trail. There was a detour because goats were fenced along the trail nearest the swimming area causing that part to be closed. We just cut that part out and followed the road back to our car. So glad we did because we found two fawns on the edge of the road and photographed them peaking at us from behind the trees. Lots of wild flowers along the trail. It seemed to be a popular camping spot and many were swimming in the lake on a warm afternoon. We actually missed the Mt Tom lookout as you have to leave the trail and cross a parking lot to get to the lookout path. We decided to drive up there and I'm so glad we did. They have some nice placards and a lookout structure so you can really see above the tree line.

We stayed in a camper cabin on a Saturday night in August. The cabin was great! There was a table…read moreand chairs, two bunk beads, and electricity! Cabin F was secluded with trees and just grassy area across the road. The campground was ok. I thought the sites were on the small side. The actual lake with beach area was far from the campground. You would want to drive there. The bath/shower house was in need of a good cleaning or remodel. Overall, a one night stay was just fine.

Wonderful place..Great staff. We'll be back! Clean restrooms and showers. Camping heaven.read more

Came here to relax and detach from the world. I can say it's not the bear place doe that but it's…read morevery pretty. There's a nice beach with a playground and fishing dock. This is also a campground and RV pen I learned. People here seem to really like staying here. It's away from the hustle and bustle of city life which is good.

I stayed here with my boo thang after a night of dancing and fun for a wedding. The cabins are…read morepretty rustic but come with a full kitchen and utensils provided. Our view was beautiful as we were right in front of the lake. They have rentals for boating and other activities available, as well as a list on their website around what to bring. I didn't interact with the owners themselves since we came in after the office closed, but getting the key and returning it was super easy. The beds are standard full and each room has an air conditioner in it for those sweaty nights. If you have more than 4 staying the couch is a futon! I really liked this spot and would consider it again. All of the sites are close together so you don't get the 'alone in the woods' feeling but it's still quiet enough where that's okay.

This is a beautiful, quiet, RV friendly campground just outside of Minneapolis. Not many sites,…read moremaybe 30 or so. Dog friendly, super nice owners, and close to several parks with hiking trails. There are a few sites that would be perfect for a bigger group (3+ campers). Bonus: the wifi works great in an area with not much cell reception, and the shower house is kept very clean. We will definitely be back next summer!

Quiet stop along the way! Rustic with amenities! All the hooks up and Wifi. Friendly owners and…read morenice neighbors! We spent the cool fall evening listening to bug, birds and coyotes in the distance!

Very clean campground. Very comfortable and convenient for us coming into town from Colorado. The…read morestaff are great and super friendly. They went out of the way to make sure we were comfortable and enjoyed ourselves.

I wouldn't even rate it a 1!!! I have been going out to spend time with my family out there for…read morethe last few years and HAD loved it. Now I would have to say it is one of the worst campgrounds I have been to. Now they are discriminating against some handicap people and are not as inviting for families to spend time together. They would rather you spend your time getting to know others around the campground. I for one don't care who else is out there I am there to spend time with my family and my family alone. The safety has seemed to go down as well there is enough people driving golf carts around while drinking that it has also made me uncomfortable for my children. Wish that the Old Wagon Campground wouldn't have gone down hill so much and been showing so much disrespect for a fun family get away!!

One of the nicest "campgrounds" I have ever stayed at. It is a campground as you get a picnic table…read moreand a fire ring with your spot. This is NOT an RV resort. There is no laundry or mail service. Seasonal spots are very clean, which tells me the owners have high standards. By the main office the lots are level and grassy. It's geared towards self-contained units. There is one toilet with a few showers far from the camping area. I could probably squeeze my 45' MH in here. It's definitely travel trailer and 5th wheels or a smaller MH. It is family focused. The lower level of the campground is on the shores of the Platte River and the Mississippi. Very grassy, treed spots that are level. A nice play ground near the bathrooms which are clean but the showers are up the hill. These are W/E only sites. This place is big and meticulously. For that reason, the family/workers are very curt with their answers as they are there to work and not socialize. So if you are looking for warm fuzzies you will not find them here. This place is on the higher end. To camp nowadays it is expensive. Visitors have to pay an entrance fee. Wood is $6/bundle. No foreign wood allowed. For any campground/RV resort, always read all the rules and regs before you make your reservations. They can usually be found on the website.

HAHAHAHA IT'S A JOKE. THERE'S NO TREES. THEY PLACE YOU TO FISH IN THE MUD. THEN YOU WALK UP AND…read moreYOUR FEET ARE SINKING IN THE MUD. THEN YOU TRY TO GET OVER IT. BUST OUT YOUR FISHING FISHPOLE. BUT THERE'S NO FISH. They only care about money. You are arms length from the next campground literally arms lengths with no trees. Lol. Also plan on walking half a mile to the bathroom you're not using it outside once again no trees. If you wanna call that campground, I'm not sure. All the tubes were deflated and down and neglected. They have a rule against leaving rugs or mats in front of your tents. Dont bring your own fire wood because they insist on making you pay for theirs. You walk to their gift shop and they charge you 45.99 for a hammock. And $70 for a regular camping chair. Lololoololol!!!! Don't go here. Oh and their fake dog park has grass up to my knees. Hopefully this review helps you guys figure out your life.