Nicely laid out tent area under trees and away from RVs. Bathroom was very clean and way above…read moreaverage. There are virtually no bugs here. I didn't have to evict any spiders from my tent in the morning like usual. Didn't appreciate the mowing that started at 530pm right behind my tent site. The should do that before check-in time. Later, there was more mowing I could here beyond the perimeter and the smell of biosolids wafted in the air from somewhere. All night, I heard traffic and the occasional semi that broke hard going down a road that is supposed to be 45mph. There was a train horn around 6am. Staying in an RV would be much better here. I would probably camp here again though if passing through the area.

Great service, ok hook ups, and pretty nice facility's. It is a bit pricey though for an older koa…read more Mark the manager worked his tail off to keep everyone happy.

Very convenient location, close to interstate and Bismarck. We didn't notice any highway noise,…read morebut there were a number of unsupervised kids running around making a LOT of noise. No problems getting in and out - easy to navigate. All utilities good. Site fairly level with ground asphalt surface (not our favorite). No host on site, but the hut at entrance had everything we needed. The issue here are the buddy sites, which are VERY close together. With both occupied and slides out, it was VERY hard to walk between rigs. Not a big deal if you have quite neighbors. I'd rate this place 3 1/2 stars but they get the benefit of the doubt since we can no longer give half stars.

Cute little rv park in the middle of nowhere.... actually, it's next to a wheat field. Very quiet…read more Self check in. 42 available spaces including pull throughs. 30 or 50 amp. Free wifi, but really doesnt work. No cable. Laundry facilities and showers available.

SCARY HORRIBLE when it rains. PROs - It is by a lake, the person working the campground is very…read morenice, the shower/restroom was clean. The CONS are considerable and we would never in a million years stay there again. It is a 4 mile dirt road with a steep hill to get down to the marina. The road is not maintained - while we were there, we were alternately told the road was and was not the responsibility of the casino (which owns and manages the RV park.) After a day of rain, the dirt road became an uphill bog of MUD. There was a regular car in the ditch the first day. It is miraculous that we made it uphill with our camper, slipping and fishtailing the whole way. I can't remember being so scared. Other campers were not so lucky and got stuck - had to be pulled out of the muck by a local farmer who was kind enough to help. After we were able to get out and sprayed off the mud at a car wash, the next day our wherls started malfunctioning and we had to have the dried mud chiseled out of our wheels and tires rotated to fix it. Hookups at the marina are electric only; they do have two water spigots near the center that are meant to be for general use, but the regulars hooked up to their RV while we were there, which made the spigot closest to us unavailable. The casino was good - we might be tempted to stay at the paved rv park directly connected to the casino in the future, but just the thought of our experience at the Marina scares me to death.

On-site employees are rude and and do not belong in the service industry. We are traveling with…read moreanother RV. We had two sites booked that were not near each other. One of the sites was had a max size limit of 60 feet. Between our two RV we were under that measurement. We are a large family with seniors and veterans in our group and arrived late in the evening and parked both RVs on the same site. Early the next morning a lady came by and told us to move one of the RV's. She never identified herself and we said after everyone was a wake we would move it. The previous day was a long day of travel and we would have to wake people up to put our slide outs in. She came back a little later as we were packing up to move (the keys were in the ignition and you could tell we were preparing to leave and she demanded that we move ASAP. We moved, in fact we left the site for the day for a family reunion. When we return to the site to drop off some of our family there was sandwich board sign in the middle if the site they said "ONE RV PER SITE. " okay Karen your sarcasm is not going to be tolerated. Our RV was moved there was no need for your sign. (Their sign was relocated into the weeded area near our site, I didn't want anyone to accidentally run over it" She and presumably her boss came by later that night as we were dropping people off. They did mot take kindly when we asked they the reason for this rule especially when other people around us had boats and cars parked on the grass their sites. We are allowed one additional vehicle. Instead of answering questions they called the Sheriff. I am 45 years old and never had the Sheriff called on me. When the Sheriff arrive we explained what was going on the guy laughed and did not understand b