Hadn't been to the park in years still beautiful, and still very easy location to get to for a nice weekend away. We were a little disappointed with it being so crowded with everybody having RVs now that the park and really most parks in the Missouri system haven't made any allocations for the extra crowd, so it's very difficult to get for example an electric site and if you do you're 15 or 20 feet away from the trailers on either side of you so it's somewhat crowded we're in the past not as many people went and it was more spread out. On our particular outing, there was only one dump station available one was out of service and one was being built quite the back up with a packed park where everybody needed to stop by that station. The bathrooms didn't appear to be as clean as they could be. I realize it's a huge crowd, but maybe they need to be serviced more often, I also think there needs to be some type of training given to the campground hosts who I realize are unpaid physicians and generally retirees, but running around in the golf cart doesn't constitute maintaining the park. Site still had trash around on them and wood smoldering in the barbecue pits from whenever the people prior to you reserved your site, I think the experience would be much better if you arrived at a police site, especially for the cost that camping has become. Overall, I'd say this particular state park probably need some attention give it to it for the potholes in the roads that really havoc on the RVs the sites that don't have functioning facilities like electric being an operative remedy the dumpsters that are overfilled in the bathroom without any toilet paper, etc. personally, I think it's odd that you don't see any staff literally no staff I saw the retired couple that were the camp posts at their site. There's nobody at the booth anymore when you come through you go directly to your site, but there was no Missouri park trucks driving through or highway patrol like in the past, so nobody is it hearing to any of the rules. In our particular case we noticed the sites were pretty close together as it is and then people are allowed to bring trailers, full of canoes and boats, and four wheelers and other items that ended up being between the campers and the campsite so that you literally could not walk between your camper and the trailer park next to you on the Grass, I think some of this needs to be remedied. I'm sure it's been addressed by now but there was a spigot up by the campground that just ran nonstop the entire weekend we were there. I tried to turn it off, but it wouldn't turn off those are the types of things I mean that someone driving through the park would notice and get someone's attention to repair but even with proper training, I don't see how a campground host or two could manage a facility of that size since new campgrounds have been added without electric mind you read more