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The office staff was terrific and the office building is very nice. Homemade breakfast burritos and pastries were available for purchase. It was a little noisy but with the air conditioner on it wasn't horrible. Lots of activities for kiddos to enjoy.

Super noisy place. Train tracks a stones throw away counted 6 trains in one night. They blast the horn each time. Also the interstate is very close and noisy. Park roads very narrow and some low trees need some trimming. Staff was very freindly.

Nice staff. Sites are small and very close together. It’s hard to navigate through the park. Do not expect a good night’s sleep. Road noise and trains throughout the night will wake you even with ear plugs. Expensive and after you book with the KOA app they will add a charge for your pets. If you want usable internet you will have to pay more. Too expensive and too loud.

This place is okay. The main drawback is how close the spaces are. You will be right on top of your neighbor. The campground itself is good. There is a prairie dog reserve right up the road which was fun to see. Not much else to do outside of the campground.

Josh @ This KOA let us stop on our way by and get some much needed water in our tank for a very nominal fee. He was very kind and easy to talk to on the phone. We had been looking for a place to stop with our littles to get more water and hadn’t been able to find anything since Billings, MT. We appreciate the kindness and help as we continue our trip north. While we did not stay here we wanted to leave positive feedback on the campgrounds willingness to help.

Upside: friendly, family oriented Downside: spaces were very close together, bathrooms were worn, no propane fill (exchange only), and noisy from highway and trains (which I know the owners can’t control)

This is the third time I’ve been here for the Fourth of July. I like it because there are no fireworks and it’s a fairly quiet campground. They let you know in advance and also on their flyer that trains go by and even offer earplugs if you’d like them. I don’t know why people complain because there’s nothing the staff can do about the highway or train noise. The sites are spacious and easy to get in and out of. The Wi-Fi worked just fine and my only beef was with the idiot that pulled in next to me and continually let his dogs wander all over including in my campsite to try and pick a fight with my service dog. He did nothing to control them but thankfully he was only here for one night. The staff here is professional, very kind, and keep the grounds in good shape. I did not use the laundry or restrooms and showers so I cannot fairly rate them. They have a well-kept play ground for kids, a large jumping pillow, and a nice swimming pool. Overall it’s really nice for a one night or many night stay.

Showers and bathroom were clean and showers good. Wifi was a joke. Password didn't work even when attendant tried it. Campsite was nice except a train rolled through every few hours blaring its horn all night long. Not good for sleeping even in RV. Other sites were farther away and were probably less noisy.

Not open anymore - not sure if under construction or what? Big ropes across driveway and construction equipment visible.

¿ìÈýƽ̨ note: They did close on Sep 3 for the year so it is probably just off season work.

Friendly owners, making last minutes reservations was a breeze and office was very helpful/attentive. Sites were too Close together, sites level gravel & nearly dead grass, drive through site was nearly impossible to maneuver 'pull through'; all children's play equipment has terribly past it safety standards. 'Waterpark' next door seems dated & looked easily unsafe (luckily our stay was for a quick overnight & then moving on so I didn't have to tell kids no) Freeway & Train Noise was brutal. Easy on/off freeway access. Choices limited in area.