PFR *****
Campground ****
This is a great campground with long, level sites and a good amount of grassy area between them. There are covered picnic tables at some of the sites. Our site had one, but there was very loose sand under it, so we didn't use it as part of the yard. We were in an end site with a large yard area, but there were 2 bushes in the way of expanding our yard to utilize it. But, we had adequate area. They do not have a pet limit.
There is a small restaurant next to the office, that is open on Fri, Sat, & Sun. You order at the window, then they bring it to you in the seating area inside the office.
The office is in an old area of the park that is not big rig friendly. So, you go directly to your site when you arrive, then walk or drive your car to the office to check-in. They give you an armband to wear all the time you are in the park, so that security knows you belong there.
There is a natural spring that feeds into the river, up past the office. There is a duck pond at one end of the big rig campground. It was right across the street from our site.
Site #127
$48/night - $24 using Passport America
Length of stay - 2 nights
Satellite - All 3 with rooftop
Water pressure - 60
I keep this blog to keep track of campgrounds we have stayed in, for our own future reference. Prior to 7/15/22, at the top of each entry is PFR. That was my Pet Friendliness Rating, of one to five *. Five being best. Now I only rate the campsite. We used to travel with 10 small dogs, but sadly, we have lost many of our elderly dogs, and are now down to just 1. So, the multiple dog friendliness is no longer important to us. Prior to 11/1/19, we traveled with 6 - 12 dogs.
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