101 RV Park & Campground

Stayed for 1 night during our travels. Was able to use Passport America so it only cost $12.50. That was the only positive. You get what you pay for. Was pretty dark when we arrived, so hard to see where to go once you pull to the back where the sites are. I wish there was a map that showed how the roads are, cause then we wouldn't have had to back up down the tight road. It's nothing special, which we knew but it's very unkept. The ground was slippery, slushy, suck your shoes. We chose a pull in site. There are no caps on the sewer and dumping was a real pain in the tush in the morning. Apparently it was full (which we didn't know), so when my husband started emptying... It was coming out another sewer pipe out the ground by our RV. So my husband stopped, connected another smaller hose to

I travel for work and this place works fine for me. The lady that manages the place was very nice and accommodating! Would definitely stay here again!

Nothing much but a place to pull in for the night, with friendly service at the truck stop. Looks like a fair amount of residents are down on their luck folks, so you get what you pay for. Beats a Walmart parking lot! I will say it's cheap, with full hook ups, most spots are big rig friendly and it's right off the freeway. Easy gas up and go in the morning.

This is a local RV park for me. So I wouldn't normally have my camper parked here. But I had a computer failure with my truck and put me in limp mode. Had to offload it, in a major storm at midnight. Called the ladies at the truckstop to let them know what had happened and they were super nice. THANKS LINDSEY.

I can see where stuck up people would not like this place, and look down on the people there, but those people also think their holding tanks smell like roses. It's definitely not a resort, but it's great for a night or two. If you do not have hydraulic jacks you may want to have wood to drive up on. Can walk to the truck stop and restaurant.