Homestead RV Park

I'm a travel nurse, so I go everywhere and I have stayed in a ton of rv parks. I was traveling from North Dakota home to Alabama and the wind just got worse and worse. Ipulled off in Sloan Iowa. I didn't know it but I was right at the rv park. I called , she had a space, so I took it. The site was shaded, fairly level and a pull through site long enough that I dint have to unhitch. Due to wind I stayed 3 nights, I honestly wish I could have stayed longer. There is a convenience store next door, a dollar general a mile or so down the road, and a laundry on site. You may need a longer sewer hose depending on site, but otherwise it's great.

I keep calling to see if I can get a place to stay and the guy hangs up on you or he just doesn't answer his phone I've called a million times I left a million voicemails the dude never answers never responds and when he does answer he hangs up in your face

It was okay for a night. The sights were small but sufficient. The sewer is in a hard spot to teach, so had to use 2 houses. The lady who runs it was very nice and it was only $35 for the night. Restaurant was just a little dive. Food was not homemade, but was good and cheap. Service was nice. I would stay again for a one nighter.

Most poorly priced RV park I have ever dealt with doesnt even have a shower house and gravel sites. Its an awful mess pulling out of there when its raining. For 625 a month I could get the same conditions living somewhere else for alot cheaper. Owners are nice enough but that area in general is a poor place to live in. So much more to the country other than that small town in Iowa. Nice restaurant and bar.

Ordered the fish and chips everything was okay but clearly frozen. Decent price at $6.50 got a good amount of fries and 3 cod planks. Overall decent meal waitress was nice