Ross Prairie Campground

Bath house is a bit of a walk but clean and well maintained. Park staff is friendly and helpful. Should be listed as a dark sky campground. Wonderful sky gazing opportunities.

Kinda close to SR200, so at times, road noise is kinda loud, but overall, it is a good place to rest for a couple of days. Nice trial. There's not really much water in the lake or any for that matter . This Campground is set up for equestrian users. Riding trails close by,stays busy from what i have seen.

I would give this place 4.5 stars honestly if I could, but I don't want to drop it to 4 😅. It was a very nice, quiet park with crushed shell over the roads and driveways. I can see why they may have done this, but in my opinion gravel would be much better as the shells can be sharp and hurt. I was worried about my pups paws on walks because of this. All sites are pull through which was nice. We were in 12 and it felt like a decent size site not too close to the neighbors (and not too far away either which was nice since we were camping with friends who stayed in sites 3 & 11 and we were able to see both from our site and communicate easily). There aren't many trees for shade, but it was pretty cloudy for most of our stay so we weren't bothered by the lack of shade. It was a little str

Great place to stay if you're planning on exploring the surrounding towns. Park Hosts are super nice and let us have an adapter when we broke the electricity(not really). Loved it!!!

Great place to pick up the south trails. Ern and Burn is the best blue trail in my opinion. Good elevation changes and a couple of technical areas will challenge you. You can easily reach 49th trailhead through Ern by going under the underpass connector of Ern and Burn then onto Nayls trail. Some hikers and horse riders, watch out.