St Louis Mulberry RV Gardens

Extremely tight spaces. We were in a 40' Class A with tow vehicle. Within 5 feet of neighboring site. Picnic table immediately next to sewer connections for neighbor. Park was recently sold and looks as though it could use some upkeep and freshening.

Well this will be long. I.have good & bad to say. We traveled over 3.5 hours for our weekend stay. We booked the cabin as I wasn't sure how my pup would do camping . The cabin itself was fine- although I would call it more of a shed than cabin. Some of the amenties I found where technically correct ( it sleeps 4: didn't say it was 2 double beds) make sure to bring linens as they say they are provided but they aren't. Bring extra mat or something to.lay on as the bed is hard. It did have ac- which worked great & a mini fridge. Fridge had really weird smell to it, but it worked great. Initially was told it had a washroom, running water, and free wifi. Cabin had none of that. Granted washroom was just across street. Of the 2 one was clean. Main washroom & shower area was amazing & very clean.

Fairly clean and quiet, but they say they have wifi, but they do not. We had to use our phone as a hot spot, which used up a lot of our data. When we tried to call, to figure out why there was no wifi, we couldn't get anyone to answer the phone.

For an RV park, this would generally not be considered “nearby.” Most travelers looking for a nearby RV park expect it to be within 10–20 miles, often closer to highways or attractions they plan to visit. A 20-60 mile distance is better described as “within driving distance” or “a short trip away,” not nearby.

Kind of a weird place. The sites are clean and the hookups worked fine. I was greeted by a dude with no shirt on. No map of the campground to help me find my spot and no instruction sheet like I get in most commercial campgrounds. It was quiet at night and that's the most important thing to me. No trains going by, no interstate noise and no barking dogs.