Park Ridge RV Campground

Shabby, poor gravel and dirt. Utilities are marginal. Check-in difficult, office locked, contact number not answered, finally answered another number. Was asked to choose available space, grateful that it wasn’t raining. Owner was less than cordial, came by to escort me to office to check-in. Office wall covered with political hogwash. Mostly permanent residents, fairly quiet except for highway noise. Did not hear firing range as others have.

Not much here for $47.00. Not all spaces have picnic tables, no fire rings or grills, gravel spaces, place is a little tired. There was some confusion when we got here — a guy on the phone told us where the 30 amp spaces were and to take any spot “that pleases you.” The owner came barreling down in her golf cart, was snippy that we had gone into a space on our own, said I should have rung her doorbell even though the door was locked when I tried it and there was a sign to call if no one was there. I will admit my good humor was already strained by my husband before I met the owner. This is a pretty part of the world and while we are close to the interstate, it is quiet and peaceful here along the Arkansas River.

What a joke this place is! Hundreds of rounds of bullets being fired at nearby outdoor shooting range for hours and hours! Not for dogs! They also have political propaganda and riot materials posted on the whole front store! Very dangerous. Bathrooms had no soap but individual shower and toilets per room. Noisy highway nearby.

Park is a great pull off foot with easy pull throughs. Clean bathroom. Pretty surroundings. Now fir the bad news: local police have an outdoor shooting range nearby and they fire hundreds of Roy ss fir hours. Scared my dog. If you have a dog don’t come here.

Robin Hartford . Stayed 1 night as we were making a fast trip cross country. We had a 40’ diesel towing a jeep and I had my 2500 Silverado hauling my horse trailer. Lovely setting with genuine hospitality! Laura was as sweet as can be. I would love to come back to stay a week or two.

Stayed here for one night. Laura, the Owner, was very nice. The park is woodsey with pull thru gravel sites. They have updated their shower facilities for both men and women. It was quiet but since it is mostly filled with permanent residents be prepared for work trucks to start leaving at 6:30 am. Unfortunately the park needs repair on its hook ups, old equipment scattered here and there and a rusty dumpster is at the front entrance. We stayed in a 30 Ft trailer for $40/night with Good Sam discount. Overpriced but good enough if you are just passing through.

The campsites were better than average and easy in and out compared to many Interstate campgrounds. I didn't use the restroom but were in bad repair. A new building was started for replacement but I don't know when work will restart. The Water is horrible but it is spring and other places have had bad water in the spring. Stayed in a Fifth Wheel and would stop again for one night.

This was not a good place even for an overnight stay. The bathrooms needed manance. The men's was dirty and smelly. The women's was hit and airless. It was clean on the sue face but scummy around the corners. One shower stall had no hooks. The mirror was to high for a 5'2" woman to see in. Wifi was slow and the signal was weak.

No complaints for an overnight stay. Easy on and off the Interstate. Super nice people and we arrived pretty late. Place was about full. Level site - elec ran 106-118. Wifi worked. Antenna picked up 14 channels. Quiet. I'd stop there anytime and hope to be back.

Somewhat of a rustic, rural campground. Roads and sites were gravel. Mine was not level. Restrooms were old and not very clean. Many permanent residents, with a fair amount of traffic as they come and go. All in all, not a very good experience. Would not stay here again, unless absolutely necessary.