QuikVik 
For Rustic Barn RV Campground: This is a small but, from what we've seen so far, a well maintained camp. We are only stopping for the night or probably would object to the closeness of our neighbors in our full hookup pull through site #45. We have 50 amp, full hookup, and Wi-Fi in our pull through space. Our cost with a Good Sam Club discount was $42.73 in June 2017.
Posted Jun 15, 2017 by QuikVik from CA. This is the subjective opinion of a traveler and not of AllStays LLC.
jonboiu
For Rustic Barn RV Campground: Kind of small, 38 plus pull through sites. Many with concrete patio, fairly level gravel sites, clean showers & restrooms, good wifi, friendly owner and staff. Very nice well recommended. Our stay about 34$/nite, stayed Sept 2016 in a travel trailer.
Posted Sep 29, 2016 by jonboiu from Illinois . This is the subjective opinion of a traveler and not of AllStays LLC.
Mark
For Rustic Barn RV Campground: This is a beautiful campground, relatively small and quiet. It's located among picturesque rolling farm fields. The sunsets are amazing! We stayed in site 32, which has a concrete patio. Very nice.
Posted Sep 06, 2016 by Mark from MN. This is the subjective opinion of a traveler and not of AllStays LLC.
Alycealyce
For Rustic Barn RV Campground: This campground has new owners as of March, 2015. Yes, there are no sewers, but Mike is planning to add sewer lines this October to the new section plus widen the sites so you are not back to back. The restrooms and showers were very clean when we stayed in June, 2015. Go relax and visit a while in the barn and enjoy your stay here.
Posted Jul 04, 2015 by Alycealyce from Texas. This is the subjective opinion of a traveler and not of AllStays LLC.
GaryM2
For Rustic Barn RV Campground: Rustic Barn campground is more suited for tent campers than RV's. The owner is bit of a wise guy and is a master at giving you as little as possible. While advertising that his pull through sites are 80' long what he doesn't tell you is that they are SO narrow you can't fully extend an awning. He staggers campers to allow a little room, but when it gets crowded it gets really tight. Next thing he doesn't tell you is that there is no sewer hookup. When asked about it he advises that good water management doesn't need it?. Well, good campground management would provide it. To offset the lack of sewer he offers a honey wagon service for $8, but only on two specified days. There is one public dump and as might be expected it gets crowded as people are checking out. After waiting in line you find out that the only water supply at the dump is a little squirter. There's no hose hook up to allow you to flush your holding tank. To insure you use only HIS firewood, if you want a fire ring you have to ask for it. Not having a sewer hookup I was forced to use his showers. Large, but dirty with hair accumulation in the corners. I planned on staying four days but checked out after two. With the exception of electricity Walmart offers just as much without charging you.
Posted Aug 26, 2013 by GaryM2 from Illinois. This is the subjective opinion of a traveler and not of AllStays LLC.
