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Campsite opened from 01 January till 31 December
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Tents
Caravans
Campers
Washing machines
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3.5 / 5 (4 votes

Beacon RV Park

822 South Belt Highway
64507, St. Joseph
Missouri, the United States

Beacon RV Park is a campsite in St. Joseph , the United States.

On Beacon RV Park it's possible to camp with a tent, a caravan or a camper. To wash your clothing there are washing machines and laundry driers available

Characteristics campsite

Accomodation
Tents
Caravans
Campers

Facilities
Electricity
TV connection
Camping shop

Qualifications
Youth groups area

Sanitary
Baby change facilities
Washing cabins
Washing machines
Laundry driers


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Reviews

Yo
English (US)
The park was full when I arrived. But as I was in my RV looking for another place, the hostess came out and told me that they had a spot that wasn't a normal spot but had electricity.
3 years ago

Lori
English (US)
We selected this park because they indicated they could accommodate big rigs (40’ DRV 5th wheel) and because it was nearby the museums for Jesse James and the Pony Express. The location is great. They have wifi that mostly works and a cell tower less than 50’ from campground. The power 30/50 amp is good. The bad is that when we arrived we could see how tightly packed they have the campers. There is not even room for a picnic table at your site. Vehicles have to be parked in the access alley. If everyone were present, no one would be able to leave because you would be parked in. The campground’s primary customers seem to be trades people living there while they work during the day. We saw work trucks roll in shortly after five and multiple workers sharing a camper. The ugly part is some of the campers were in terrible condition and not road worthy. It was a good location for what we needed, but if I had my druthers I would probably park further away from the city and drive to the sites. This city has so much great history. It would be a shame to miss this stop.
3 years ago

LClark
English (US)
Price is way too high for this rundown park.
3 years ago

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