We were looking for a place to stay for the night and this fit the bill. It was $20 for non electric site and wasn’t too far off the hwy. seems clean.

I pulled in on Sunday and the place was empty (3/27/22). I found it odd that a van came in a couple hours later and parked two spots from me in a CG that had no other people in the two open loops.The shower house is quite a ways down the road so I never checked it out. The river sites, as mentioned in another review, are really not close to the river. I had solid Cricket (ATT) reception. The bathroom looked very clean or freshly painted. It has running water for the sink and flush toilets. There was a hydrant right outside that was turned on. Many of the electric sites are not real long which is not a problem for me but could be for large rigs. I have been to Big Spring numerous times in 20 years but had never camped there. It was a pleasant experience.

We stayed the week before 4th of July weekend. Only a handful of RV’s here. Nice and quiet. There are short trails down to the Current River (50 yards). There is access for wadding. In our section there are mature trees with ample shade. There is power at our site but no water. We knew that when we booked. Potable water is at the dump station. Convenient to fill our water tank. The camping areas are relatively small with one bathroom for each area. The bathroom is clean. There is only one bathhouse for the entire park. It is pretty nasty. With only one bathhouse you would think they could keep it up better. We will come back here. We are self contained and can work around the unpleasant aspects.

Easy off the 60 for a smaller rig. Going to do the springs walk tomorrow. Nice sounds of nature. Pretty empty here. There is a dump on site and some electric spots. Sites just barely fit my 19 tt and tv

So I reserved a “riverside” site but it’s not all that accessible from my site. I have a 24ft camper but tow vehicle has to park beside the site. Wish I would have looked at satellite of the camp ground before booking. Some nicer spacious sites, but this site isn’t what I expected. As usual have met some really nice people.

was there in late Sept and many loops closed. Very nice at that time of year.

The drive in from I60 was relatively narrow, but very little traffic so we felt free to use most of the roadway, which we needed on some of the turns :). Access to the Current River from several loops of the campground (100, 200 & 600). The paths lead to islands & bars in the river that I imagine the kids love in the warm weather! Some mosquitoes, but that is the cost of being near the water, I suppose. The big drawback for most would be the lack of a Verizon cell signal & no internet via the Jetpack or IPhone. More deer than I've ever seen in a campground & a beautiful spring and trail around it about 1/2 mile away. 30A service at some sites in 100 & 200 loops. Other loops were all basic sites. No water or sewer sites and all of the sites seemed pretty small for our 30' trailer & truck.