The Wi-Fi there wasn’t that good and that’s the only thing I could complain about. Everything was good for our one night stay.

The review I left was supposed to be for Riverside Campground on West Virginia. I can’t find a way to delete it! Oops!

We stayed in spot 8 across from the riverside spots. Lots of yard space for football throwing. Great trees for hammocks. Dave, the camp host, was so friendly and kept us generously stocked with firewood. Pros: lots of deer in camp, dog friendly, a few second walk to the river to play in, lots of crawfish, dishwashing station, large spots, hiking trails. Cons: GNATS!! We were swatting them away constantly (September 15-17), no water hook up, no sewer hook up, ZERO Cell service. It was a total dead zone. You fill up your water tank before you park, they do have a dump station. We would go back again because playing all day in the river was wonderful!

First Impressions is this place is one big dusty parking lot. That hasn’t changed. Having said that there are a lot of positives. First there aren’t a lot of choices near Ketchum and this was o my $30. Cash or check only. There is a weekly rate of $180 or monthly from $575-$625. We had full hookups, great water pressure, 50 amp and excellent WiFi. And we work from our computers so that was great. There is a bathroom and laundry, but I cannot comment on that because we didn’t use. Everything was dusty dirt, gravel but the degradation area up front. That had picnic tables and grills. Our space was decent sized. There are spaces in the middle that all the RVs are crammed together with slides touching. Those look like longer term campers. A lot of older trailers, but everyone did keep there spots tidy. This is a very basic campground. If you are here to spend your days out exploring the area this is a good spot. If you want to hang out in lawn chairs and enjoy the park, go somewhere else.

We stayed overnight, arriving just before dark. The office lady was very friendly. We have a 45’ motorhome with a 8’ ft freedom hauler platform and a 4 door Jeep behind that. This was the first place we’ve encountered where we didn’t have to unhook the Jeep! The campsite was very spacious. The corners were wide open so that it was easy to maneuver around. No backing up needed!