Nice folks. Good food. Great fishin. What more do you…read morereally need? The tenderloin really is the best around.

The tenderloins and onion rings were delicious! The French fries were good too! The ladies were…read morevery friendly.

A good location with a ton of activities…read more A pool, ball courts, kids axe throwing board, stuff everywhere. Good laundry room and bathrooms. The owners were cool I do like the AOK play on words.

I really wanted to give this campground 5 stars but the noise from the interstate ... With that…read moresaid I LOVE THIS PLACE! There is plenty of room for kids to play, lots of shade trees, a playground for the kids along with a pool. They have the BEST dog park that I have seen up to this point! I didn't use the restrooms, showers or laundry room so I can't comment on that. The only thing suggestion I have is that the dog park grass, while very green and beautiful, was a bit long making it hard to find my little girls' poops hard to find!

Camped on F loop. Beautiful sunsets. Bathroom was clean the showers were not so clean. Biggest…read morecriticism; mid day, sitting out at our site and lawn mowers came creating dust and noise for over 40 minute. They mowed within 10 feet of where we sitting and were in no hurry to move on mowing some areas twice. Of all the hundreds of acres to mow getting that close for that long was rude.

I can say that this is one of the best campgrounds that I have pulled into. Level sites, green…read morespace galore, quiet, people even keep their dogs on lead. Camp courtesy is everywhere. Showers are clean, toilets are well maintained and the lake is awesome. Close enough to Smithfield to be convenient far enough from your relatives to keep them at home. I definitely recommend camping here as long as you are a nice courteous camper

Good off the road park. Very nice and well maintained park. Beautiful area to rest a couple of days.read more

Beautiful place and not too big. Just down the street from Missouri Star quilt shops. They have…read morelaundry and lots of grass for pets. Owner is super friendly. You have to reserve and pay online. You cannot pay at the park. We would stay here again.

WOW ~ What a hidden gem this park is! We were at the Love's Travel Stop contemplating spending…read more$42.50 for the night. Did some checking in the area and found Wallace State Park. Decided to try it and are SO GLAD we did! It was only an over night stop, but we made notes to come back. Camp Hosts - Dan & Linda were great and extremely polite & helpful. Thank you!

This park is, like almost all Missouri parks, a big camp ground with lots of interconnecting…read moretrails. The trials are challenging with lots of trees and mushrooms, as well as a man made lake.They were well marked but not well worn with trail walkers, meaning some were overgrown. We went through three of the trails, and found them to be mildly interesting. Lots of spiders too. Two ponds located on the deer run trail caught my eye due to the different conditions, one was extremely clear, you could see to the bottom, while the other was like a big mud hole. One thing that stood out to me was that there was really no parking for just hiking, we ended up parking at a bathhouse.

I absolutely loved Indian Cave State Park. It had everything: history, nature, fun activities -…read moreeverything you could want in a park! The entrance to the main cave is located right on the river, so you get a beautiful view of that to begin with. You can climb up a neat wooden boardwalk to get right up to the cave wall and see prehistoric ancient petroglyph carvings. There are also tons of activities you can do in this park - swimming, fishing, hiking, camping. You can also walk through the old ghost town village of St. Deroin, which is super interesting. This is honestly one of the most interesting natural/historic places I've been in Nebraska!

Once reservations were made on line we got to Indian Cave State Park and again paid for park pass…read more Web site lets you believe water and electricity and at your camp site.......not so. Beware. When you arrive you must go and fill water tanks then back to your campsite. Very inconvenient. Then if you wish to use their showers, you'll pay 75 cents for every 3 minutes, so just about anything you want there is going to cost you!!

It was a really neat place. There was tons to do. There's a little country store with a pizza shop…read moreand everything you could possibly need. They played movies each weekend for kids to watch on projectors outside. It rained a lot the weekend we were there, and we had to compromise a lot. The only reason I'm giving 3 stars instead of 4 is because of a few different points: - The internet barely worked in the cabin, and we called for help several times to the front desk and got minimal. -There were wasps in our loft where the kids were going to sleep, but we called and called and got no answer. We decided to all pile up on the downstairs beds, rather than continue to try to connect with anyone who might be able to help because it was really difficult.

Website is a mess! Took 15 min to try to book a cabin, never loaded results. Tried interactive…read morehelp but it couldn't tell me cost or availability I figure if they can't manage a simple online reservation then there's no hope for the property!

It's a small lake and they have redone the park and it's very nice and clean Someone needs to open…read morea store close buy cause you go into Mound city the grocery store is high dollar

This campsite was very pretty and practically deserted when we camped there on a Monday night in…read moremid-June. Tent/primitive sites are right on the like, which is lovely. Sites are small, so it might be a bit cozy when it's fuller, and the campground hosts said that it does fill up on the weekends. As tent campers, we found it surprising that there were more showers than toilets; both were very clean. Easy access to Squaw Creek NWR, which was what brought us to this part of the country.

Precious lil campground. Quiet and well maintained. Rules enforced which is nice…read more Only one tiny complaint - showers and public bathrooms not big enough to accommodate number of campers. Always locked and kids playing in showers this one could not actually get cleaned up.

This is not what I expect in a state park. Small size, like city park. Damaged after a flood last…read moreyear. Half the sites were unavailable. No potable water on property. None at sites and none to fill your tank. No sewer at sites. No comfort station. Only a temporary wash house like at a festival. No trails. No maps. And no water in the lake. We were booked for 3 days and left after 1. None of this was disclosed at booking.