Stayed September 11 & 12 2021 Beautiful RV Park. Loved how…read moreit was setup. Only con pull thru site pads are setup for 2 RV's hookups are in middle of each concrete pad. Each RV faces a different way. Small strips of grass between the next sites with 2 picnic tables & fire ring on each end. All roads are paved & park is very well manicured. The Mystic Lake casino sits above the RV park. We didn't go up to look @ it. Mystic Lake Casino had their last summer outdoor concert on 9/11. Kelsea Bellerinai opened for Jonas Brothers. Concert was across entrance road to Casino from RV park. It started @ 8 & ended @ 11pm. We could hear the whole concert.

Park is nice but office closes at 4. So we rolled in late and had no access to the bathrooms or…read morestore. Total BS if you are tired, hungry or need a shower to clean up. So don't expect to enjoy the amenities they list if you can't get here on their schedule. As a dad who drove a long day to get here...I'm disappointed. My son is tired and wants a shower. Too bad for him. Oh yeah...need to pee at night son? Go by the tree because we don't have a card for the bathroom. Just quote and charge me $5 more and give me a code for the bathroom. Don't mislead me about the price and all the great amenities I don't get to use.

This place is an incredible campground to stay at. They have so many activities throughout the day…read moreensuring everyone in the family has a great time. Super clean, great merch, beautifully kept sites and landscape throughout. You won't be disappointed.

Awesome time every time. The staff is top notch, understanding and solely worried about the…read morevisitors good times. Very nice outhouses, they actually flush. Lots of activities, always something going on. My one gripe, there is a ton of traffic in the campgrounds. I understand that it is a busy place, but I kept seeing the same vehicles driving by. Tons of golf carts always around. Visitors can't have, so the seasonal people really like cruising around in them. It is non stop traffic. Oh well, if I had a golf cart I'd probably drive it all over non stop too.

Great park and people! Very pretty trails along the river! Owners are super helpful and nice.read more

Our first time at this campground and we loved it. Very clean, great owners. Close to lakes for…read morekayaking. We will come back for another visit!

They were so helpful and accommodated our late arrival AND it was the day before they opened for…read morethe season. They sure saved us !

Great staff, and facilities. However, we stayed in one of the cabins which only had a box fan on a…read morehot night. The power to the cabin was not also not working properly and they were not able to fix it. No light, no power for the box fan or to charge devices. Uncomfortable bed. Not worth $52 but they didn't really provide another option.

In town for a swim meet in Austin, TX. Most campgrounds/rv places were full. Green Acres RV fits…read morethe bill. Main things I like: * Extremely clean * Lots of pull throughs * Quiet(not exactly family friendly) * Just the bare basic * Great Price (Full hookups for $35/night) * Next to the Freeway(90 interstate) Didn't use the laundry facility - can't comment on it. There is NOTHING for kids to do which is fine for me because we just want a quiet place for the weekend. Will use again if I need to be back in the area.

Tilly's RV is a very low key RV park. Rates are extremely reasonable for full hook ups, $35/night…read more There are 3 rows to choose from and 2/3 of the spaces are pull through with no additional cost! The bathroom and laundry are extremely clean and quiet. It is 5 exits away from the nearest Walmart. It is next door to Tilly's bar & grill(decent food) . Not too noisy though. No play area for the kids or organized activities of any kind. It is close to the freeway to get what you need, especially heading to Rochester Mayo clinic. If you have a camper trailer, this is an excellent value if you have an extended stay in Rochester, MN, especially for the mayo clinic. Highly recommended for a no nonsense rv park and value.

This address is NOT for the restaurant, which is next door. This is an RV Park with full hook ups:…read morewater, electric, sewer, bath house, office, lounge, washers and dryers. The sites are level gravel with paved drives, located north of the restaurant, along highway 52. It is noisy next to the highway. The sites have grass, but it hadn't been mowed when we were here. It had rained all week and our shoes were soaked walking in the tall wet grass. There are pine trees in some of the sites with pine cones. There are no picnic tables for campers to use. Pets are welcome. The street lights don't work in the park so it is dark. The office has the restrooms/showers, but you have to pay to take showers. The toilets and sinks are free and very clean. There were washers and dryers, but we didn't use them. There was a comfortable lounge. The office wasn't open when we got there and we never saw any one in there while we were there. You fill out a form provided outside the office door, and slide it under the office door. When someone gets in the office, they take the form and payment, then put it in an envelope and hang it on the outside of office door for you to pick up later. It's confusing the first time when you get here. The restaurant looks like the office. NOPE! This park is only open April to the fall. It was quite pricey ($45 per night) for just the hook ups, not having someone in the office, no picnic tables, unmowed yards, gravel lots, and pay to shower. If we had to come to this area again, we would stay here, but we would shop around for better prices. It was nice having a restaurant close by. Shopping is 5 minutes down the road.

Fun, friendly, fabulous campground! Hosts are friendly and accommodating. Beautiful spots along the…read moreriver. Fun pool, and parks for kids to play.

Great little campground close to town. Nice hosts. Clean &…read moretidy. Stayed a week. I love the area! Big Rig Friendly. All pull thru sites . Welll thought out campground. I would give 5 stars if they had a pool & maybe some activities.

We had a really nice stay four times at what we think is a very nice campground (Oakwood…read moreCampground, Clear Lake, Iowa) with great pull through sites with full hookup. We thought we were getting along fine with the management and they had not informed us of any issues. Mind you this was the first that we knew of any problem after staying 4 times in one summer. We are, basicly, rule followers and have never had a problem over many decades of camping. We respect that it entails a lot of hard work to run a campground well. We acknowledge that we were wrong and made a mistake. We overstayed past noon without asking for an extension. Management approached us very agitated, accused us of overstaying and planning to winterize. She did not accept our apology, our explanation that we were not winterizing on the campground property or our offer to pay. The other half of the management then stopped in his pickup truck and yelled. "This better not ever happen again." I went to visit with him to tell him we were sorry and did not mean to intentionally frustrate or anger them. I apologized again as my husband and daughter had. I shared that we really enjoyed the campground. He did not want to visit with me and kept saying, "We are not going to talk about this."He blamed us for coming in too close to closing time twice. Apparently, 15 minutes prior to closing is too late. Blamed us for not reading the rules (we had). Blamed us for planning to winterize (he would not listen to find out we were not planning to winterize). We have never winterized in a campground. We sent a check for more than our over stay and they sent it back voided. Mind you we had had no unkind words with this couple previous to this situation. We were the ones being yelled at and unable to visit civilly with them. We tried. We did not yell or act belligerently towards either of them. I expect management to be able to inform us of a mistake we made in a civil manner not in a belligerent or threatening manner. I also expect to be able to do the right thing to make amends if we are wrong and have made a mistake.

Well, I'll say this much - it's certainly the best covered bridge I've ever been on. Looking at the…read moreinformation packets later, there are photos of this in the last decade with snow having totally collapsed the roof to be flat - it's wild to see how you can't even tell now. The bridge is all wood, with new supports after being moved around a lot. It was a nice time walking down it. I didn't expect a thrill ride, but I got what I was expecting! It is, historically speaking, pretty neat that they kept it. Great theme for the whole town. The park itself is huge and expansive, tons of space, some amazing trees, a great river, and when we were there, a very nice display of flags for Memorial Day. A genuinely huge park space, and a huge fun-looking castle-themed playground for kids, too.

Minnesota's only remaining functional covered bridge, it has been restored to authentic condition…read more The town lattice truss design spans the Zumbro River. It was completed in November 1869 and sort of looks like a barn. It is 116 feet long and the roadway is 15 feet wide. It is NOT open to vehicular traffic, having been moved about 100 yards from its original location to keep it available for viewing for posterity. You can walk or bicycle across the bridge and see it from both sides. The bridge is the centerpiece of the park and there are restaurants and such nearby. There is parking and several captions that provide history and context. [Review 20718 overall - 130 in Minnesota - round number 1700 of 2023.]

Love that it is very much being in nature. If you are looking for a place where you hear owls…read morehooting at night, this is for you. There are horseshoes, volleyball, basketball and a playground. If you are looking for a resort with tons of amenities, this is not for you.

lovely and quiet place - well worth the 5 miles off the I-90. Google maps shows three entrances…read moreof 890th st. Don't use the southernmost one because it actually belongs to the neighbor not the campground.