Will never return! Owners are horrible and rude. I stayed for many months, always paid on time and…read morethey charged my card unauthorized charges saying I owed more when I did not. Weeds were never cut, water constantly froze on RV park side. Stay away!!

Site #12, electric box didn't work. It also had a large sink hole along side going under slab. I'm…read morelucky I didn't break an ankle when I fell in. Tried to use site #11's junction box 30amp was damaged. Luckily we had no campers next door. It would be an adequate campground with some maintenance. We just needed an overnight spot.

Great place to stay in Dodge City. New owners July 2017. They were extremely helpful and friendly…read more Affordable and clean, can't ask much more in a camp! Pool was deep, cold, and very enjoyable. Very close to tourist attractions, easy in and out. Nice slots for RVs. We would stay here again when in Kansas.

Wow - their online presence makes this look like a nice place, so we opted for it instead of the…read morenearby KOA. This "campground" seems abandoned. The pool area is nasty. The general store looks like 1960 Soviet Union - the shelves are almost all empty. What little vegetation they have is overgrown. On the upside it was $54 for one night. The 110 outlet on the power supply didn't work. Stay somewhere else!

$25 a night with hookups, clean laundry and shower. Nice people…read more Not pretty, but perfect if passing through.

Upon pulling in we were impressed with the signage. It is cleanly mowed and pristine everywhere you…read morelook. The staff are kind and ready to be helpful. We really enjoyed how big our pull through site and we had plenty of parking. Their pride of ownership is obvious in this beautifully manicured park. We will definitely recommend staying here.

Clean potties, easy to find, great value for the RV spot…read more (They have onsite laundry machines and a dog area also)

So, listen to the other reviews about this place. The owner, who I only spoke with over the phone,…read moreseems nice enough. However, this is not a "campground", nor an "RV Park". It's a parking lot. There are some RVs that are on grass sites, but they are all very old and the place is just gross--not maintained. The one thing it has going for it is that it's close to the downtown area, but I think that could be said for just about any place in this small town. Definitely go to the Boot Hill Museum if you're in the area.

This is nothing more than a parking lot - but you do have power, water and sewer. Overpriced at $30…read morea night for a simple place to park.

This is a nice city park. It's right on the water and seems to be a popular fishing spot. The rv…read moresites are nice but they do not have sewer at each site only a dump station. There is a big grass area and nice park for the kids along with old train cars. The rates are exceptionally reasonable. Peak season is $25.00. However it is first come first serve. There are onsite bathrooms with showers. They are decent if you need them. If in area highly recommend. We stopped here on our way through Kansas.

Perfect stop for the night. Pretty lakeside sites or large roomy sites without trees but quiet. All…read morepull through sites, some tent sites, concrete pads, most are electric with water. Dump station. Restrooms with showers (not fancy, but clean). Pet friendly, but watch for stickers in grass. Excellent price. I would stay here again.

Great RV park. Friendly staff, great views, large pull through sites. Even though it's right off…read morethe highway, it was very quiet. Stayed 2 nights just passing though. Would recommend!

Had a chance to stay here recently on our travels and we enjoyed the clean and a spacious rv sites,…read moreagricultural scenery, and well maintained property. The staff was friendly and helpful. Would definitely stay again!

Lake Scott State Park is beautiful, a real oasis. NO HOT WATER in the shower houses. Turkey…read morevultures are roosting in trees nearby. I love the park but will take a shower in my camper van tomorrow. Now THAT's desperate. Stayed an additional day in lovely Scott State Park. It was so bright and hot that I stayed in much of the time or sat under dappled shade. It's an interesting place, and one of the best places I know for short walks where there is a lake with Canada geese and their goslings, and a trail that goes back to the edge of the park property. There is a pueblo ruin right on the property. It's quite a hike from my campsite but I enjoyed it. The camp hostess claimed there was hot water in the shower house and that it went on "in demand." She said you had to run it a few minutes before it would get hot. Uh-huh. I ran it for 10 minutes the night before and it stayed stone cold.

So evidently the lake is contaminated by ecoli from a heavy rainfall and it killed all the fish and…read moreit's not safe to swim in. Kind of a bummer, but hey can't really control the weather. Unfortunately the signage wasn't super clear that this was the case, and clerk at the beach club store was happy to sell us sun screen and towels because we were obviously going to take our 3 kids swimming. Might have been a good time to say "hey before you buy this...." A random person stopped us about 5 feet from the edge of the water to let us know about the water. Sigh.....