Very quiet park. Kacie is awesome as a host. The grass cutting job done by Darrel is very bad. Like he'll start a partial section and never come back and finish it. Today (August 23) the grass surrounding the playground is as tall as my 2 year old. It's so bad, I avoid letting him play near there. There has been plenty of weather that would work for mowing, it seems he's doing less then the bare minimum. My husband actually got our weed Wacker out to handle the weeds surrounding our spot. It's almost at a point near the playground that I'm considering handling the situation of the playground myself, and weekwhack it down so that my child isn't getting bitten so bad by bugs. read more

We stayed at Rock Springs the night of 11/15 in our Class B (camper van) RV. The park was pleasant enough, but has a few issues. First, the "good". The park is fairly new, and looks it. The sites are well groomed gravel, most with bordered/barked dividers between them. The WiFi was super fast (457 Mbps down, 48 Mbps up by the main building when we arrived, and 67, 8 from our site later in the evening). The bathroom we could access was modern and clean, and the shower had a body wash dispenser in it which was a nice touch. The camp host was friendly and helpful when we arrived. Oddly, the water coming out of the spigots has a strange, almost floral taste to it. Not sure exactly what the cause is. It's not exactly unpleasant - just odd. Now, for the "bad". The park has only two bathrooms (unisex, presumably with a toilet, sink, and shower in each) for the entire 42 site park. This may not be an issue for some since all sites are full hookup, but some of us prefer to use real showers when we have the chance instead of the small ones in our RVs. On top of that, the keypad on one of the bathrooms refused to accept the unlock code (we informed the camp host who said she was working on the problem and should have it fixed by morning, but the lock still wouldn't open by 10:30 the next morning when we left) so there was de facto only one bathroom available. The water in that bathroom's shower would get lukewarm, but not hot; the issue seemed to be with the shower valve and not the water heater because the sink was able to give VERY hot water. Most of the sites lack picnic tables (it looked like 3 had them, and the rest didn't). So we had to set up our portable grill on the gravel and cook there. And then there was the noise issue, which - granted - wasn't really the park's fault per se. The park itself was pretty quiet, and being out in the country is relatively free of road noise. But there was a dog on one of the surrounding properties that barked pretty much all evening and into the night, and then started up again the next morning. And early the next morning (before 8 am), I was awoken by what sounded suspiciously like the sound of distant, repeated rifle fire. A Google Map search showed that the Skeeter Branch Hunting Preserve is located 2.3 miles away (as the crow flies) so I'm guessing that was what I was hearing, but can't be certain. At any rate: if you're a light sleeper and are hoping for some peace and quiet out in the countryside - this may not be the place for you. read more