Geneseo Campground

Nice campground. Managers/owners were very helpful & nice. Bathouse, while not posh, had everything one needs, room for toiletries & dry clothes, plus privacy. It was spotless & well stocked, plenty of warm water for a good shower. We liked the direct access to the Hennepin Canal Trail from the campground. Though we’re not traveling with children, children in the campground were enjoying the bicycle & 4-wheel pedal bikes they rent. I also like when campgrounds have recycling available, like this one!

Booked site online a few days before. The day of they texted me directions and a campground map with my site highlighted (#55) Super helpful and easy. GPS was trying to route me under a 10ft bridge so their directions were very much appreciated.
Campground was about 3/4 full and all the other campers were very nice and respected quiet hours which was wonderful.
They had some nice garden beds growing vegetables, some cute little chickens and a new little rescue kitten!
Very nice dog area and a nice path to canal where people were fishing.
Also saw lots of little wild bunnies back by the tent sites 🙂

The office staff were so kind and made you feel more than welcome. We arrived hrs early and we were able to go to our site, without any issues. Small campground. Very level sites. Clean. Quiet. A lot of trees, but did not make it difficult for us to get around- 25 ft truck with 36 ft 5th wheel. Used laundry - small, but very clean. The bugs were a little annoying, but you are next to a canal. When we were there- beginning of June- it looked like it was snowing all of the time, due to pollen. Thankfully- no allergies. You need to rent a fire pit, but the wood that we bought was actually NOT GREEN, as so many campgrounds are. We met some great people here.

The best thing was the massive, very long and clean E Bike trail, next to the campground. We had a blast riding our E Bikes. miles long. We left right from the campground itself. You can also rent bikes, kayaks, canoes, etc from the campground office. There is also fishing. Apx. 7 miles away are a lot of stores, including Walmart. Would definitely stay here again, if ever passing thru this area again.

The internet worked most of the time - sometimes slow and the TV was great, even without a cable hook up.

GREAT JOB - STAFF !!!!!!!!!!!

One of the best online booking sites in over seven years of full-time travel. Each site has a detailed description including satellite dish reception. Pay attention to the low bridge warning on Hwy 82 from Joliet, but note there is a very easy drive-around right at the bridge with Truck Route signs. Don't be the guy who's sure they can clear and show up at the park with your ac hanging off the roof. Also pay attention to the site size - length is for RV only. Add more if you're a trailer and tow vehicle. Easy access and clear signage at park.
Friendly and helpful office staff. We left a day early to miss a coming storm and they offered to refund our last night's stay. Didn't take them up on it as it wasn't an issue with their lovely park. Clean showers and rest rooms at front of park. Utilities work well, sewer a bit of a stretch into neighbor's site, but pretty good size green grass space. Picnic table and you can get a fire ring when you buy their wood. Do NOT bring in outside wood!! Good water pressure, and we drank it from the tap. Quiet and dark at night (sites along the main interior road will get some overhead light). Lovely old growth trees throughout.
Our 35 ft Class A had no trouble navigating through the park and into our site. The people behind us had their large pickup parked in front of their 5er and had to move for a 40 ft Class A to pull in beside us, although I thought there was plenty of room :-)
We really love this little park, and if there was anything to do in the area we would definitely come back. Cute little town with a dozen grill and bar eateries with pub food. If you're a Victorian home buff you'll love driving around, but that's about it for many miles in all directions.

A cute, decently tidy little campground nestled up to the Hennepin canal, which features a long canal path for running, walking, or biking. Lots of fishing and nature watching (turtles, snakes, otters).

The RV park itself is well managed. The access to sites is strangely tricky. The roads within the park are narrow and are not laid out for easy access to/from many of the campsites. The campsites themselves do have some space between, but were a bit muddy while we were there in late April.

Full hook-up sites, both back in and pull through available. A separate area for tenting. Seasonal residents are grouped together.

There was a surprising amount of action at this park for a weekend in April. Lots of families with kids, where the kids enjoyed the various bikes available for use by the RV park. A small playground and kayak rentals are also available.

Starlink was usable from our site (17), but the trees were not yet in full foliage. Verizon signal was fine.

We would stay here again, but would be hesitant to arrive when the park might be more occupied due to the narrow roads that are strangely angled or have tree obstacles/ overhang.

This is a lovely campground with east access to the canal where you could boat, fish or walk on the path. The campground is immaculate with nice restrooms and laundry facilities as well as a well-stocked camp store. The owners are friendly, helpful and putting a lot of work into the campground to upgrade the facilities. I’d definitely visit again.