Clean dump, no potable water, no hose on the rinse spigot so have your own if you want to flush. I wouldn't want to be here during business hours. We stopped at 1p on a Sunday and it was fine.

Your typical state park dump station. It's outside the park/campground. Need park sticker to use. Has a supply for rinsing. Has a dumpster and a separate fresh water spigot. If you pull up far enough you can be filling you fresh while dumping. The... Read more

We were in this location a total of 7 nights. I'm going to repeat some things others have said just so you have a date stamp on this information. The roughest part of the road is coming off the highway. We are in a spot that is away from the... Read more

We came in from the north, would have been easier from the south. The road is gravel and maintained but lots of washboard so take it slow. There aren't a ton of identifiable spots but only 1 other camper when we pulled in on Sunday. Nice clean... Read more

We stayed here January 13th. Easy stop close to interstate, we pulled far enough out that road noise wasn't an issue. We were all alone, never saw another person or rig. They were expecting 18" of snow the next day so maybe that's why it was... Read more

The road in was nice, not too far off the highway. We stopped January 12th and arrived right as the sun was setting. There was one other camper there, never saw or heard anyone. We love boondocking and it was a perfect overnight stop. Nice to have... Read more

There was a person in front of us when we arrived. I went in and paid and got the code. While I was doing that my husband saw the previous guy put his sewer hose over the water spigot that is also considered the "potable" water. I even asked... Read more

We were going to head further down the hwy but noticed a class A entering this area on our way into the Dunes. On our way out of the park (15ish miles) we decided to pull in and check it out. East access, the road isn’t perfect but just take it... Read more

A few miles of gravel to get to the campground. It’s a one way loop and big rig friendly. There is a dump station and water spigots in a few locations. I didn’t use the shower house but I peeked in and it’s clean and free. There is a host but we... Read more