Wild Horse State Recreation Area

The park is remote and pretty, the campgrounds are laid out fairly well, the campsites are generally level, and the spacing between is fine (though it seems at least half of the weekend warriors have old and very, very noisy generators). But this campground has the worst bug problem of any campground this full-timer has ever been in. I don’t know if it’s just seasonal, but the number and the aggressiveness are both off the chart. I want to stay here longer, but there’s no way I can, because of the bugs. Right now there are hundreds of them across the entire surface of my RV, trying very hard to get in through the window screens, and dozens covering my camp chair (see photo—which was after I had started to clear them off). Even if I’m super fast with opening the door to get in or out, they swarm inside, and are relentless. There’s no hope of enjoying the campsite outside of the RV unless it’s in the hot, direct sun, where they are only about 25% as numerous and aggressive as they are in the shade, or before sunrise and after sunset. But that can’t work. It’s a shame.

They have one hookup site. The rest are dry camping but there is a dump and water at the big inning of the loop. NO Verizon (once in awhile I’d get a bar and random txt), but AT&T works here.
Clean and taken care of, but I went to Indian campground so I could fish from my site, but tried 3 separate days to find a park official and couldn’t find one!!! I tried morning, noon and afternoon and they are never around!!!!!
Really clean place but wish you could find someone!