Heading to the fairground in Clay County and looking for somewhere to call home tonight? Then look no further than Clay County RV Park, which provides across-the-street access to all of the amusements, live music concerts and 4H farming competitions that take place here on the county’s grand gathering grounds. While you may drive by this RV compound (which is literally surrounded by tall, screened fences that conceal this high school track shaped RV gravel parking lot), if you look sharp right when heading westbound, you’ll see the lone sign for this campground.

This spot offers up very affordable daily ($35), weekly ($30) and monthly ($25) rates and in the event that you don’t come bringing your own RV, Clay County RV Park will rent you one of theirs either by the night or by the week. In all, there’s about 70 back-in diagonal RV lots here at this pet-friendly despot with two very well-maintained restroom and shower facilities located at opposite ends of the park (far west and far east). 

Here are some amenities you should expect: water, sewage and electric (20, 30 and 50 amp) hook-ups, dog park (and even a place to give your four-legged furry friends a bath of their own at each of the bathhouses), complimentary WiFi and all of the gravel-strewn evenly flat parking lot that you can rest your RV for the night, all within the very safe and security fenced-in confines of this RV compound. 

Insider’s tips? Here’s a few: (1) While this place is welcoming to animals, it is NOT kid-friendly (as there is absolutely nothing to keep the kids or anyone entertained within the RV compound); (2) Despite the security one feels with the tall, shaded fences that encircle this RV lot, one feels more like they are incarcerated than they do enjoying a bit of the outdoors; (3) This place has a tremendous amount of rules and regulations one must follow, which feels completely over-the-top, so mind your P’s & Q’s here; and (4) If you are looking to experience some of the best nature in the area, be sure to check out either Camp Chowenwaw Park and Black Creek Park and Trail, both conveniently located just due northeast of Clay County RV Park. 

Happy Camping!