Open year-round! All campsites are supplied with: water, sewer, & electric: 30 amp & 50 amp service. Sites are on a first come, first served basis, and must have a vehicle parked in the site to be considered “reserved”. All sites must have registration in site post 
and payment received without delay when  campsite is occupied. Thank you!

The Hausbarn Heritage Park 

Small, fairly quiet campground (you will hear some road noise) but yikes, the bathrooms are closed from 9 pm- 9 am! If you are not in a self-contained RV, this could be problematic. I was not able to find anyone to ask if this was Covid related and temporary. All campsites are full hookup with 30 and 50 amp and most are shaded, although there is no physical separation between sites. There is a small playground. 

  

Nearby is a 350-year-old authentic German Hausbarn, brought over from Germany, where you can learn about life in Germany in the 1600s. It is across the street from the beautiful Trinity Lutheran Church and there is a historical farmstead nearby. 

  

I waffled between 2 and 3 stars but this is not our preferred type of campground. The limited bathroom hours and lack of separation between sites kept my rating at 2 stars. If these issues do not bother you and if you are a history buff, this might be a good place to camp but if not, it might be a good place to stop en-route to somewhere else (as long as you have an iron bladder!)

Good for German history buffs

Only 20 or so sites on a first come first served system.  Only $20 for full hookups.   Liked the heritage museum. Did boot appreciate the hotel across the road with flood lights on all night. 