We are TT members so staying here didn’t cost anything.

There isn’t anything tricky about getting to the campground. Once in the campground it can be tight but just take your time and you’ll get through, big rigs of all sorts in there.

The spaces are pretty tight but thankfully, everyone was really friendly so it wasn’t to bad. Had no issues with any of the hookups. We stayed in site 765, gravel pull through. Needed some good leveling.

They have a nice sized clubhouse, restrooms are much cleaner there than the bathhouses. There is a pool, small, and a separate kiddie pool with one mushroom thing in it. You can fish, catch and release, didn’t fish so don’t know how good the fishing is.

They have a pretty nice trail system. There are some waterfalls, another lake with a damn and some nice views. Some of the trails are pretty steep.

We have Verizon. Where we were we had 2 bars and 4G LTE but it didn’t work well. They have wifi. We did use it, it was good enough, have 5mb download speed. Where we were sometimes we’d lose signal briefly but it would come back and work fine the majority of the time.

Ate at the Dodge City Steakhouse just a couple minutes from the campground, very good.

The staff we interacted with were very nice. You have to choose your site when you check in (not a fan of this), you can’t drive around and pick what you want like some other TT campgrounds allow. They may give you options, probably depends on the size of your rig. The first one we chose we didn’t like but they allowed us to change to another site, we didn’t set up, just pulled up to it and didn’t like it. Overall it was a good experience and we enjoyed ourselves.