Faust Park

This is a nice little park and canoe launch site with vault toilets and garbage cans. A couple negatives unfortunately. First it’s small. Can fit 4 to 6 vehicles depending on size and how park. And even though it’s a few miles out into farmland, it’s right next to an active railroad so every 3 to 4 hours you have a loud train rolling through and tooting its horn.

They have trash cans, but no water, no grey dump, and bad fries and signal. Other than that, it seems to be pretty decent so far.

The parking lot is fairly level so I didn’t bother disconnecting from the TV. The pit toilets could be cleaner but not a complaint, bring your broom with and sweep them out as a thanks for a place to hang your hat. There is a landing for canoes or kayaks and a trailer selling firewood.

I was the in late August and there were 4 apple trees with ripe apples! Bugs weren’t too bad.

The train tracks are across the river and maybe 4 or 5 came by during the night.

I have Spectrum mobile cell service and got zero signal but was able to send and receive texts via satellite.

This is a very well kept park. Lots of open space. It is a perfect place for overnight and for kayaking or canoeing. There is even a grill and picnic shelter.

We were the only campers, so there was plenty of space and the sound of the water was soothing.

Bugs were terrible and the train was loud once when we went to sleep and then once when we woke up.

Overall, the camp spot was a convenient and free stop on our road trip out west. Would stay again.

We stopped by to visit but didn't camp. If you're a walker there's no trails and no place to walk. There is though a very nice canoe spot and it's clear people fish from here. The campsite is very small and only camping spaces for about three campers it was full the time we came through.

Well, not the best place we stayed at. Arrived to trash bags beside the bin, half a rib cage (skeleton) of some animal (which we found the rest of the deer .5m down the road) and the 2 vault toilets need of a decent clean / toilet paper, but they didn't smell and were adequate for the night. We were the only people here, but locals dropped by for dog walks or rest stops. Area did have a grill, firepit, one picnic table in the open and 2 tables under a large cover. 2 gravel slopes go down to the river, but could imagine with the sediment at the river edge, car wheels may become stuck. Trains / rail crossing was 100yards away, as previously mentioned in other reviews, and our observations were as follows.....9 trains from mid afternoon  to early morning next day, 4 of which at night. Apart from the  3‐4 long horn blasts each time one came by, the actual train passing was not disturbing... 

I was the only person here. I appreciated the pit toilets, covered garbage can, the one streetlight, and the low, low cost of a free campsite.

seemed like a serene spot, but then a train came through, blasting its horn. Probably 10 of them passed through during the night. I typically sleep with earplugs, but I still woke up every time. Also heard coyotes howling for a while, which was more enjoyable.

About 8 miles from i94 (3-4 miles of gravel road) this is nice clean camping area close to the river. We have a eurovan and parked in the parking lot - no specific camping spots were marked. It was raining and thundering so we didn’t have much of a chance to explore but it looked beautiful and well maintained with a mix of trees and nice grassed areas. One bathroom. There are train tracks very close, and we did hear 2-3 trains go by. I’d totally stay here again. Thanks to the folks who maintain the park!!