Nice place with solid rules. The owner cares about kids and about peace and quiet. So, there's a speed limit (10) and a quiet curfew (also 10). The owners aren't shy about enforcement, either. The pool is a very nice amenity, no deeper than six foot with a nice big, shallow end for young kids: who enjoy it much later into the evening than I'd wish them to, being a bit of a curmudgeon myself. There's a lot of attention to the water quality. I usually slip in the pool while the kiddies are at supper. I do wish the showers were a little nicer: management is working on this issue. The hard water at the site, stains so badly that even the regular bleaching that keeps them scrupulously clean can't prevail over the rust stains. The water is pretty sulfurous, too. I figure people pay big money for mineral baths and I'm getting one "on the cheap." The camp store is reasonably priced, with cost-comparisons to Wal-Mart. No price gouging like you see so often in captive-audience markets. I've read some recent reviews for this campground. I was here in 07/09 and I'll simply say: Not everyone can handle the rigs they drive. A camper ran off the good solid rock into the mud and got stuck, while cutting an angle they never should have attempted and were even warned about. Not the campground's fault. All in all, a nice place; the landscaping is good (excellent in places) and the lawn is kept like a golf course. The frogs and katydids are active at night and flitting bats scout the treelines in the twilight. If I had to camp in a tent in east-central Missouri for four months, I could hardly have done better. We camped here in a Tent.

I loved this place the owner was very nice and helpful. It had cute landscape with flowers trees and grassy spots. The bathrooms were clean and cute. They had a book exchange and a small store with a few items. The pool was clean and cool. I would return and recommend it to others. We camped here in a Truck Camper.

This park is a couple of miles away from the highway so it is very quiet. Roads and sites are gravel, and large enough for most rigs. They emphasized their 'no noise' policy when we checked in. I don't know if we looked like noisy people, but it kind of put us off. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This was a nice park, far enough from the interstate that there was no noise. The free Wi-Fi worked good, but was satellite based. The owners were nice hard-working people, and you could tell that they took pride in their campground. No problems navigating my 42' motorhome down the roads leading to the campground and through the campground itself. Paved roads leading to the campground, but the interior roads were gravel as well as the sites. No dust when we were there though. There was a pond on-site for fishing. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Nice place. Many clubs like to stay here because they have buildings that they can gather in. Staff is extremely helpful. Sites are plenty big for large rigs and the sites I saw were pull through. The front of the campground is a little cramped but the further back into the campground there is more space. The area around the campground is heavily wooded giving the campground a secluded feel. We camped here in a Motorhome.

The only drawback is no cable TV, but when you are in the country you really can't expect cable! The owners were so friendly and helpful. The campground was well kept and the bathrooms very clean. We were so surprised to find a nice campground only 2 miles from interstate 70! We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

I think the nightly rate is around 28 dollars but not sure because we camped with a group and they gave us a group rate. Its off of exit 170 on I 70. Nice person runs the place always around making sure things are okay. Sites are gravel and it was easy to get level. There were some areas that were washed out on the road but if you drove slow it was no problem. This is not a destination place but a good overnight for a day or two. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Quiet clean park with easy access but far enough from highway to keep down the road noise. The sites are not exactly level, most of the trailers in the area we were in required at least one set of blocks under the tires to level. Most sites had at least some grass, a few did not. They were making improvements while we were there (adding block walls and more grass). The walking trails are a little tough on the feet (a lot of loose LARGE rocks, although that is typical of the area of Missouri they are in) and the walk to the lake made me think a twisted ankle was possible. Wear some good boots. We would definitely stay here again. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

An okay park for an overnight stop. The site they gave us was 40' long, but I had a hard time finding a level section for my 23' motorhome. The 40' rigs around me had jacks down, so it might not be a problem for them. The park advertised WiFi, but it was down. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Great park, large and level lots. Very friendly and helpful owners. Quite and relaxing. This park is close (within 50 miles) to my home and we stayed there a couple of years ago but forgot how nice it was. We camped here in a Motorhome.

I stayed at this park with my 5 year old grandson, in Aug 2006, just the two of us and it was in the middle of a 100 degree wave. We spent the weekend from Fri-Sun. First of all the grounds and showers/bathrooms are immaculate, little cherubs painted on them very colorful, There is a Memorial Wall that Veterans like me will like, the owner was scrambling to keep all her flowers from burning up, but yet found time to be attentive and helpful. When it came time to leave Sunday, I asked if we could pay extra to stay past the checkout time and swim and then leave when it cooled down, She said sure and don't worry about an extra charge, I only live about 30 miles away but would reccomend this park for a place to take kids on the weekend. The owners are very kid friendly. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This is the second time we have stayed there. This time it was an emergency, we had lost power at our home, which is about 50 miles from Lazy Day. We called at 6pm on a Friday night and ask for spots for two campers and the said come on over, we'll find a spot for you. We didn't have any trouble leaving our motorhome. The owner lead us to our spots. They are always very nice to every one. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Great campground. We stayed in the upper part by road. They were the best sites and were pull throughs. Not much shade. The owners were very nice. Would camp here again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

We have stayed here several times, each time is very pleasant. The owner is so sweet and she has the park landscaped so nice with all the flowers.There is a nice pool area, fishing lakes, a great spot right off of hwy for a quiet relaxing time. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

We loved the campground. The owners were very helpful. We were a group of three RV's and they put us in spots all together. There are lots of trees and flowers in the campground. We didn't get to use the swimming pool because of rain, but it was nice. The roads and camp sites are gravel. It is a nice place to go and spend a few quite days. We will return to this campground. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Located about a mile off exit on south side of I-70 at Danville exit. Steep entrace hill, all gravel sites. Most were at least partially shaded, our pull thru site was shaded for most of morning and late afternoon. Owners were very cordial and guided us to the site and helped position rig. Was very quiet campground. We will stay again when in the area. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.