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Campsite #E7 at Old Town Campground, KS
$14
Campsite #E7
| 10 people | |
| 48 ft | Back-In |
| 3 | fair |
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Campsite #E7 Features: Back-In parking, 30 amp hookup, RV Site, Tent Site, Trailer Site, Pets Allowed
Campsite Reviews (2)
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@AebyB567 · Camped on Nov 6, 2021 at Campsite #E7
Peaceful and quiet.
@DennisM970 · Camped on Sep 24, 2021 at Campsite #E7
We have had a family reunion camp out in late September, tow years in a row. Our family reserved 12 of the 15 spots in section E this year.
This campground is by reservation on line only. The office at the gate is only open at 4:00PM and the attendant was not responsive to any of us stopping at the gate, even though he was seen playing solitaire on the computer numerous times during the four days we were there.
The water spigot for my spot had evidence of a white plastic bag in the leaver when I arrived. It sprayed out of the packing nut when I turned it on Wednesday 9/22/2021, and was finally fixed on Tuesday 9/28/2021.
No one in our group had a reasonable conversation with the camp host, yes, we had a pot luck on Saturday 9/25/2021 and the discussion took place, because several of us had negative interactions with him in September of 2020. Some of our group have camped at this campground several times this season and confirmed that he is not a people person.
Most of the trees that were standing in 2020 were cut down this fall and the lack of shade has been a major reason I have used the camp ground at Clinton reservoir this last year.
It is quiet at Old Town Camp Ground and we had a good visit. The shower house is in need of updating and repair. The shower heads were a discussion with the women and they had issues with the spray patterns, dividers and floor drainage. Non of the men discussed the showers that I am aware of.
Walk down access to the water from section E could use some cleaning and mowing, in 2020 there was a nice path mowed from the south end of the loop to the water.
There were no tags placed on the poles of our camp sites to confirm that we were registered to camp there. I would thing that no one monitored who was camping there which is an issue in other Corp of Engineers Campgrounds I have visited.
This campground is by reservation on line only. The office at the gate is only open at 4:00PM and the attendant was not responsive to any of us stopping at the gate, even though he was seen playing solitaire on the computer numerous times during the four days we were there.
The water spigot for my spot had evidence of a white plastic bag in the leaver when I arrived. It sprayed out of the packing nut when I turned it on Wednesday 9/22/2021, and was finally fixed on Tuesday 9/28/2021.
No one in our group had a reasonable conversation with the camp host, yes, we had a pot luck on Saturday 9/25/2021 and the discussion took place, because several of us had negative interactions with him in September of 2020. Some of our group have camped at this campground several times this season and confirmed that he is not a people person.
Most of the trees that were standing in 2020 were cut down this fall and the lack of shade has been a major reason I have used the camp ground at Clinton reservoir this last year.
It is quiet at Old Town Camp Ground and we had a good visit. The shower house is in need of updating and repair. The shower heads were a discussion with the women and they had issues with the spray patterns, dividers and floor drainage. Non of the men discussed the showers that I am aware of.
Walk down access to the water from section E could use some cleaning and mowing, in 2020 there was a nice path mowed from the south end of the loop to the water.
There were no tags placed on the poles of our camp sites to confirm that we were registered to camp there. I would thing that no one monitored who was camping there which is an issue in other Corp of Engineers Campgrounds I have visited.
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