A19
Campsite #A19 at Thibaut Point Campground, MO
$20
Campsite #A19
| 10 people | |
| 52 ft | Back-In |
| 3 | fair |
5/28
5/30
Campsite #A19 Features: Back-In parking, 30 amp hookup, Accessible, RV Site, Tent Site, Trailer Site, Pets Allowed
Campsite Reviews (2)
3.0 out of 5
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| 3 star | | 50% |
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| 1 star | | 50% |
@JessicaL285 · Camped on Jun 11, 2021 at Campsite #A19
Good clean campground. Sites were level and spaced nicely. Each had a fire ring ,picnic table and trash hook. Loop A had some sites with trails to water,would not want site A14 as it seems to be used by everyone to get to the water.Loop A has two valt toliets,and only 1 shower house for the whole park that is not close to any loop. Dump station is also on the backside of park and not at entry/exit. Swim beach was closed which resulted in traffic through campsite to access water.Very nice park attendant! Do not think there was any full hook ups. A few camping rule violations dogs not on leashes,fireworks,and noise after quite time,but I believe it was all from one group.
@ElizabethC385 · Camped on Apr 21, 2021 at Campsite #A19
Very Disappointed!
We ended up leaving and paying for a hotel! We arrived at the campground before sunset.
It’s off season ao there were only a few other rv/campers in the Loop A area. We got parked and set up our van so we could make a quick dinner then get some rest. We knew it would be a very chilly evening and wanted to be sure the van would be at a comfortable temperature. We plugged in our electrical cord so we could run the heat and turn on a small light. Things were fine for a short while, maybe an hour or two and then everything shut off. So we turn off the switches in the van, grab a flashlight and head outside. Sure enough, the circuit breaker was tripped. We digured it kuat have been because the campers below us had xome back and turned ip their heaters. So we go thru the process of turning things off, plugging back in, coed, turning in the breakers, etc. we go back in the bam and try to run the heat. Well NOTHING worked from then on.
We double checked to see of the spot next to ua was working and it would not.
We drive over yo the park volunteer attendant spot however, they sis not answer their door.
Ao with no ability to get the issue resolved, we had to leave and fins a nearby hotel foe $77/night so us and our two service dogs could stay warm for the night.
We ended up leaving and paying for a hotel! We arrived at the campground before sunset.
It’s off season ao there were only a few other rv/campers in the Loop A area. We got parked and set up our van so we could make a quick dinner then get some rest. We knew it would be a very chilly evening and wanted to be sure the van would be at a comfortable temperature. We plugged in our electrical cord so we could run the heat and turn on a small light. Things were fine for a short while, maybe an hour or two and then everything shut off. So we turn off the switches in the van, grab a flashlight and head outside. Sure enough, the circuit breaker was tripped. We digured it kuat have been because the campers below us had xome back and turned ip their heaters. So we go thru the process of turning things off, plugging back in, coed, turning in the breakers, etc. we go back in the bam and try to run the heat. Well NOTHING worked from then on.
We double checked to see of the spot next to ua was working and it would not.
We drive over yo the park volunteer attendant spot however, they sis not answer their door.
Ao with no ability to get the issue resolved, we had to leave and fins a nearby hotel foe $77/night so us and our two service dogs could stay warm for the night.
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