James
For Sesquicentennial State Park: Mike and Cheryl here. We have a 44 foot Class A RV. Here is my review of the campground at Sesquicentennial State Park. Getting to the campground can was easy and all on good roads. The roads in the campground are gravel and are in poor condition. Many have been washed out due to rain. Trees are trimmed. The campground does not have an office. You simply check in at the entrance gate. They provide a map to your site. A camp store is located a little down was down the road. No parking area is needed while checking in. The road signage to our site was good. Sites have fire pits but not sure if they have firewood. Our site was 59, a back in site with a picnic table. The campground has sunny sites and shaded sites. Our site was not level. Most sites are not level. Many have large roots and some have huge ruts. The site was dry but some lower sites look like they could be flooded. The site was dirt. The campground has no seasonal folks. The bath house is basic, but clean. We have not seen the camp host. No laundry. There is no pool but there is a kid splash park. There is no ping pong, fuss ball, & cornhole. There is no workout fitness room.
There is no restaurant on site, but the campground is close to town. Cable TV service is not available. Wifi is not available. Over air antenna worked fine. No road noise to note.
Our site was long and wide. Lots of room. The grounds were not well maintained. Some of the sites are close to each other and some are very unlevel. We liked site 59. Other sites like 64, 66, 68 & 69 are also nice. Most sites do not have full hook up. We would not come back. Dream Big, Travel Far, Live Well...
Posted May 23, 2022 by James from . This is the subjective opinion of a traveler and not of AllStays LLC.
Matt
For Sesquicentennial State Park: Pros: Beautiful campground/park, nice staff, nice trails and lake, level site, easy to navigate roads in, close to grocery/stores, restaurants, great value (~$28/night).
Cons: Bathroom was very dirty, only one dump station.
Posted Jun 18, 2019 by Matt from . This is the subjective opinion of a traveler and not of AllStays LLC.
Cato
For Sesquicentennial State Park: Good place to stop for the night close to the interstate. We did so traveling in late February and the campground was nearly empty. Sites were large if not completely level.
Posted Mar 26, 2019 by Cato from Ohio. This is the subjective opinion of a traveler and not of AllStays LLC.
Jeanetta
For Sesquicentennial State Park: Nice park. Wooded and rustic. Lots of mature tall pines. We stayed one night because it was right off 77 and there were many open sites and a fun splash pad for the kids. When we were there the lake was low and not easy to fish from the shore. Perfect for a quick overnight stop.
Posted Jul 03, 2018 by Jeanetta from Orlando. This is the subjective opinion of a traveler and not of AllStays LLC.
Opbart
For Sesquicentennial State Park: Nice state park. Clean sites, water and 30 amp. A little tight getting through the road to sites but no problem just go slow. We took a site described as fairly level and 50 ft back in. Was as described so very pleased. Just watch size per site as most are under 50 ft.
Posted May 27, 2018 by Opbart from Hot Springs, AR. This is the subjective opinion of a traveler and not of AllStays LLC.
Todd
For Sesquicentennial State Park: Nice state park campground. Quiet, shaded and a bit rustic. Some sites level others not, ask for a level RV site. Had a great stay.
Posted Jul 06, 2016 by Todd from Iowa. This is the subjective opinion of a traveler and not of AllStays LLC.
Audbird
For Sesquicentennial State Park: Large treed sites. Not level. Sandy and sites and road rough. Convenient for I77 travelers. Only stayed overnight on weeknight. Most sites open.
Posted Apr 26, 2016 by Audbird from Charlevoix. This is the subjective opinion of a traveler and not of AllStays LLC.
