This isn’t a resort. It’s just a standard campground. Website says 10 sites. It’s expanded to 13 or 14 full hookups now. All flat, level, wide, and neatly kept. Doesn’t look like much but the gentleman and lady that are the camp hosts and run the office are super super nice. Plus, they loan you all the tools and expertise you want to ...moreThis isn’t a resort. It’s just a standard campground. Website says 10 sites. It’s expanded to 13 or 14 full hookups now. All flat, level, wide, and neatly kept. Doesn’t look like much but the gentleman and lady that are the camp hosts and run the office are super super nice. Plus, they loan you all the tools and expertise you want to do the diamond mining down the road. You’re like 1 mile from the state park. The only thing that disappointed at all was that the wifi at the campground went in/out about every 2 minutes. So it was functionally unusable. There’s a huge cell tower you can see about 50 yards down the road and I had 4 bars of Verizon LTE, but something weird caused there to be no connection anyway. So… I had to work from the restaurant up the road. If his is you too, no worries. It’s 0.8 miles away and called Southern Dine. 80-100mb speed there, cheap and delicious food, and super nice staff. I drank my body weight in free refil coffee.

Access to the park and signage is good. The RV Park is on the way to Craters of Diamonds State Park so you can just follow their signs as well. The interior roads are a sparse bit of grave on a dirt path.The park office is right at the entrance. Right next door is the Laundry ($2.00 for wash and $1.50 for dry) and two unisex bathr...moreAccess to the park and signage is good. The RV Park is on the way to Craters of Diamonds State Park so you can just follow their signs as well. The interior roads are a sparse bit of grave on a dirt path.The park office is right at the entrance. Right next door is the Laundry ($2.00 for wash and $1.50 for dry) and two unisex bathrooms. The office is not always open but a phone number is given if you need service. The Laundry area is always open. The washrooms are quite utilitarian but clean. Very welcome after a day of digging for diamonds.Our site, 01, was a back in and it consisted of a gravel pad with mowed grass. The utilities, power, water and sewer were to the left rear. We backed on to the road way but there is very little traffic that passes by so it did not bother us. The internet was adequate as long as you didn’t want to do any streaming. OTA TV was nil. Satellite would work well. This is a small park. There were a few long term guests (as in here for longer than a few days) belonging to serious miners but all were clean and well kept.On site are facilities for screening gravel brought from the diamond fields that you can sift at your leisure. Sarah, the camp host, will also show how and where to search the field as well as lend you the tools needed at no charge.We paid $30.00 per night and feel we received very good value for our dollar. This park is not a resort by any means. It is a pleasant place to stay while searching for diamonds or an overnight stop. We would return if in the area. Just an FYI The State park is $36.00. Will not lend you tools nor anywhere near as friendly.

Simple facility but great staff made the visit. Would definitely visit here again. Top notch service.

Great place to launch a diamond hunt at the state park. The host gives a class in the morning on how to hunt diamonds, lots of useful info and history. They also have all the tools you need, shovel, screens, etc. Nice showers, laundry, sites are level and gravel, all the hookups worked well. Dog friendly. Nothing negative to say, woul...moreGreat place to launch a diamond hunt at the state park. The host gives a class in the morning on how to hunt diamonds, lots of useful info and history. They also have all the tools you need, shovel, screens, etc. Nice showers, laundry, sites are level and gravel, all the hookups worked well. Dog friendly. Nothing negative to say, would come back again.