Our rate was for water and electric. They offered dry camping for $15 at the "horse stalls" which we couldn't locate, we thought they were across the back street, but couldn't find an entrance. There was no-one there during our stay, you leave the fee in an envelope in a metal box. Someone drove by to pick up the envelopes, but that was it. There are trash cans, restrooms and showers, which we didn't use. The showers require a $25 key deposit which is refunded when you depart. There is a parking lot next door that a truck driving school uses to train their drivers, but there wasn't much activity the day we were there.The location is not in the best area of town, but it was fine for a one-night stop.