Tall Town RV Park

Big rig friendly, pull through sites. Staff was very friendly, site was quiet. Affordable rates, and a quick, no frills stop. Great pause point on a long trek.

I love this place. Yes it's like a parking lot, but everyone here is sooooo nice! My only complaint is that the rules state no agressive breed dogs but they let them in anyway if the owner lies to them about the breed of dog. I only wish they were more knowledgeable about dog breeds as sometimes I don't feel safe. One dog in particular gets loose and runs around the park, which then freaks me out as it is a big pit bull (not allowed in the park according to the rules). So now there are 3 pit bulls in the park. I know the insurance will not cover any incidences related to these dogs because these dogs are not allowed to be in the park, but they are anyway. Other than that the manager is awesome and the owner is lovely too. I highly recommend them for it anytime short-term stay or long-term stay.

This place is a gravel parking lot. BUT, lots of space between sites, full hookups and geographically located midway on our trip. So cold water froze - on board pump especially! Reasonable rates, close to town. Host is awesome.

I didn’t see much information about the park online, but we were passing through the area and looking for an easy overnight… this spot worked perfectly. I called to make our reservation, and while it can’t hurt, I was surprised how big this place is (probably the largest RV park I’ve ever seen). The owners/hosts were incredibly nice both over the phone and upon greeting as when we arrived. We were allowed to pick our spot, but they are all huge, perfectly level, and FHU (we wouldn’t have needed to unhook). While the owner/host lives on site, this park is relatively bare bone (i.e. no bathhouse or laundry), but she indicated that there was a WiFi (we didn’t use it). There is a ton of space for walking a dog, and it was serenely quiet. Our Verizon worked well, and it was convenient to be so close to town for gas, food, and etc. If passing through the area again, we’d happily spend another night or few here. Their current rate is $35, cash or check only.

I called days in advanced and was assured of open sites, no reservation needed. After arrival I saw why. This is a long level field, covered in gravel with 50/30 amp RV pedestal installed. I didn't count but it look close to 100 big rig pull through sites, each with FHU. At $28 per night I'm not surprised to see, no trees or bushes, no buildings at all and the office is a trailer. No on-site manager present and I saw several "ugly" looking vehicles/trailers. The protected WiFi registered very weak on my WiFi meter at noon. No cable tv at pedestal and I don't know about any OTA tv channels. If somebody is working in the area or just passing by for a night, this RV park could be a possibility.