3Retirees![](images/starg_3.png)
For Split Rock Park: This is a beautiful campground with a wonderful waterfall and nice picnic area, but not really a big rig friendly park. It’s right beside a train track which runs every morning at about 0530 with 3 LONG whistle blows! Be prepared! We were in site 16 and 17, when we finally got level, we discovered that site 17 was 30 amp, not 50 as advertised, so we had to move to site 15, which was 50 amp but advertised as 30. We also didn’t realize that the only water available was one shared spigot in the park. Fortunately, we had extra hoses on board and were able to connect them and fill our tanks, so we made it work.
They are working on the park, removing trees and making improvements. If they can get the sites leveled and add water, it would be a great campground for the $$$, $20/nite, it was a great value!
Also, the manager, Bruce was very helpful and even answered my calls on the holiday weekend!!
Posted Jun 08, 2021 by 3Retirees from MS. This is the subjective opinion of a traveler and not of AllStays LLC.
Vern![](images/starg_4.png)
For Split Rock Park: I've camped here overnight on two separate occasions. There's a spacious, grassy loop for tents at the north end of the campground. Clean, well kept, not crowded. Nice. I'd give it five stars if not for the railroad adjacent to the campground. The train comes through once or twice during the night. Wear ear plugs if you're in a tent. $10/night in 2016.
Posted Jan 06, 2018 by Vern from Wisconsin . This is the subjective opinion of a traveler and not of AllStays LLC.