Elkhorn Shores Campground
Identifies as women-owned, Identifies as women-owned
Don't recommend this place have had more issues than any other campground i've been to. Me and my husband have been traveling for the last three and a half years as we travel for his work. The campsites are stacked on top of each other,You …
Well, we attempted to stay here but it was a bad time of year…. The clamping tent smelled like mold and mildew and was covered in caterpillars and crickets, and the single supposed twin bed wouldn’t fold out so we slept on the ground with …
The area is really pretty but the campsites (only stayed in an RV one) left ALOT lacking in my opinion. They only had a dump station not full hookups. We knew that going into it but the dump station would frequently fill up. As in sewage …
This was our first visit to Elkhorn Shores. Despite claims of a beach, "riverwalk" on the website, I could not find it. The staff were courteous, even providing us with Starbucks coffee after we experienced a power outage due to severe …
The location is beautiful right next to the river! Signage to enter the park isn’t great and kind of confusing, but their staff was on site to help us find our location. …
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