St Louis Mulberry RV Gardens

Perfect RV stop for a one night stay over. And we found a great restaurant called grouchy’s nearby in Greenville. Camp host was friendly and helpful.

If you are thinking of renting a cabin here DO NOT DO IT. The website is CRAZY. It’s like the wrote about a completely different place. It is disgustingly dirty. No linens. Old trash in the floor. Mouse poop and wasps in every windowsill. The a/c does not work. The fridge is gross and smells unusual. I have already checked in for 4 nights and there are NO REFUNDS. I will be sleeping in my car for the night.

Was right off the highway booked through an app that auto selected my Campspot for me. Conveniently states it's the best spot available. It's also the closest to their dumpsters. Also beside a private residence who had a commercial floodlight on all night. Campsite Said it had power. The power didn't work showed up just after 8 PM. The office was locked. There was no communication. I tried calling twice no answer to their emergency number. The bathrooms were so loud. They set off my Apple Watch warning for hearing damage.

A reservation was made over the phone. They do not have staff in the office. But that doesn't really matter as they were extremely helpful over the phone. We only stayed one night. Our lot was P10. It was a pull-through site with full hookups. With the veterans discount we paid about $44 for the night. They have nice showers. There is also a pool but as we were here in the beginning of April it wasn't open yet.

For an RV park, this would generally not be considered “nearby.” Most travelers looking for a nearby RV park expect it to be within 10–20 miles, often closer to highways or attractions they plan to visit. A 20-60 mile distance is better described as “within driving distance” or “a short trip away,” not nearby.