Frank Russell

Site 43 very level, and roomy. I wish outside area had more concrete due to stormy weather. Mud, and sand got tracked into camper. But overall, it was a good stay.

The ranger saw us pull up to the entrance and handed us our lot identifier as he had recognized our Motorhome from the description on the form we had filled in on line. The lot was a level concrete pad with water, electric and sewer in the shade.
Very nice.

We really like coming to Frank Russell with its updated improvements. I like the space in between sites. Close to Hannibal if you would like to do some shopping or go out to eat.

The bike/walking path is awesome, but needs to be paved. Rocks are hard to ride bikes and walk on.

We were in site 43. The full concrete pads, including the apron for the picnic table and fire ring, was great. The Mark Twain lake is beautiful!

Clean and spacious

We were only there for a day but it is very nice. Ours had a concrete pad, was level with a parking area next to our camper. Electric, water and sewer hook up. Very nice!

Site 30. New, nice double concreted pad. This COE may be the niceset campground we've stayed in, and we've stayed in several. 50 amp, FHU, shaded. A bit unlevel left to right, but nothing to complain about. The only issue.... no wifi. We have both TMobile and Verizon. Neither worked. Talked to gate attendant and he said the same. Ray Behrens and Indian Creek have wifi, but not here. It's too bad they spent so much money in updatiing this campground but neglected wifi. Would we stay here again? Definite maybe. The wifi issue may be a deal breaker for us.

We enjoyed this park greatly. The sites were new with full hook ups. However, our first sight was listed as a severe grade which made it impossible for us to level our 30 foot RV. We even added a total of 40 blocks under the duelly back axle to bring it up high enough to try to be somewhere near level. We ended up having to cancel that reservation to move to a different site. That site was listed as a slight incline whereas we did still have to use blocks level. It was doable. The sites were large enough for the RV and an extra vehicle if we needed it. We wished we had been there at a time to be on the lake, but we did not have a boat with us.
There was one restroom facility within the campground, which was kept clean.

Clean, newly poured slab and new asphalt roads. Our spot was separated enough from others that we did not feel cramped. Only issue is power surges. Use your surge protector. Ours worked flawlessly.

This was a great campsite. We picked it for its electricity hook up at the tent sites. Something JellyStone did not offer. My only complaint would be after spending the day at the beach we came back to the showers at the campground only to find out the water was excessively hot. By the time we had finished our showers we were drenched in sweat.