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Approach from the south, not from the east through town. I only took one shower and then used our trailer's shower. Campground Policy is to fill Full Hook-up spots first.

Thank you for Apartminternetting™ - Dating back to 1845, the city is best known as the home of Oregon State University, but Corvallis is much more than a college town. Residential properties are charged based on the area within 100 feet of the sewer line.

We there visiting friends in area. Pull through with full hook ups, cable, WiFi. If I was to return I'd ask for space backing up to large green field or the trees area. Saturday Farmer's Market which was nice. Would not return unless I was visiting friends. The park is part of the county fairgrounds the fair had ended a couple weeks before I arrived. The bath house was fine as was the laundry. There were many mature trees in that section and a lot of space for our dog to explore. Our site was on the end of our row, nearest to the corral at the adjacent fairgrounds, so we did have sun on one side, unlike the interior sites. There was a rodeo that weekend at the fairgrounds. The arena is far enough from the campground to not be an annoyance but close enough to walk if you'd like some entertainment. The park has a rustic, campground feel while still being convenient to the city. The park is colocated with the fairgrounds, so it could get noisy and busy if something is going on there. As far as I can tell, there's no free WiFi available here so you're on your own. We'd definitely stay here again if it fit our travel schedule, but sure wouldn't go out of our way. My shower was good enough. I liked the staggering of the full hookup sites. The camp host was very friendly. She did say the park is unavailable part of the summer so phone ahead. Wifi and cable were great! Watch out for a low railway bridge on 53rd. We went left at the roundabout and avoided it! We stayed here while visiting relatives. On the plus side the campground was relatively clean and quiet and had easy access to some nice walking paths. The campground host was friendly and easy going. On the negative side, the bathrooms were located in concrete block buildings with concrete floors and no heat. Cold at this time of the year! The showers have those atomizing, flow restricting shower-heads that result in hot water near your head, warm water at your shoulders and cold water from there on down. I only took one shower and then used our trailer's shower. Camp Host was a no show. Had to call the Expo office to find out the procedure for check-in. Parked in overflow, so water and power only. Overflow is on the main road into the full hook up sites and very dusty until it rained then it was muddy. Large oak trees one had fallen across one of the interior roads. Large oak limbs hanging over dump station and several other roads. Actually saw a limb break off and fall. Had we been asked to park any closer to the trees it would have been a deal breaker. Shower and rest room have a strong odor of mold. Shower with high fixture have the spray of a water pick, and low fixture not high enough to get under. Due to graduation and prior reservations, I was in the full hookup, lot B, the first night then had to move to the open gravel overflow water and power only, lot E, the next two nights. B sites were gravel and were not level. I needed three to four blocks under the front wheels just to get close. Online reservations were fast and easy but the onsite host, Ken, was non-existent. I had to call the listed number three times just to get the wifi and bathroom codes. Keep calling because he doesn't return calls. Bathrooms, although heavily used, were fairly clean. Free Wifi was over taxed. There are no bathrooms here and you have to walk through the fairgrounds to get to them. Luckily only every other space in this lot was occupied or else it would have been parking lot tight. You're in the fairgrounds, what do you expect. I wouldn't stop here again. We stayed here in a motorhome. Pull throughs, and back ins on west wall, are good for satellite. Park host said WiFi was terrible so we did not try it. Approach from the south, not from the east through town. Low tree branches coming from the east. It is a part of the Benton County Fairgrounds. It is pretty basic but pleasant enough. We were concerned when we first arrived, thinking that it would be noisy since it is right next to the fairgrounds. However, while we were there, their were no events at the fairground, so it was nice and quite. If you arrive without reservations you check with the camp host and he will assign you a site and collect your fee. There are both back-in and pull-through sites. There are only a few sites where you can get satellite. There is Wi-Fi that is fast when it works, but it seems to fairly frequently go down. Verizon air card and cell phones work well. The campground is convenient to the university and downtown and has bike paths that originate from the fairgrounds. Corvallis is a great little city and we will stay at this campground again when we return. The park is under new management and some improvements have been made. Several pull through sites are available. The park is next to the Benton County Fairgrounds. It is quiet most of the time. You have to have a box to get cable and they usually don't give out the boxes to over night guest. We used our digital antenna and got all the local network channels. We love Corvallis and will return. Big trees for the back ins. And no trees for the pull throughs. We were there during a non busy time and it was great. It is grassy as well. No Mosquitoes so that is good. We would camp here again. It was very easy to find and very quiet. Paved sites with no tables and most will require leveling. Camp host was very helpful and knowledgeable. Located very near a great paved walking trail. We found it to be a good value and comfortable. Check out Sky High Brewing on 4th Street for great food, beer, and mixed drinks and cornhole on the roof. Alsea Falls is only 25 miles away and well worth the trip, and the nearby wineries are picturesque. Interesting events were going on in the adjacent Fairground buildings. There are extensive bike lanes and paths all over the city. Most shopping is on 9th.

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Tenant pays gas, water and electricity. It was very easy to find and very quiet. Once you join our casual dating site and browse personal ads of Montana singles looking for a hot date in Corvallis, you can start finding what you really want. Shower with high fixture have the spray of a water pick, and low fixture not high enough to get under. Parked in overflow, so water and power only. Low tree branches coming from the east. I will be a good girl and earn it all. Shower and rest room have a strong odor of mold.