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On arrival at our site (16), there was standing water at the entrance to the site and deep mud. It was hard to maneuver into the site with a 25' foot trailer and all that deep mud. Tried to reach out via FB Messenger to ask if we could move, but never received a response. The rules ask you to not park on the grass and to park perpendicular to the site, but there was no way to do that with the pond in front of the site. There are train tracks right above the campsite with trains passing a couple of times per day. The grass is very high and with all the water and swamp land, there is a very bad mosquito issue. We were swarmed (and I'm not exaggerating) as we were trying to unhitch and set up. We had to open the rig up and get out the bug spray to be able to tolerate it. Went to Tractor Supply and bought a Thermacell just to be able to sit outside during the nicer weather. There are serious drainage issues in this campground. We had a couple of afternoon thunderstorms that didn't last very long, but we were left with a mess trying to get in and out of the rig. The laundry facility is decent, but the table to fold clothes on has a bunch of succulent plants on it that left water on the table if you moved them. The pronghorns were nice visitors, but that was the only highlight.