Heyburn Park COE

CAUTION PULL THROUGH may NOT!
Also 31 is sloped STEEPLY so we could not REVERSE setup to allow easy pull away!!!! Very frustrating!!

Better to exit Turnpike I-44 @ Hwy33 Kellyville.
Hwy66 has a 7ton bridge!!! Our MH weighs 11 t. 

What a beautiful park!  With our senior lifetime pass it's only $12.50 for full hookups! On the outside ring, they're all waterfront.  The sites in the low 20"s are on the lake next to the swimming beach. 

Quiet, pull-thrus available, wide spots. Just beautiful.

The sites are heavily wooded and several have lots of room.  Bathrooms and showers were clean.  There is a swimming beach and access to fishing from the bank.  The road there was a little bumpy, but blacktopped the whole way.

Nice Park.   A little hard to find.  Once the GPS says you are there keep going west on Heyburn Lake Road.  You will pass a water treatment plant on the left, a ranger station on the right, then take a couple of S curves, and the park entrance is on the right.

Needed a place for a night and happened across this gem. Not far off I-44 although the roads are either dirt gravel or a little rough in places. Had a nice spot right on the water with electric only although there are sites with both water and electric. Very clean and quiet. The main bathroom/shower was clean though we never used it. The outlier bathhouses were small and very basic. Staff was wonderful and with our National Park Pass paid a whopping $10 for the night. What a deal!

We really enjoyed our space with a view of the lake.  There were trees for shade and plenty of room to spread out a bit.  

https://www.recreation.gov/camping/heyburn-park/r/campgroundDetails.do?contractCode=NRSO&parkId=73202

Been camping here over 30 years. Love the peace and quiet.