This park is managed by the city of St Peters. St Peter’s 370 Lakeside Park - St Peters, MO This was our first park that had a little cafe with ice cream and an arcade for children (or adults.)įHU, 50/30 amps, great interior roads for navigating, mostly back-in sites, Big Rig friendly, concrete sites and level. Lots of amenities and great walking paths. We booked this park to visit friends, so we were only there for a few days, I would love to go back and stay a bit longer, just not in the summer months, it is right across from an amusement park. Here is a list of the Good Vibe places we parked Betty Jo (the Airstream) and I would gladly stay there again. Most of them on the list are a little on the higher-price side, it was early on when I noticed I was becoming an RV snob and not much of a camper. The following parks made me feel “at home.” I knew the vibes were good when I just wanted to hang out at our site, and at the park. What do some of my favorite parks have in common? - nice wide sites and the neighbors aren’t real close. And, there were a few where I was very uncomfortable, my least favorites. Others, even though highly recommended, did nothing for me, there was nothing exactly wrong with them, I just did not feel comfortable, and therefore did not enjoy my stay as much. We have stayed in forty-six RV parks/resorts/campgrounds in our first year, some I really enjoyed because it “felt” comfortable, the vibe was great. I read reviews, look at photos, I will even Google Earth a location, but none of which can tell me how an RV park “feels”.

When I research where to park Betty Jo (the Airstream), I have certain criteria I am looking for when booking an RV park. I am sensitive to my environment, the weather, and apparently RV parks.

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