Lots of heavy truck traffic. Highway crews live here, dumping their gray water on the ground, yuck. Multiple portajohns for your black business. We stopped because it was so hot and need power for our AC. Otherwise we'd rather be at the BLM campground.

SUPER nice couple running the place, got some drinks at the store. Made dinner at the site and watched the crazy ducks run around. Fun and perfect for the on-the-way stop, and the highway noise was minimal.

It's listed as Riley Store & Archery on Google Maps. We called to make a reservation. They held our reservation with only a date and name. It's right off of the highway, so there's some highway noise. However, it's remote, therefore, there's not much highway traffic, especially at night which made it plenty quiet for us. The site isn't anything special, but it was what we were looking for in a remote area. Lots of birds and ducks in the small pond behind the station. We had electric and water hook-up included in the cost. No dump available. They have propane available for sale. Our cell wasn't very good. Our booster helped enough for us to get anything that we needed for the next day, but we weren't streaming anything.

It was getting late so we stopped for overnight. Nice people and quiet. Tmobile was 2 bars with weboost. We could stream video.

Didn’t camp here, why would you when Chickahominy BLM campground is less than 6 miles down the road. But...stopped to fill the RV with water, only $5. Friendly people and easy to swing in and out.

Nice quiet fast station stop on our way through Oregon. $20 a night for water and electric. Cute little pond with ducks and friendly staff. Definitely a one nighter tho. Cell service was spotty for both AT&T and Verizon. It would go in and out of LTE to no service.

The people at the gas station, where we checked in, were very friendly! The campsite was so level that we did not have to unhook to level, which is always a huge plus for us. Our site was a pull-through, and it was near a nice little pond, close enough to the highway as to be convenient, but far enough away as to not be too noisy. We were also able to purchase propane prior to leaving. Would definitely stay here again!

Still OPEN to the public! even though some internet sites say it’s “temporarily closed”... Diesel, DEF and a 50 amp plug in with water hook up for the night. We were in site 11 (of 12 total sites). Our combined fifth wheel and tow vehicle is 50’ and there is plenty of room without having to unhook. Had to place 1 block under the left side, but otherwise level gravel. Voltage read 121.6. 30 amp site runs $25 and 50 amp runs $25. Can’t beat it for a stop over. Really nice owner/operators as well!