We stayed 2 nights at campsite 4. This campsite was quite secluded, and it seemed that most other sites were also well spaced out. The campsite host was very friendly, and came by to make sure everything was OK. Site was very level and paved. The state park is fairly small, and besides numerous trails, there is little to do in the way of activities. This campground is a great place for a stop over or for a quiet weekend get-away. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Easy access from I-29 but far enough from freeway for park to be quiet. There is no obtrusive lighting, Verizon phone and air-card both worked well. There are hiking trails but we did not use them. The streets and sites are paved. There are only two pull through sites in whole park. It was a nice spot! We camped here in a Motorhome.

This was a very pretty campground. We liked the spacious sites with lots of shade and privacy. The campground host was very nice. Also, this park allowed us to make a 1 night reservation even though it was a weekend. The only reason I did not give it a 10 is the showers. They were very old and in poor condition. The lights in the women's did not work but there was glass block window that let light in during the day. The showers were very small with the exception of the handicapped stall. The drains were barely flowing so shower water was standing on the floor. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is a nice park close to KC. We stayed in site 29 which was at the top of the hill in the campground. Sites are nicely spaced, and the electricity worked fine. There are some nice hiking/biking trails in the park: we chose the 3 mile paved trail, which was a little hilly, but scenic. The park didn't seem like it was open to full capacity for the season yet, as there was no firewood available, and some restrooms were still closed for the winter. We would return. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Beautiful, secluded sites, very quiet and large. This is a jewel hidden away. We will definitely be back. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Weston is a very interesting historic town. Paved roads and parking pads. Will go back We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is a very nice campground located just north of Kansas City. We stayed here on our way home from a month on the road. The campground is located about 5 miles off of I-29 from exit 20 and makes for a good one nighter or longer. The road to the Park is narrow but okay if you're careful. One nice thing about Missouri State Parks, you don't pay anything more for being a non-resident. In fact, we received $2 off the regular fee for being over 65. Sites are large and easy to back into with plenty of shade. Several are conducive to satellite setup. Interior roads are paved. There is no Wi-Fi in the Park. The bathhouse is not centrally located and entails a fair hike up and down hills to get to it. It's clean but, they used the wrong type of paint which is peeling quite badly. Electric is primarily 30 amps with a few 50 amps sites. You can receive numerous broadcast TV stations out of Kansas City by using your roof antenna. We enjoyed the Park and the great people. We would stay here again without question! We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Wonderful campground - very nice camping spots most with shade and plenty of room between you and your neighbors. Only 2 pull thru spots and only one is reservable - will definitely return. Would have given this a 10 if it had full hookups. Camp host was great. Nice walking trail available also. No outside traffic noises except the rare train can be heard. Wonderful family atmosphere. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Lovely, hilly and grassy park. Small capacity and worth getting into. Flat spot with no leveling. Picked fresh blackberries at the site (limit is 1 gallon per person per day, to be consumed on site). Watch the chiggers. Paved internal road, wide space and 50 AMP. Missouri is really upgrading their parks with 1/10-1% sales tax. Lewis and Clark history interpreted by Missouri Park Staff. Town of Weston is interesting and quaint. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.