I agree with all said before but the location is great. It is a state fair park not a camping place in the woods so the parking lot feel is to be expected. I was leaving the park in early December it was 10 degrees out side. My truck was sluggish to start because of the cold. I asked the guy at the desk for a jump. He looked irritated that I interrupted his book reading. I asked him why not as I was a little stunned (most of us have needed or been asked to give a jump in our life time especially in such cold temperatures), He replied he didn't have any cables I informed him I had cables and I was knowledgeable enough to hook them up with out causing any damage to his truck. He then said no I'm not going to help you, and went back to reading his book and pretended I wasn't there. He didn't offer to call park security who might of helped I asked one of my fellow campers who was very friendly even though I woke him up refused the 20$ I tried to give him and wished me a safe trip. I will not stay here again. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

This was our third time here overall and first time in 4 years. Because there was no official event going on at the fairgrounds/race track on Labor Day weekend, we were able to get a pull-through, FHU site for 2 nights with all the hook-ups on the driver's side. As noted by others, the sewer receptacles are strange and on the "wrong" side at some sites. The park was maybe half full with about a dozen RVers there for a HD motor cycle rally in the area this LD weekend. Aside from some annoying late/early revving of motors, we did not experience any significant noise problems (parties, the bar across the street, or the interstate) during our stay. In fact, I-94 is several hundred yards from the closest edge of the park and recessed below the surrounding area reducing the traffic noise. While most previous reviews make valid comments about it being an "asphalt parking lot" and the noise potential when crowded, they also note that the location is great for visiting Milwaukee. However, I really don't understand the recent review that said the park was in a "not good area". In the course of my visits here, I have walked at least a mile north, south, and east of the RV park (the fair grounds are to the west). The immediate area is mostly middle class (and some high end) single family homes with several churches and schools. Suburban West Allis's downtown/main street is less than a mile south with shops, restaurants, and other commercial buildings. What's "not good" about the area? We camped here in a Motorhome.