Lambert's Cafe RV Park

Ann Sensenig

The RV park is seriously crowded and overpriced for what you get. It seems to be mostly filled with permanent residents. But the food in the restaurant is great and I would definitely recommend that.

Dianne Lee

Probably one of the seediest places I’ve ever stayed in my life. This campground was disgusting to say the least. It was nothing but a hodgepodge of old dilapidated campers that looked like were living there full time. No amenities at all. The only decoration was a busted up wooden wagon in pieces on a rusty flatbed trailer. It was so awful that I refused to even get out of the RV. Paid $44 for absolutely nothing at all.

Me

Only 3 stars because I didn't like my food. I had ribs & they were very dry. When asked how i liked the food, i told him it was dry, so he brought me some bbq sauce. It was still dry. The only really good food item was the roll. Nice, hot & soft. 💛 BBQ sauce was hit or miss? It was a miss for me. The waiter was very nice. Would we eat there again? Proly not.

Cassandra Reeves

Completely gravel lot, light post by each hookup, full hookups, great wifi, excellent water pressure. It's a little pricey but the hookups are excellent, wifi is faster than most places, and you can't beat the location. There's some highway noise but not as bad as I had expected.

So Wickesited

What's not to like about camping this close to a Lambert's Cafe?! We ate dinner and then had leftovers the next day We pulled in around 5pm and there were still about a dozen sites open. Price seems to have doubled in just a couple years. It's now $43 per night. Pay at the kiosk to turn on power at your site's pedestal. Full hookups (power, water, sewer). Packed gravel lot is mostly level. Sites are a little tight but it was a pretty quiet, uneventful night except for a crazy lightning storm. It looks like about half the RV park is full-time residents. Everything is neat and tidy and most people waved when we walked by. Cell service (both AT&T and Verizon) are both excellent.