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Pensacola RV Park

SCaton — Tue, 17 Nov 2009 13:16:01 -0500

by: SCaton

Description: Pensacola's newest RV Park offers premier accommodations and amenities galore in a friendly atmosphere and serene environment. Off Interstate 10 at exit 7 in Pensacola and conveniently located near the Gulf's prettiest beaches and other fun sights to see as well as offering quick access to some of Alabama's coolest casinos!

Lake Macbride Modern Campground

JJHoneck — Mon, 16 Nov 2009 20:25:22 -0500

by: JJHoneck

Description: Lake Macbride (and nearby Coralville Lake) are Army Corps of Engineers lakes that were created by damming the Iowa River back in the 1950s, for flood control. With 50+ years of growth, the forests around these lakes look more like Northern Wisconsin than Iowa. The "modern" campground features full electric/water/sewer hookups, level gravel pads, and a heavily forested "wilderness" setting in fairly rugged and pretty terrain. There are boat launches, hiking trails, and nice restaurants in nearby Solon and Iowa City.

Webster Family Campground

RVThere — Sun, 08 Nov 2009 22:31:30 -0500

by: RVThere

Description: From the looks of the building, it was once a KOA but not anymore. Office is a mess but the bathrooms were VERY clean. Many of the campsite are occupied by full time residents but it looks like they are trying to slowly upgrade the place. Nice fountain in front and new sites with 50amps in back. Campground is open year round but no water or sewer at the sites in the winter. Do have a nice dump station near the road.

Lake Lincoln State Park

jamesr — Sat, 07 Nov 2009 19:31:37 -0500

by: jamesr

Description: Beautiful quiet campground with 71 sites feature concretepads, electric hook-ups, water and some with sewage. Some in trees, most level and can handle large rigs. Locate off I-55 when headed South exit at Wesson and go through town, follow the signs. There are some back roads, but signs are good. enjoy

Merry D RV Sanctuary

GaryKD — Sat, 31 Oct 2009 15:19:45 -0400

by: GaryKD

Description: Contact number is Contact number is 407-870-0719. There is no pool. Restrooms and showers are available. They are worn, but clean. WIFI is free and the sites are dirt. Some sites have trees some do not have trees.

Lee's Country Campground

GaryKD — Sat, 31 Oct 2009 14:57:42 -0400

by: GaryKD

Description: The contact number is 386-397-4132. Location is 3/4 mile east of exit 439 on I75. The CG is a field with hookups. The grass is mowed close, ground is firm and sites are level. WIFI is free. There are showers and restroom facilities. There is a laundry 2 washers, 2 dryers.

Gilbert Ray County Park

wwalpole — Thu, 29 Oct 2009 22:38:27 -0400

by: wwalpole

Description: Out of town a few miles. Quiet, lots of birds, coyotes, hummingbirds. Near lots of interesting things like National Park, Wildlife, downtown Tucson. No reservations. Two week max. Electrical only. Fantastic.

Allatoona Landing Marine Resort

GaryKD — Thu, 29 Oct 2009 18:30:41 -0400

by: GaryKD

Description: The contact number is 770-974-6089. Located 2 miles east of exit 283 on I75 in Northern Georgia. This is North of Atlanta. There is a frequently used train track next to the CG. The CG is well maintained. Restrooms/showers are clean and neat. There is a large beach, band stand, lake and pool swimming, meeting facility and playground. The CG is one Lake Allatoona. The lake is large enough for all the different water sports.

NLOVNIT — Thu, 29 Oct 2009 01:49:42 -0400

by: NLOVNIT

Description: Small (17 sites), family-run campground on the south side of Elkins just off of Rts 55/219/250. I have never stayed at a campground where I felt more welcome & at home. The owners, Mark & Bonnie, are so wonderful & down to earth. They turned what was once a cow pasture on their working farm into a peaceful retreat with distant mountain views. Even though Wal-Mart & busy state routes with all their commercial businesses are less than 2 miles away, you would not know it once you are here. The sites are generous with gravel pads at least 80 ft long with grass space no less than 40 ft clearance to the next site. Big-rigs easily fit here once you get down the 1-lane driveway to the campground (don't worry, the owners have assured us no rigs have ever met each other coming/going). Half the sites are fhu, while the rest are electric only with water adjacent. All have picnic tables, fire rings & free Wi-Fi access. When we arrived, we discovered a complimentary bundle of firewood neatly stacked next to our picnic table. There is a completely separate camping area for tents & vintage bus conversions are available for rent. The restrooms/showerhouse building was immaculate, brightly lit, well-ventillated and cutely decorated. The men's room had adorable blinking light spaceship paddle fans. The shower curtains have pockets to hold your valuables & the showers have hanging caddies for your soaps/shower washes. The campground has no pool/hot tub, but does have a swingset/slide & a small gameroom. There are a couple of stages on the grounds where the owners, both accomplished musicians themselves, host Bluegrass, Folk & Rock & Roll music festivals. An abandoned railroad track is behind the campground that you can walk on & a stream runs behind sites 1-4 where you can fish. A small local airport (small planes, no commercial flights) is also next to the campground, but does not interfere with the peacefulness of the place. This campground is located in the heart of the train excursion area of WV. Cass RR, The Cheat Mountain Salamander, The Durbin Rocket & the Tygart Flyer are all located, if not in Elkins, within an hour or so driving distance. Smokehole & Seneca Caverns, Seneca Rocks, Blackwater Falls & Canaan Valley State Parks as well as the National Radio Astronomy Observatory are area attractions not to be missed. Take the time to visit Graceland Inn/Restaurant at Davis & Elkins College. A spectacular mansion on the college campus that overlooks the town of Elkins. It's truely a little slice of WV heaven here. A perfect place to relax & enjoy nature.

Tionesta Recreation Area Campground

NLOVNIT — Tue, 27 Oct 2009 22:45:49 -0400

by: NLOVNIT

Description: One of several in the area owned by the US Army Corps of Engineers located next to Tionesta Lake. Easy access off Rt-36. Fishing, boating and water skiing on the lake. Interior roads and site pads are paved. Sites are a roomy with a mix of sunny ones and shady ones. Although backing in can be a challenge when narrow interior roads are crowded with vehicles parked close to the edge of sites. Lots of trails to bike and hike in the area. Small swimming beach located near the campground entrance. Nearby town has gas, grocery, post office...etc. Nice, quiet campground in very beautiful surroundings

GaryKD — Sun, 25 Oct 2009 17:26:28 -0400

by: GaryKD

Description: The CG is about 10 miles from I40. About 150 full hookup sites. WIFI and cable TV is free is free. On the banks of the Little Pigeon River. One bath house at the front of the CG. There is a swimming pool, playground and small store, small laundry. Many trees. Contact phone number is 865-453-4169.

Hidden Ponds RV Park

Half Dimes — Sat, 24 Oct 2009 19:44:01 -0400

by: Half Dimes

Description: Nice campground with long paved pull-thru sites. About three miles away from I-10 for low traffic noise. However, large number of workers live in the park who leave for work starting around 5 a.m. During the night there were some strange smells coming (we guess) from the industrial area south of the park. Name of the town is Sulphur which may be an indication. Our rating on a 1(poor)-10(excellent) scale: 6

Texas RV Park of Big Spring

Half Dimes — Sat, 24 Oct 2009 19:35:25 -0400

by: Half Dimes

Description: Decent park but had high electrical voltage (over 132 volts) during the night. Rigs with electrical management systems may have problems unless they bypass the ems. Our site was not level, downhill from front to back. Other sites nearby seemed the same. Some traffic noise from US87 during the night. Our rating on a 1(poor)-10(excellent) scale: 5

Half Dimes — Sat, 24 Oct 2009 19:28:59 -0400

by: Half Dimes

Description: We spent three nights here while our truck was being repaired. Very nice park, large sites, some shade, cable tv. Wi-fi was available at the office. Little traffic noise at our site in the back of the park. Staff was very helpful and friendly. Our rating on a 1(poor)-10(excellent) scale: 9

Edgington RV Park

Half Dimes — Sat, 24 Oct 2009 19:25:56 -0400

by: Half Dimes

Description: We ended up here through a reference in the Passport America directory. Sites had side-by-side hookups with shared sewer hookups and shared picnic tables. Rates were higher than stated in the PA directory. Park was noisy during the night. Our rating on a 1(poor)-10(excellent) scale: 2

R J RV Park

Half Dimes — Sat, 24 Oct 2009 19:19:42 -0400

by: Half Dimes

Description: Nice park with a number of 'permanents' but nice sites for overnighters. Our site was neither back-in or pull-thru but sort of a side of the park road site. Staff very friendly and helpful. Good wi-fi reception. Our rating on a 1(poor)-10(excellent) scale: 7

Rancheros de Santa Fe Campground

Half Dimes — Sat, 24 Oct 2009 19:15:47 -0400

by: Half Dimes

Description: Nice campground located about six miles from Santa Fe. Park is located well off of I-25 but is directly on a busy frontage road (old 66) with some traffic noise. Sites are dirt but well-kept. Friendly staff. Wi-fi is free but technical problems during our visit made it unavailable much of the time. Our rating on a 1(poor)-10(excellent) scale: 8

Taos Valley RV Park & Campground

Half Dimes — Sat, 24 Oct 2009 19:09:02 -0400

by: Half Dimes

Description: Nice full service park with a nice view of the area. Some turns in the park were a little tight and our site was a little short but useable. Very friendly staff. Park is located in a commercial area but is quiet at night. Our rating on a 1(poor)-10(excellent) scale: 8

Capulin RV Park

Half Dimes — Sat, 24 Oct 2009 19:03:34 -0400

by: Half Dimes

Description: This is a small family owned park in a town of about 60 people near Capulin Volcano Nat'l Monument. A good number of 'permanents' but a few sites are reserved for overnighters (two nights for us). Gravel sites. Free wi-fi but no cable. Our only problem was the second night when voltage repeatedly exceeded 132 volts, causing our EMS system to cut power to the rig. Finally had to unplug the rig for the night. Owner was apologetic but had no control over the issue. Our rating on a 1(poor)-10(excellent) scale: 6

Overnite RV Park

Half Dimes — Sat, 24 Oct 2009 18:55:16 -0400

by: Half Dimes

Description: This park is located just off I-40 on the east side of Amarillo. Park has dirt sites and was somewhat worn at the time of our visit (Sept 09). Traffic noise was not bad, but this park (as well as other nearby parks) are on the approach to the airport in Amarillo. Jets are just a few hundred feet overhead at this park. Fortunately, air traffic is light at night but starts around 5 a.m. Be prepared to get up early. Our rating on a 1(poor)-10(excellent) scale: 5

Wichita Falls RV Park

Half Dimes — Sat, 24 Oct 2009 18:49:57 -0400

by: Half Dimes

Description: This park is well-kept with large easy back-in sites (also a few pull-thrus). No traffic noise other than distant train whistles during the night. Park water supply was aesthetically unappealing (very brown color). Our rating on a 1(poor)-10(excellent) scale: 8

Travel Centers of America RV Park

Half Dimes — Sat, 24 Oct 2009 18:42:21 -0400

by: Half Dimes

Description: This is a nice overnight stop. Good number of 'permanents' in the park but a few pull-thrus are left available for overnighters. Sites are a little tight for bigger rigs but are paved. Adjacent to a TA Travel Center but no noticeable overnight noise. Our rating on a 1(poor)-10(excellent) scale: 7

Shady Cove RV Park

Half Dimes — Sat, 24 Oct 2009 18:36:56 -0400

by: Half Dimes

Description: This campground has a significant number of 'permanents'. The site we were assigned was poorly marked and had side-by-side hookups. Campground is well off the highway and was very quiet at night. Our rating on a 1(poor)-10(excellent) scale: 5

Half Dimes — Sat, 24 Oct 2009 18:10:58 -0400

by: Half Dimes

Description: Very nice campground with large sites. Well kept grounds. Friendly staff. Free wi-fi and cable. This park is located on US290 east of Fredericksburg. Traffic noise is noticeable but not bad. Handy to the LBJ Ranch and Luckenbach. Our rating on a 1(poor)-10(excellent) scale: 10

Half Dimes — Sat, 24 Oct 2009 18:01:52 -0400

by: Half Dimes

Description: This KOA is well off the interstate by about 1 mile. Nice and quiet at night. Sites are dirt and most are shaded. Owners are friendly and live on the premises. Nice overnight stop or to spend a few days. Free wi-fi but no cable. Good over the air tv reception. Our rating on a 1(poor)-10(excellent) scale: 7

Sea Perch RV Resort

wwalpole — Thu, 22 Oct 2009 23:10:15 -0400

by: wwalpole

Description: Located approximatedly 15 miles North of Florence and just south of Yachats. Just opened in late 2008. Large pads. All good views. Easy beach access. Wifi. Friendly owners. Very nice community building. Tastefully furnished, flat screen TVs, games, kitchen, views of the ocean.

NLOVNIT — Thu, 22 Oct 2009 00:51:14 -0400

by: NLOVNIT

Description: New (2yr old) gated rv resort located near the Lake Michigan lakefront town of South Haven with easy access from I-196. It is currently in phase 1 of construction with rv & park model sites available. The grounds are immaculately groomed & landscaped. Sites have large concrete parking pads, fhu's with softly lighted power boxes, fire rings & picnic tables. Sites are available for permanent purchase or for rent on a daily, weekly, monthly or seasonal basis. A few sold sites have already been improved with paver patios & fire pits, upgraded landscaping/lighting, & small storage sheds. Sites located *on lake are for Class A's only. Surprisingly, although most sites had very level pads, several sites had significant slopes where I could see rv's needed blocking to reach level. Not something you would expect for a resort-type community or for the prices you pay to buy or rent here. There is an absolutely fabulous nautical-themed clubhouse with a dining room, kitchen, fitness room, game room, pool table, computer room, restrooms, enormous gathering room filled with comfy furniture, a large screen plasma tv located above a stone fireplace, cable & surround sound & a small library of books for lending. The heated pool/hot tub and showerhouse/laundry is adjacent to the clubhouse. Unfortunatly, we were there in October, long after the pool/hot tub closed. During the summer, the resort has planned activities at the clubhouse. Kayaks & paddle boats are for rent for tooling around the small lake & catch & release fishing is allowed. There's a small beach with a volleyball net on the side. A walking trail goes around the perimeter of the complex. Free Wi-Fi was available with excellent reception as transmitter towers were scattered generously throughout the resort. Although there is a cable for cable tv at each site, it is for those that purchase sites. Over-the-air tv was easy for us to get with our antenna/Wingman & DTV converter. Since the resort is new, satellite tv would be great as the newly planted trees wouldn't interfere with reception. This place has great potential as an rv resort with its close proximity to South Haven, friendly staff & resort ammenities. I would highly recommend it either to purchase or rent a site.

Lakeport State Park

NLOVNIT — Wed, 21 Oct 2009 23:46:55 -0400

by: NLOVNIT

Description: Lakeport State Park is located on the shore of Lake Huron. It is a split campground with a north section & a south section. The north campground is large with small, closely packed grass/dirt sites better suited for smaller rv's & tents. It has a new playground, a new, large & spotless restroom/bathhouse, camping cabins, beach access & a camp store. The south campground is smaller in number of campsites, but has asphalt paved pads with large grassy sites & plenty of large shade trees, much more friendly for bigger rigs. There are a couple of cabins, smaller play area & the restrooms/bathhouse was older & a bit dark, but still clean. Sites in both campgrounds are electric only with fire rings & picnic tables. There are lots of trails to walk & the roads within the park were good for bike riding. The south campground does not have beach access, but it is not far to walk to get to it. The only drawback to this campground, IMO, is the high price of the sites. Being a non-resident, I had to pay $8 per day per vehicle (MH + toad) access fee on top of the site rental. I understood MI state parks require a vehicle permit fee, but I didn't know it would be applied to BOTH of our vehicles. I figured it'd be just on our toad which we'd be using to go in/out of the campground frequently, not on the MH which was parked there for the entire stay. Rather a shock to the pocketbook when I checked in at the ranger station. This is a pretty area of the state to visit & I would recommend this campground.

NLOVNIT — Wed, 21 Oct 2009 23:09:29 -0400

by: NLOVNIT

Description: Sauder Village Campground is a 37-site campground located on the grounds of Historic Sauder Village (named for the founder of Sauder Furniture), a complex which contains a recreation village of life from the 19th century, a self-guided museum, a full-service hotel, a restaurant, a bakery, & a retail store/outlet for Sauder Furniture. All of which are within easy walking distance of the campground. The entire complex is located just south of the Turnpike (I-80/I-90) in NW OH. All sites are 50amp (they rent 50 to 30/20 amp adapters for those with lesser amp campers, if you don't already have an adapter), wide gravel pads with nice grass, shade trees, fire rings & picnic tables. They have only 3 fhu sites, the rest are a combination of electric only at the pull-thru sites or water & electric at the back-in sites. The sites are fairly spacious side-to-side, with the back-ins being 48ft long & the pull-thrus being 75ft long. Campers have access to the hotel's pool & game room via a door card & you get a $1.50 discount coupon for entrance to the Historic Village area. You can also take advantage of the hotel's continental breakfast for $5 per person (complimentary to hotel guests). Free Wi-Fi is provided, although the signal is low at the campground - probably because the transmitter is at the hotel. The tiled restrooms/showers & separate laundry were clean & bright. There's a catch & release pond, group campfire area, small playground & also cute small-scale steam train (from the Historic Village) that runs behind sites 1-11. You'll hear it's "toot-toot" from about 10AM-4PM daily. The on-site restaurant (The Barn) was good at a decent price. I would also recommend The Home Restaurant (fantastic goulash!), Mom's Diner (50's style interior) or Ickey's (bar/grill) all located in downtown Archbold. This is a delightful campground that's part of an interesting & educational historic site & I would recommend it to anyone travelling to or through the area.

Wildhorse Casino RV Park

hrendeavor — Sun, 18 Oct 2009 09:16:55 -0400

by: hrendeavor

Description: Located east of Pendleton on US 84 at the bottom of cabbage hill. Very nice park, next to their own Championship golf course and Wildhorse Casino with 24 hour shuttle to casino. The spots are paved and wide, 30/50 amp, lots of pull thrus in the middle and the back-ins rim the park. 2009 price is $21.00

Oak Creek

GaryKD — Wed, 14 Oct 2009 17:05:42 -0400

by: GaryKD

Description: Contact number is 859-485-9131. Location is I75, exit 171. Left turn at the Flying J. About 1/2 mile. Look for the CG sign on the right at the bottom of the hill. No sewer hookup. There are a few 50 pull through sites. The reast are 30 AMP back in. There is a stream along the edge of the CG. A small store is at the office. Rest room and showers are available. There is a playground for the kids. Roads are paved, sites are gravel/dirt.

Assateague Island State Park

69RoadRunner — Wed, 14 Oct 2009 15:50:57 -0400

by: 69RoadRunner

Description: This is the state park on Assateague Island. There is also a separate Federal park. The campground is right on the beach. Assateague has no hotels, so the only people there are campers and people who drive there for the day. There's only 1 loop, the H loop, that has electric hookups. There are no water or sewer hookups. There is a dumping station. The sites are all paved and vary in length. They're close to level. There are no trees, but you're a very short distance from the beach. The comfort stations could use some updating, but are clean and have hot water. Assateague is famous for the wild ponys, which are actually very tame. They'll walk right through your campsite, not aware that you don't go through someone else's site! Reservations can be made 364 days in advance, and the electric loop books quickly for summer weekends. Quiet hours are from 11PM to 7AM. This is a great park if you like the beach. No crowds. Short walk to the beach. Clean.

Brookhollow RV Park

JWatkins — Sat, 10 Oct 2009 08:06:30 -0400

by: JWatkins

Description: Great site with 133 sites. This is a beautiful well maintained camp ground in Kelso Washington. The hosts are friendly and the scenery is superb. It is about 1 mile east of of Hwy 5 on 2506 Allen street. We stayed here in our 38' motorhome and toad. There is a walking path that goes for some miles along the bank of a beautiful slough. Not to be missed. The WiFi is excellent.

Smokemont, Great Smoky Mountains National Park

RV Dreamin' — Fri, 09 Oct 2009 18:57:01 -0400

by: RV Dreamin'

Description: The 142-site Smokemont campground is located in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park and approximately 6 miles north of Cherokee, North Carolina. The campground provides facilities for both tent and RV camping. The Bradley Fork River flows through the campground and provides fishing and tube floating. Generator use is allowed in some parts of the park and not in others. On-line reservations are available.

Mt. Magazine State Park

RV Dreamin' — Fri, 09 Oct 2009 18:25:00 -0400

by: RV Dreamin'

Description: At 2,753 feet above sea level, Mt. Magazine is highest point in Arkansas. Park campsites are locate in scenic settings, including water, electric and sewer hookups. Reservations can be made on-line. The picture was made at a scenic look-out not far from the campground. Lots of hiking trails with fine dining at the lodge not far away. There is a hang-gliding area a short distance from the lodge.

Tom Sawyer's Mississippi River Park

RV Dreamin' — Fri, 09 Oct 2009 18:06:01 -0400

by: RV Dreamin'

Description: About 3 miles south of I-40 on the Arkansas side of the Mississippi River. Beautiful river-side sites, but no trees. There are some wooded sites back up off the river. Most sites have concrete slabs for parking but some have level gravel sites. It does flood in the spring, so call ahead to see if they are open. It has pull-through sites and big-rig access. WiFi, 50 amp, water & sewer. No pool.

Walnut Ridge Calpground

FastEagle — Fri, 09 Oct 2009 15:47:24 -0400

by: FastEagle

Description: Once upon a time while meandering around in Indiana we spent a week at this exceptionally clean and friendly family run RV park - Walnut Ridge Campground - Located at NEW CASTLE, Indiana (Henry). Just down the road a few hundred yards from the RV Park entrance is their RV dealership which is just as clean and friendly. Great place to get in a few rounds of golf and just chill out a bit.

Happy Holiday RV Park & Campground

FastEagle — Fri, 09 Oct 2009 13:49:24 -0400

by: FastEagle

Description: Very nice campground located close to all the local attractions. The campground provides shuttle service to various locations such as the Harrah's Casino or the train ride located in Bryson City. We walked around and looked at everything. Super clean everywhere. We are on a site with a concrete patio which is nice. They are in the process of doing them all. The mountain stream running through the park is kept stocked and we observed just about everyone catching trout in the 8 - 12� size range. They are still charging a fee for WiFi here. There is a very strong Verizon signal so I'm using my air card. We took the train ride out of Bryson City. Upgraded to a Club Car and it was worth every penny. Very nice ride with about an hour stop for shopping. http://www.gsmr.com/

Albuquerque North/Bernalillo

Chuck 1935 — Thu, 08 Oct 2009 18:41:29 -0400

by: Chuck 1935

Description: RV Sites some with 75 ft pull thru's, Tents, Cabins. 15,30,50 amp service, Wi Fi, Cable, Pool, Propane, Free Coffee and Pancakes. This is the nicest, friendliest, cleanest, KOA I have ever been to. They don't charge for every little thing as the other KOA'S do.

Desert Eagle RV Park - Nellis AFB

guymon.hall — Mon, 05 Oct 2009 03:45:07 -0400

by: guymon.hall

Description: Nellis AFB Fam. Camp

Tom and Patty — Mon, 05 Oct 2009 01:21:17 -0400

by: Tom and Patty

Description: These 12 campsites are all on the side of a paved access road for boaters whom have a slip at the harbor. Full hook ups are available with 50 and 30 amp service, at the very back of the sites. All spaces are back-in except for site #1, and have a view of North Harbor.

River Bend RV Resort - Harrisburg

Spikester — Sun, 04 Oct 2009 17:54:01 -0400

by: Spikester

Description: Newly opened Spring of 2009. About .5 miles North of Harrrisburg on Willamette River, convenient to Junction City service centers, (about 10 minutes). Complex has on-site restaurant and lounge, also on-site motel. Reasonably priced with very nice facilities for the RV'er.

Rockn E RV Park

RoamNRnd — Sat, 03 Oct 2009 09:44:52 -0400

by: RoamNRnd

Description: This is a new park. Large gravel pull through sites with 30/50, laundry, restrooms, wooded area. 70 plus acres with 3 miles of trails. Very quiet and secluded but yet very convenient to just about anything you want.

Mountain Home R.V. Park

hrendeavor — Fri, 02 Oct 2009 08:50:39 -0400

by: hrendeavor

Description: 35' X 80 pull-thrus. 12' wide, 30/50 amp. Wi-Fi, cable TV, wide paved streets, very quiet, laundrymat, room to walk pets

Shady Acres RV Park and Campground

hrendeavor — Fri, 02 Oct 2009 08:36:48 -0400

by: hrendeavor

Description: Gravel, large sites, 30/50 amp. WIFI, pull-thrus, showers/restrooms laundrymat, golf course next door. 2 large dog pens. $35.00 night.

FastEagle — Fri, 02 Oct 2009 02:09:15 -0400

by: FastEagle

Description: In the SC "Up State" is Greenville County. Here you will find Lake John Robinson. It is a 2,250 acre man-made lake on the South Tyger River operated by Greer Commission of Public Works. Public access is provided by a public boat ramp and fishing pier. There is also an RV park less than a mile from the public boat ramp. The park is situated on the lake and has it's own boat launching area. The park is Big Rig friendly. Powered boats are limited to 9.9 HP motors. Very quiet & friendly and great fishing. FastEagle

Beaver Dam Campground

FastEagle — Fri, 02 Oct 2009 00:06:04 -0400

by: FastEagle

Description: Like most all of the New England Campgrounds this is a family run operation. It is very clean and the trash is always dumped on time. The fire rings are attended to daily. This is a bit off the beaten path but not much. Very quit here at night. Just a short drive to Wells Beach or Kennebunkport. Super Walmart in Dover or Sanford. Another short country drive up into the NH mountains and the shops at Conway or North Conway. Great local golf course just a short way up the road to Sanford. Check out the web site for all the goodies.

The Barnyard RV Park

FastEagle — Thu, 01 Oct 2009 23:02:17 -0400

by: FastEagle

Description: If you are in the Columbia, SC area you will find the Barnyard RV Park to your liking if you're an avid flea market browser. Situated just off US-1 behind the Barnyard Flea Market it offers large pull thru 50 amp FHU sites at a very reasonable price. It's easy to get to from any of the Inter State highways (20-26-77) and has a very friendly staff. Walk right into the flea market from any site and there is another one about 2 miles south on US-1. We stop here often. Do some shopping at Fort Jackson and Browse the flea markets. If I can get a picture posted you will see twin Motor Homes in the background and they belonged to twin brothers.

Glenyan RV Park

Janet H — Wed, 30 Sep 2009 22:06:43 -0400

by: Janet H

Description: Just south of Ashland OR. Located of the beaten path. Campground is wooded. Wifi available at a few spots. Services at some sites. Website does not accurately reflect condition of campground. Full time residents, monthly rates, aging facilities. Will avoid next time through area.

Devils Tower KOA

mythplaced — Sun, 27 Sep 2009 21:48:06 -0400

by: mythplaced

Description: The 1,267-foot-high rock monolith of Devils Tower, America's First National Monument, soars over this campground along the Belle Fourche River in Wyoming's pine-draped Black Hills. Every campsite offers a great view of the chimney-shape pinnacle; KOA is located at the entrance to the monument. In case you've forgotten that the Tower starred in the sci-fi classic Close Encounters of the Third Kind, refresh your memory at nightly showings of the film right at the campground. Fuel up with buffalo burgers or broasted chicken at the full-service Devils Tower Cafe with spacious dining room. Be sure to browse KOA's two gift shops, featuring T-shirts, souvenirs and fine gifts, including local artwork.