RV Park Reviews - Recent Reviews

RVParkReviews.com - "Desert Sands RV Park" in Phoenix, Arizona - was rated: 6

Wed, 22 Feb 2012 21:19:44 -0600

The park is clean and green. It's more of a full-time resident park rather than a vacation RV park. We were handed a couple of dozen pages of rules. The park is near a fairly busy road and also has planes flying overhead. Children are to be kept next to your RV, so it's safe to say it's not really child-friendly. It's quite suitable for a one-night stay. We felt safe here. The residents are quiet. Both restrooms were closed for repairs. Wi-Fi is no longer free: It's $3.99/day or you can buy a weekly or monthly Tengo plan. The Wi-Fi is strong.

RVParkReviews.com - "Coushatta Casino Resort Red Shoes RV Park" in Kinder, Louisiana - was rated: 10

Wed, 22 Feb 2012 21:03:03 -0600

We like this park. You have everything you need here and it all works well. The Wi-Fi works well but is very low on bandwidth, outside that we have no complaints. All sites have a very small slope front to rear to help drain off rain water but it is so small you will have no problems leveling up. All sites will fit any size rig you drive or pull in here. The place is clean all the time, no dog poop, no trash on grounds, only what we all like to see, clean grounds. Park is full of items to play with if you wish. Pool is super size as well. We only used this park on this trip as a base camp for Mardi Gras. We would be happy to return here anytime as we have in past years. I see this park now has 100 park models if you do not have an RV. Most are across the small pond from the RV sites. You will pick up a little road noise from Hwy 195 and at times the train will roll by but this was not a problem.

RVParkReviews.com - "Organ Pipe Cactus National Monument / Twin Peaks Campground" in Lukeville, Arizona - was rated: 9

Wed, 22 Feb 2012 20:28:07 -0600

Wow! What a beautiful place! Hot showers. No power or water, but the sites are large, level, and gorgeous set right in the desert. February was wonderful with spring flowers with nice temperatures. Dark at night to see stars. Friendly rangers.

RVParkReviews.com - "Justin's Diamond J RV Park" in Tucson, Arizona - was rated: 8

Wed, 22 Feb 2012 20:27:54 -0600

Wi-Fi was slow except in the middle of the night. No restrooms or showers. But the connecting trails are amazing. Loved the hikes out back. Near to many great places (Desert Museum, Mountain Park, Gates Pass, etc.).

RVParkReviews.com - "Eagles Nest RV Park" in Van Horn, Texas - was rated: 7

Wed, 22 Feb 2012 20:26:48 -0600

$30 with Sam club card. Nice little clean park with fairly level red gravel sites. Large and long sites with plenty of room for slide outs and any length rig. Very pleasant lady at check in. Earlier review said there was no grocery store, but there is one west a quarter mile (small but nice and clean with good variety). Would stay here again on a drive through the area.

RVParkReviews.com - "Carson Camp" in Sauble Beach, Ontario - was rated: 9

Wed, 22 Feb 2012 20:06:22 -0600

Very nice place. Walking distance to the beach. The only downfall, you have to pay $3.00 to get to the beach because it's owned by the aboriginal people otherwise i would have given a 10. I would recommend this place to families with young kids.

RVParkReviews.com - "Kingman KOA" in Kingman, Arizona - was rated: 3

Wed, 22 Feb 2012 20:01:26 -0600

That's right $50 bucks for run of he mill KOA dust bowl. Would have stayed at Fort Beal across town as it is nice and clean, (no dust) but it was just to small to run our multiple dogs. Don't know what else is around here, but there is no way I could recommend this place at any dollar figure exceeding $20 a night.tight spaces, had to maneuver around to get the slide outs out. Close to Wal Mart and Safeway, but won't be back.

RVParkReviews.com - "Orange Grove RV Park" in Bakersfield, California - was rated: 10

Wed, 22 Feb 2012 19:33:56 -0600

Of all the campgrounds we have stayed in since aquiring our motorhome two years ago, this is our favorite. The staff is delightful, the sites are level and separated by orange trees, and the oranges we picked, delicious. Bakersfield is simply a stopover for us when we are heading further south, but we would go out of our way to stay here again. The restrooms and showers are immaculate. WiFi and choice of TV stations are both excellant. Our only criticism is that the washing machines and dryers need cleaning as they reek from fabric softener.

RVParkReviews.com - "Vogel State Park" in Blairsville, Georgia - was rated: 8

Wed, 22 Feb 2012 19:17:37 -0600

If you drive a MONSTER CLASS A and pull a toad, I would skip this park. The road through the camping area is narrow and very dicey. In fact, at the beginning of the camping area, there is a sign instructing you to unhook your toad. I don't know how vehicles pulling trailers handle it. Some of the campsites can be accessed on the way up the road, some on the way down the road. You drive all the way up, turn around in a narrow "turnaround" area, and go back down. Some of the sites are dicey to back into. Site #28 was very spacious, but cumbersome to get into. But it was a very level site. There is adequate spacing between you and the neighbor. Restrooms were fairly clean. I had a great stay once I got into the site. I was staying "Free" due to a pass I got from previously camp hosting at another Georgia State Park, therefore, I put $1 as the price. The lake was wonderful! There is a great visitors center where you can buy T-Shirts and things. The park also has some great "hike in" tent sites, where you park here and "hike in there." Verizon Air Card (3G), Verizon Cell Phone, and Verizon Home Phone Connect worked great here.

RVParkReviews.com - "Oneida Shores Park" in Brewerton, New York - was rated: 8

Wed, 22 Feb 2012 18:38:44 -0600

We camped here late August midweek so it was not crowded. We were in the area for State Fair. We were surprised that it was not more crowded. Our site was on the water and we had some gorgeous sunrises and sunsets. The beach was closed, which was disappointing since I thought it was still going to be open since it was before Labor Day, but it looked to be very nice. The bathrooms were clean. You do have to drive to get to the showers as these are near the beach. Only complaint was we arrived after 6pm and were unable to obtain the code to open the door to the restroom. Had to leave a message on the campground phone line but they did eventually respond. Just wish they would let people know that if you arrive late this is something you need to be aware of. i did feel safer knowing that there was a code for the door though. Sites were open but shady. Site were OK in size..you might feel a little crowded during peak season. Lots of places to walk our dogs.

RVParkReviews.com - "Augie's Quail Trail RV Park" in Gila Bend, Arizona - was rated: 7

Wed, 22 Feb 2012 18:21:57 -0600

Very slow wifi no matter what time you try. Use the wire connection in the clubhouse instead. Never found the shower. No cable and no channels on our antenna. But, good level and large sites. Quiet area. Friendly management. Clubhouse is large and comfortable.

RVParkReviews.com - "ICW RV PARK" in Aransas Pass, Texas - was rated: 1

Wed, 22 Feb 2012 17:39:20 -0600

Old old park. The park is dirty and full of dog feces. Our motor home was covered with the wet weeds and grass when the mower cut the lawn; not only that our sewer hose was sliced open. The owner has her own policy of not accepting responsibility for their mistakes. She said we should contact the person who mows the grounds. There are a lot of dumpster divers in and around the park.

RVParkReviews.com - "Oak Creek Campground" in Walton, Kentucky - was rated: 2

Wed, 22 Feb 2012 17:09:26 -0600

We have camped here before and swore we'd never come back, but it's February and we needed a campsite. We called and made reservations and there was no mention of the fact that there is NO water in the campground, and NO water at the dump station. We found out when we tried to hook up the water. No adjustment on the price, either. Our motorhome is 35' and we tow a small car. The pull through was barely long enough to accommodate us and the site was low enough in the front that we had to put boards under the front wheels of our motorhome. So far, wi-fi is working. Cable is bare-bones. Turns are very tight and it would be difficult for longer RVs to maneuver in this campground. We wouldn't camp here again unless we were forced to.

RVParkReviews.com - "Payne's RV Park" in Theodore, Alabama - was rated: 7

Wed, 22 Feb 2012 16:44:54 -0600

Not a bad place for overnight. Sites and access roads were well maintained and the bath house was adequate. The park was a couple miles off the interstate and was therefore quiet. We felt comfortable staying here. The gentleman who checked us in was friendly and informative.

RVParkReviews.com - "Turquoise Trail Campground & RV Park" in Cedar Crest, New Mexico - was rated: 2

Wed, 22 Feb 2012 16:43:33 -0600

Depressing and trashy. We had been looking forward to staying here for a week while we visited Albuquerque, but we're very surprised and disappointed when we arrived to see what a shabby, run-down place it was...so we chose not to stay. Their website makes it look ideal. It's about as far from ideal as I can imagine. Full of old worn-out RV's that appear to live there year round. Couldn't wait to drive out and get back on the Turquoise Trail road and enjoy a beautiful travel route!

RVParkReviews.com - "Cajun Palms RV Resort" in Henderson, Louisiana - was rated: 9

Wed, 22 Feb 2012 16:30:28 -0600

Had a great time at this park a little pricey though and a little tight.

RVParkReviews.com - "Mainayr Campground" in Stueben, Maine - was rated: 1

Wed, 22 Feb 2012 16:19:34 -0600

This is the worst campground we ever stayed in. The bath rooms were falling down and were filled with spider webs....discussing.

RVParkReviews.com - "De Anza RV Resort" in Amado, Arizona - was rated: 10

Wed, 22 Feb 2012 15:30:52 -0600

This park has it all: it's immaculate, it has Wi-Fi, full hookups, a huge laundry room, a huge pool, a gym, a fenced dog park (separate for the size of dog), several large TV's and lounge areas. Plus, on weekends they have dinners you can buy for $8 or so in the dining room. There are tons of social activities. The place was full of RVs of all sizes. And both staff and guests are very friendly. Typical of Arizona, there was minimal grass (but what there was was wonderfully green) and lots of rock, but the park was also landscaped with beautiful cactus. And it was spotless! There is some train noise, but it wasn't significant. Only one problem: we moved midway through our stay because we extended it, and the Wi-Fi wasn't as strong as in the far back right corner. If Wi-Fi is seriously important, the back right corner seemed to be a better spot for it.

RVParkReviews.com - "Grayton Beach State Park" in Santa Rosa Beach, Florida - was rated: 8

Wed, 22 Feb 2012 12:53:46 -0600

Friendly staff; pretty quiet except for the crickets that chirped all night! We enjoyed walking the trails, up to the beach and seeing the park. The fresh water lake right next to the Gulf of Mexico is interesting.

RVParkReviews.com - "Torreya State Park" in Bristol, Florida - was rated: 8

Wed, 22 Feb 2012 12:47:29 -0600

We reserved our spot in Reserve America and had no interaction with anyone at the park. The staff did pass by occasionally but never did anything other than wave at us. The park was full, the trails for hiking were nicely maintained and everyone was friendly. We enjoyed the visit and plan to return.

RVParkReviews.com - "Superstition Sunrise R.V. Resort" in Apache Junction, Arizona - was rated: 7

Wed, 22 Feb 2012 12:03:10 -0600

This park is mostly park models. There are only a few rows available for RV's. This is not a pet friendly park. The spaces for the pet area are at the far back of the resort. You are not allowed to walk your pet outside of this area. To walk outside of the park, you need to drive your pet through the non-pet area. They have a small dog run area. People were very friendly. Sites are a bit tight for getting into. You have to go up a 3 foot hill to get into them. Resort is convenient to flea market, shopping, and Superstition Mountains.

RVParkReviews.com - "Anastasia State Park" in St Augustine Beach, Florida - was rated: 9

Wed, 22 Feb 2012 11:35:44 -0600

This park draws you to outdoor activities - bike riding, fishing,walking, and etc. The sites are separated by natural vegetation and fairly private. Good variety of sizes to fit the need from tent to 5th wheel. There is a lot of tree coverage but did not seem to interfere with the taller rigs and they were trimming while I was there. Great farmers market at the amphitheater on Saturday morning - nice selection of vendors and typical prices. St Augustine is a short ride by car but can be reached by bicycle and is a very easy area to walk around. It is very commercialized-lots of little shops with tourist 'junk' but there are a lot of art stores with great treasures to offer. Nice variety of eateries - inexpensive to break the bank. The beach at the park was closed to swimming due to rip currents - weather didn't cooperate anyway. Facilities were always clean, staff very friendly and I hope to return again to enjoy everything to offer.

RVParkReviews.com - "Lake End Park Campground" in Morgan City, Louisiana - was rated: 10

Wed, 22 Feb 2012 11:10:12 -0600

Great place to camp big lake with fish or you can just do some boating close to town in case you forget something. Staff very friendly.

RVParkReviews.com - "Junction/North Llano River RV Park" in Junction, Texas - was rated: 9

Wed, 22 Feb 2012 10:43:56 -0600

Loved this park. Easy in an out with Big Rig. Would recommend it. Will stay there again.

RVParkReviews.com - "Gold Canyon RV & Golf Resort" in Gold Canyon, Arizona - was rated: 10

Wed, 22 Feb 2012 08:58:28 -0600

We were here for 3 months, Oct - Dec, and received their special rate of $750. We really enjoyed this campground. The facilities are is very good shape, clean and well-landscaped and well-cared for. Pride of ownership showed through. The people who lived her are very nice and friendly. Most of the units are park models but there are many people who travel in their RV's who winter here also. Most of the RV'ers are return visitors. There is a golf course, tennis courts, pickle ball courts, several pools, 8 pool tables and a myriad of other activities. We especially liked the close. The lots were spacious and consisted of pea stone. We would definitely return.

RVParkReviews.com - "Hidden Acres Family Campground (formerly Bowling Green KOA)" in Bowling Green, Virginia - was rated: 8

Wed, 22 Feb 2012 08:56:11 -0600

Spent the better part of the summer here and loved it. The whole staff is friendly and helpful. We originally chose this because it was close to the grand kids, but found ideal for more than that reason. There is plenty for kids of all ages to do swimming, miniature golf, a play ground for the younger kids and the best part the ice cream stand. It is close to Brattleboro yet it is still in the country. There was work being done on the state highway during our stay and the sites are far enough from the highway so noise was never a factor. It is great place to stop if you are just passing through either with or without children. There is plenty to do in the way of site seeing. We really enjoyed Brattleboro; it has great selection of restaurants from cheap to pricey. The best inexpensive restaurant is Chelsea Royal, on Hwy 9 in West Brattleboro, and the two best pricey restaurants are Fireworks and Peter Haven...s in downtown.

RVParkReviews.com - "Sunflower Resort (55+ park)" in Surprise, Arizona - was rated: 7

Wed, 22 Feb 2012 08:52:12 -0600

Although we stayed only 4 nights when asked they put us in a nice site between park models. Level with a large concrete pad. Much better than the transient sites on the dirt next to the dog walk area. We could not get the wifi to connect. Too expensive for what it is. As others have said, this is a park for long term stay. Cable TV not available for short timers but we received all major networks via antenna. All facilities seemed excellent: pool, snack bar, bocce ball, tennis, etc.

RVParkReviews.com - "Shepard State Park" in Gautier, Mississippi - was rated: 4

Wed, 22 Feb 2012 08:50:38 -0600

Great park for a short term. Lots of spaces between sites, and lots of trees. Internal roads were gravel and not level. Corners somewhat tight for our Motor Home. It was beautifully peaceful there, in a rustic kind of a way. There is just not much to really do other than walk around. If you are looking to be by yourself in nature, this is the park for you.

RVParkReviews.com - "Turquoise Hills Golf and RV" in Benson, Arizona - was rated: 7

Wed, 22 Feb 2012 08:44:22 -0600

Very friendly and accommodating staff. We stayed here so we could golf (par 58 course) and not disconnect the trailer. The sites are gravel, wide and long and generally in good condition. We did have to raise the front of the rig substantially to get it reasonably level. NBC was the only good TV channel we could receive other than a number of Spanish language stations. No I-10 or train noise! This park is owned by the nearby Cochise Terrace RV Resort which has made a number of improvements here. Restaurant and bar in the Clubhouse.

RVParkReviews.com - "Hidden Acres Camping Resort" in Dummerston, Vermont - was rated: 9

Wed, 22 Feb 2012 07:56:25 -0600

We have stayed here for two full seasons and love this campground. It is a family campground in a rural setting. The sites are grass and gravel. The campground and bathrooms are clean. The owners are friendly, very accommodating and always helpful. The campground is very dog friendly with lots of room for your dog to walk and play. It is important to understand this is not a Class A "resort" park. It allows all types of RV's and also tents and children laugh and play here. The pool is open to the community which allows you to meet Vermonters who can give you the best tips on what to see and do. We have had friends from all over the country visit us and they love the campground and the feeling of the camping of our youth. We highly recommend this campground.

RVParkReviews.com - "Victoria City Park" in Victoria, Texas - was rated: 7

Wed, 22 Feb 2012 07:30:50 -0600

This is a nice park. It is a no frills park. No restrooms or showers. It has full hookups and the power boxes are new and up high to make it easy to use. There are no facilities for children. There is pleanty of room between sites, sites are level and long enough to handle our 38ft fifth wheel and pickup. No one at the entrance to take money, you just put cash or check in an envelope and place it in a deposit bin. Get here fairly early because it was almost full by 6 pm. We would stay here again when we come by. Maximum stay is 2 weeks. Weekly cost is $60. Quiet except for one train about 6:30 pm. Address is 2000 N. Vine. GPS location N28.81537 W97.00861. BC

RVParkReviews.com - "Fox's RV Park & Complex" in Biloxi, Mississippi - was rated: 3

Wed, 22 Feb 2012 06:46:25 -0600

This park is a long narrow "parking lot" backed up against a set of train tracks with trains running night and day. By the way, "day" begins with the 3 A.M. train, which is followed by 2 or 3 trains running at about 5 A.M. with whistles blaring for several minutes for every one of them. The day continues with more trains, which I could get used to...but the early morning trains ruined my sleep. The majority of the units are full timers, and some are 20 to 30 years old and look it. Since the pool is not heated, it was useless on our stay. The internet is spotty at best, and about the speed of dial up. Had we not paid for a week in advance, I would be pulling out this morning! The reason we stayed was that it was Mardi Gras and all other places were booked. On the upside, there is plenty of security lighting and the distance from the beach is only about 2 blocks. You can bike ride or walk for literally miles. We don't have a car with us, and the proximity by bike to everything was wonderful. This park is totally lacking in "amenities" but totally close enough to Biloxi to enjoy it via bicycle.

RVParkReviews.com - "Anaheim Resort RV Park" in Anaheim, California - was rated: 7

Wed, 22 Feb 2012 00:49:10 -0600

Yes it's right next to the I5 Freeway, but it's the nicest of the rv campgrounds in Anaheim. Clean, well-run, and everything works. There is no reason to be here except for Disney but we appreciated how close it is, clean, nice office staff and good hookups.

RVParkReviews.com - "Hitchin' Post RV Park" in Las Vegas, Nevada - was rated: 9

Wed, 22 Feb 2012 00:23:24 -0600

This was a great park. I had reservations about the area but the security and staff made us feel very safe and very comfortable. Sites are not grassy but this is Las Vegas and so grass would be difficult to have. The bathrooms and the laundry were clean and very well maintained. No problem with the free Wi-Fi or with the cable television. There are some long term rigs here but they are well maintained. Thank you for the great stay (we planned on 1 night, stayed 4!).

RVParkReviews.com - "Rockport 35 RV Park Resort" in Rockport, Texas - was rated: 7

Wed, 22 Feb 2012 00:22:51 -0600

Paid for 2 nights, $72.00, the park is very friendly with winter Texans. They do allow big dogs in the, of which several were outside their RV units and barked when the masters were away visiting. The parks cable strength is weak at times in the evening, and the parks electric was also weak. My volt meter was reading 110 during the day time with the temp at 77 degrees, and refrigerator running on gas. The laundry area is very clean with nice wash machines and dryers. The owners live on premise and are very nice. Rockport is very quite community with a lot things to do.

RVParkReviews.com - "Luray RV Resort Country Waye" in Luray, Virginia - was rated: 8

Wed, 22 Feb 2012 00:15:36 -0600

Good Sam Park. Beautiful park if you want to see the Shenandoah Valley at its finest. And less that 5 miles to the Luray Caverns, Walmart, restaurants, etc. Very peaceful level CG, on a very exposed plateau surrounded by mountains. The wind can be a little wicked so bring your windbreaker. Very peaceful. Rooster will wake you up about 6:30am every morning, and there's a lot of room between sites and lots of grass for your dogs to play on (on leash of course). The tent site areas are very nice. Hosts are very accommodating. The showers/restrooms are very nice and clean, with plenty of hot water to boot. Do not recommend coming down 95 and crossing the mountains by route 211, trip is very, very, very steep. Come down/up by route 340. Would stop here again.

RVParkReviews.com - "Eagles Hot Lake RV Park" in La Grande, Oregon - was rated: 8

Wed, 22 Feb 2012 00:07:25 -0600

This is our second visit to this park. We do like the surrounding area there but the trains are very noisy and seem to make the ground shake as they go by, all night! Had to do a bit of leveling but not bad for the end of winter! We will stay there again when we are in the area.

RVParkReviews.com - "Boise / Meridian KOA" in Meridian, Idaho - was rated: 9

Wed, 22 Feb 2012 00:02:34 -0600

This is a very nice campground close to downtown Boise. Very clean and very well maintained. Sites are nice, level and clean. Nice cement area for us to step out of the trailer onto. We will stay there again when we are in the area!

RVParkReviews.com - "Woodland Campground" in Woodland, Pennsylvania - was rated: 9

Tue, 21 Feb 2012 23:46:49 -0600

Very Peaceful. Awesome location with great wood behind the CG for exploring with your pooches. Great location for the Clearfield County Fair. Great hosts, will help you out with anything you need. Clean though dated restrooms and showers, ample dumpsters, and a great combo of pull throughs and back ins. Very pet friendly. Nice walk about the lake they have, very reminiscent of a English country garden. No cable. Great restaurant within 5 min of the CG called Gio's. Don't let the gas station put you of. They have the best BBQ and pizza I have had in a long time! Would Stay here again!

RVParkReviews.com - "Village of Trees RV Resort" in Declo, Idaho - was rated: 8

Tue, 21 Feb 2012 23:45:44 -0600

What a nice park! We got blown off the highway by the wind and saw a sign for an RV park. What a find! Great big rig slots, room for our dogs to walk and a nice store with basic food and deli items. Was escorted to site on banks of the Snake river. We will be back "in season" as February is not the best time to be here. Wi-fi is as good as RV parks get and cable TV is good, if not a little snowy. Nice management, and it looks like a great place when trees are leafed out and grass is green.

RVParkReviews.com - "Thousand Trails - Palm Springs" in Palm Desert, California - was rated: 8

Tue, 21 Feb 2012 22:46:09 -0600

We are members of Thousand Trails so the price reflects this membership. We have always enjoyed camping here and will continue to make this a stop on our winter travels. The campground is typical Thousand Trails: lots of activities, nice facilities (is there anything prettier than the rows of palms throughout the campground?), close to everything and full of friendly people. The campsites are a bit close, but that is not a problem. The campsites are mostly level, have a picnic table, and you can choose whether you wish back-in or pull-through. Because it is a big campground, you can get your daily walk in just by walking through the streets.

RVParkReviews.com - "Campland On The Bay" in San Diego, California - was rated: 8

Tue, 21 Feb 2012 22:39:57 -0600

We have enjoyed this campground for 2 years and will definitely come back. The facilities were cleaned daily and the maintenance workers were always out working. The sites, a mixture of asphalt and gravel, are level and have a fire pit and a table. Wi-fi is provided, and there is a new exercise/equipment room. We especially liked the registration personnel who were extremely accommodating. For example: we wanted to leave early in the morning and had a back-in site. We asked if we could move to a pull-through for the night and were given one at no extra charge. Our price reflects the monthly rate for seniors during the winter. This campground is extremely conveniently located for touring San Diego and neighboring areas. Shopping is also close by.

RVParkReviews.com - "Red Coconut RV Resort" in Fort Myers Beach, Florida - was rated: 8

Tue, 21 Feb 2012 19:21:30 -0600

Short version: tight, clean, friendly, location ++. We spent a week here and they put us all the way in the back in the overflow sites in the storage area back by the dumpster. I was initially put off by this but the site grew on me quickly. They had 50 amp, sewer, water, and cable. It was quiet at night and one side of the motorhome was right next to the jungle natural area and we weren't right next to anybody. They work hard to keep the park clean so about 7:30 AM they start dumping the trash, but it's not too noisy. The bathrooms and showers were spotless with lots of hot water and good pressure. The staff was friendly and helpful. The sites on the beach are right on the beach, you might have trouble getting anything over 40' in the beach row. If you want one of those make reservations early and it will cost ya. The cable TV is just about a dozen local channels and they have pay Internet access. However Verizon MiFi works great. The roads are paved with grass and sand sites. All the sites are pretty much right on top of each other except the one we were in. This place has a great beach, close to grocery store and the pier area is only about two miles away. Bring a bike and use it because you can move about 3 times as fast as the traffic. When you come here just plan to park your car, ride your bike or take the bus which runs about every 20 minutes or so. The only downside of this place is how tight it is and that you have to pay for Internet access. We ended up paying about $89/night all the way back on the Park side.

RVParkReviews.com - "Comanche Land RV Park" in Fort Stockton, Texas - was rated: 8

Tue, 21 Feb 2012 19:20:44 -0600

Very clean spartan campground. Beautiful views of sunset/sunrise. Very easy On/Off. Gas station right before the entrance to I-10W. 2 Prices. $16 for 30 amp, $18 for 50 amp ($199 a month including elec/cable/Wi-Fi). Price includes Water/Electric/Sewer/Cable and Wi-Fi. Wi-Fi is fast during the day, nonexistent at night. Cable is a little snowy on main channels, clear local channels, TV guide on channel 3. Very peaceful, even though the highway is within sight. Sites level, rock/gravel mix. Also great space behind campground for walking my big pooches. Would definitely stay here again.

RVParkReviews.com - "RV Park of Portland [Permanently closed as of 2/29/12]" in Tualatin, Oregon - was rated: 9

Tue, 21 Feb 2012 19:14:36 -0600

This park has been sold. It is closing at the end of February to make way for apartments.

RVParkReviews.com - "Alamo River RV Resort" in Von Ormy, Texas - was rated: 8

Tue, 21 Feb 2012 17:15:22 -0600

The rate reflects the Good Sam discount and the rates recently increased slightly. The setting, scenery and trails at this park are very nice. The tent sites are away from the RV sites in a more remote, but in a nice setting and appeared well maintained. The staff and owners of this park were friendly and helpful. Construction mentioned in previous reviews seems to be complete. Most sites with new modern water and electric posts. No trash or construction debris in sight. Internal road and sites hard packed and level gravel with concrete patios of various sizes. It rained most of our arrival date and the next day, but grassy areas were not muddy. The restrooms and showers are nice and large. Although did not use the laundry room, noted it to be of good size with 4 washers and dryers with iron and ironing board provided. Clubhouse/office/store is equipped with pool table, kitchen area with complimentary hot beverages and a TV area. They offer books and movies that guests can borrow. They did not have the horses available, like the web site advertised, but it is still early in the year. Some train noise during the night. Would stay there again.

RVParkReviews.com - "Hilltop RV Park" in Fort Stockton, Texas - was rated: 6

Tue, 21 Feb 2012 17:11:51 -0600

This is a "do it yourself" park. You call them, get a recording, leave a message and don't get a call back. You locate the place, pull in and the office is closed. There is a self check-in process on the office wall where you pay for your site. Park is generally a big dirt area with some gravel scattered around. Glad we were here when it was dry. Roads are wide and sites in the back row can accommodate a big rig towing. 50 amp power was good. Far enough from I-10 that road noise is not a problem. Has a small swimming pool that looked clean, and a fire pit. There is only one bathroom for each sex to serve the park. No soap in the men's room and it smelled dank like it needed ventilation. I added a point to the rating because the Wi-Fi worked well, even in the back row.

RVParkReviews.com - "Forsyth KOA" in Forsyth, Georgia - was rated: 9

Tue, 21 Feb 2012 16:14:00 -0600

We were assisted into a beautiful treed site and shortly after setting up we were brought some warm chocolate cookies as a welcoming gift. Real nice people and ended up have a pizza delivered and settling for the night. We've stayed there before and will again.

RVParkReviews.com - "Clewiston / Lake Okeechobee KOA" in Clewiston, Florida - was rated: 3

Tue, 21 Feb 2012 16:07:28 -0600

Camped here overnight and had a level and well maintained grass site behind the office/clubhouse. Facilities were as described and the pool was a wonderful 85 degrees. Played bingo but didn't win. Enjoyed a beautiful Florida morning until spoiled by the campground manager...s histrionics. Watched as the manger yelled and screamed at a park camper for using the bathrooms during ...cleaning time... ... maybe the camper was in the wrong but the manager has clearly forgotten who the customer is ... we won...t be back.

RVParkReviews.com - "Rocker D" in Mineral Wells, Texas - was rated: 7

Tue, 21 Feb 2012 14:52:51 -0600

Nice overnight campground with clean restrooms and functioning utilities. The staff is friendly and sites are level. When in the area we will stay at the Rocker D.

RVParkReviews.com - "Ja-Mar Travel Park" in Port Richey, Florida - was rated: 9

Tue, 21 Feb 2012 14:21:33 -0600

This is a suburban park located just off Route US-19 in Port Richey. The majority of the sites are permanent or seasonal, but this is a Passport America campground as well, and member sites are available year-round as long as one makes reservations for a minimum of seven days. The management is quite friendly, competent, and firm. Although this is an older park, it is exceedingly well cared for, and makes a great base camp location from which to sample the Orlando and Tampa-area attractions. Or just kick back, which is another prime reason for our continued visits.

RVParkReviews.com - "Wekiva Falls Resort" in Sorrento, Florida - was rated: 8

Tue, 21 Feb 2012 14:09:05 -0600

We camped here as participants in a 200-RV Passport America rally. The cited rate was included in our rally fee. Three years ago, new ownership began to rebuild a once-fine park that had fallen into disrepair. It is now a thoroughly enjoyable campground with many features. One of these is a small lake/swimming area with a mighty fountain that is located in a large ravine which bisects the park. There is a fee for Wi-Fi access, which we elected not to use. We hope to return in the future.

RVParkReviews.com - "Walkabout Camp & RV Park (Was King George RV Resort)" in Woodbine, Georgia - was rated: 9

Tue, 21 Feb 2012 13:45:25 -0600

Small, well-upgraded campground with an enthusiastic, friendly young couple as owner/managers. It is a fine overnight stop and is on our "glad to return again" list.

RVParkReviews.com - "South of the Border" in Dillon, South Carolina - was rated: 8

Tue, 21 Feb 2012 13:38:51 -0600

This is an almost automatic overnight stop for us on our trek down I-95 to Florida. The rate listed included our AARP discount for a full-hookup pull-through site, which was level and paved. The park decor is aged and a bit tacky - though freshly painted. The entire "SOB" complex may be undergoing a renewal or freshening. Free Wi-Fi is now available in the RV park and the motel offices. And some of the tackiest merchandise has disappeared from the shops.

RVParkReviews.com - "Cal Expo RV Park" in Sacramento, California - was rated: 3

Tue, 21 Feb 2012 12:48:17 -0600

Basic safe place to stay. Mostly large parking lot w/ hook-ups. Wi-Fi very poor and sporadic. I only stay there because Sacramento has very little to offer the RVer.

RVParkReviews.com - "Ramblin' Roads RV Park" in Salome, Arizona - was rated: 7

Tue, 21 Feb 2012 12:39:42 -0600

Very nice park. Friendly staff, very clean and well run. Wi-Fi very poor and frustrating. Off more than on. We stayed here for a month. I would stay here again for a day or two. I would not stay here again long term until I was assured their Wi-Fi worked most of the time.

RVParkReviews.com - "Rose Valley RV Ranch" in Silver City, New Mexico - was rated: 9

Tue, 21 Feb 2012 12:37:34 -0600

One of the top 5 we have stayed in during the last 2 years. Good Sam and discounts for using a back-in site. We also got a Passport America discount (although they are no longer associated) simply by noticing the sticker when we checked in. They honored it. Spacious, semi-private sites. Book exchange, exercise room. Free Wi-Fi. Showers - spacious private rooms with rain-shower heads, clean, lots of hooks and something to sit down on.

RVParkReviews.com - "Vacation Village RV Resort" in Largo, Florida - was rated: 4

Tue, 21 Feb 2012 12:09:28 -0600

The best word I can think of to describe this park is tacky. The check-in was weird: the lady just walked away without saying anything, then a few minutes later another lady came out of the back room and checked us in. After we checked in we found out the pool was not working and that was one of the main reasons we were staying there. The roads were not well marked so it was difficult to find our spot. The park was not well maintained, many permanent rigs that had junk all around them. We only stayed here because we were dead tired, we only stayed on night and would definitely would not stay here again. We thought Encore parks were suppose to be nice, but this park did not live up to what we thought was Encore quality.

RVParkReviews.com - "Swan Lake Rec Resort" in Vernon, British Columbia - was rated: 6

Tue, 21 Feb 2012 11:27:50 -0600

We have stayed here for a few months over summer every year. It is a nice place with cemented pads and a grass area at each site and they have a lot of room for class A rigs, but the north side has a wall in front of each site making it hard to get into. There is no view for class A rigs because the view is to the rear. They have now priced themselves out of the market. It is now $1000.00 plus HST (tax) which puts it over $1200.00 with the power charge. More and more park models are moving in, making less spaces for RV rentals in the future.

RVParkReviews.com - "Sun-N-Fun RV Resort" in Sarasota, Florida - was rated: 9

Tue, 21 Feb 2012 11:08:48 -0600

This park is huge, it had more people than our home town! And, it was full! We had to change sites for our second night. They were very organized and friendly at check-in and escorted us to our site, which was a good thing since the place is so big! There are many things to do, the facilities are beautiful. The pool area is large, clean, and has plenty of lounge chairs. They also have a huge, new indoor pool and large work out room. There are two hot tubs, one hot and one not so hot. We would definitely stay here again. Our only complaint was that there were signs that said we couldn't bring our own drinks to the pool, I guess they wanted everyone to buy drinks at their bar, but I think when you pay over $60 for a site you shouldn't have to sneak your drinks to the pool! Also, when we changed sites they didn't clean up the new site very well, we had to sweep off the patio area before we put our rug out.

RVParkReviews.com - "Boland's Perry Overnight Park" in Perry, Georgia - was rated: 4

Tue, 21 Feb 2012 09:40:05 -0600

Very friendly, just an overnight stop. Electrical on site was poor, ground fault interrupter kept tripping. Can walk to Walmart or to eat, so no need to unhook. Nothing to excite you here; just a place to sleep. Some permanent residents, all friendly. Has a "pool," but have never seen it open.

RVParkReviews.com - "Caliente Springs RV Resort (55+ park)" in Desert Hot Springs, California - was rated: 8

Tue, 21 Feb 2012 09:33:47 -0600

This is the second year we stayed at this park. Last year we stayed only two weeks; this year an entire month. It is specifically for people over 55, and the quiet reflects that. The price quoted reflects a rate for a monthly stay, not including electricity, which, if one stays for a month or more, is metered and paid for at the conclusion of one's stay. The cost of electricity for our month, mid January thru mid February was $55. We have two complaints about the park. One is internet access. It is simply inadequate for the number of users. Our major complaint is the ventilation of the laundry room. I am allergic to the scent of many detergents and fabric softeners, and these scents seem to permeate the outdoor area where the mineral hot spring fed pools and hot tubs are. For this reason, we will probably not return next year. For anyone who uses these products and is not sensitive to this issue, this is a lovely park with the very nicest people.

RVParkReviews.com - "Baywood Campground" in Gulfport, Mississippi - was rated: 4

Tue, 21 Feb 2012 09:26:18 -0600

Their website photos make it look better than it is. We could get a pull thorghu for our 40' coach + toad so we booked it, and when we got here, I regretted. But here we are for 2 nights. Staff are very friendly and helpful but this is one we would not have found the access road if we'd not called ahead. It's a very old place, very tight spaces, few pull throughs, narrow lanes and apparently people live here, snow birds, too. I don"t understand the previous comments about a shopping center. There is a liquor store and McDonalds near along the road but no shopping center. We leave after our 2nd night which is already paid for, and I would not return here. This is like an old dumpy campsite with packed spaces. Not very flat, but our jacks leveled us out. It was quiet enough last night.

RVParkReviews.com - "Ocean Mesa Campground at El Capitan" in Santa Barbara, California - was rated: 8

Tue, 21 Feb 2012 09:19:53 -0600

Generally speaking, this is a very nice park. Sites are large and very private with shrubs in between sites. We also liked the placement of large trash cans in between sites near the road so that one could easily dispose of trash. The park is VERY clean. We were here over Presidents Day weekend, and being retirees who live most of the year in a retirement community, we simply are not used to so many children, and the noise they create. Additionally, this campground does not provide very much in the way of choices of TV stations. For $70 per night, I think they should provide at least basic cable.

RVParkReviews.com - "Dos Reis Park" in Lathrop, California - was rated: 9

Tue, 21 Feb 2012 09:14:05 -0600

This is a small, quiet county park along a levee. It is close to both I-5 and US-99, so convenient for an overnight, but away from any traffic noise. Sites are spaced nicely with grills and picnic tables at each. The bathroom and showers were adequate. They were clean and had hot water, but were not heated. Although there are 3 or 4 pull-through sites, most sites are relatively small and had trees that were low even for our truck camper. We have owned a 40 foot 5th wheel, and it would have been a tight fit even in the pull-through. All sites paved. Park host is strict about pets being on 6 foot leash...she doesn't like dogs (her words). Rate includes 1 dollar for pet. We will be back here since it is also close to our favorite, low-key winery, Delicato on 99 in Manteca.

RVParkReviews.com - "WinStar RV Park" in Thackerville, Oklahoma - was rated: 9

Tue, 21 Feb 2012 09:09:17 -0600

Very nice casino park. Wide, spacious sites; all concrete pads and roads. BBQ grill at each site. Shuttle service to and from the casino. No cable TV (they want you to gamble, not watch TV). Wi-fi was kinda sporadic; worked very well one day, not so well the next. But, that might have been at our location (site #123). Very nice people to deal with. All-in-all, a very pleasurable camping experience. We'll be back.

RVParkReviews.com - "Sun-N-Fun RV Resort" in Sarasota, Florida - was rated: 9

Tue, 21 Feb 2012 08:46:05 -0600

We stayed the month of Feb. Big resort. Very friendly, lots to do-you name it, it's here. Large outdoor and indoor pool areas. The new fitness center is outstanding. Family friendly, dog friendly, no apparent breed restrictions, but all well behaved. Lots of places to ride bikes and walk. The trail around Lake is very pretty. We felt comfortable here, and will return for sure. Our site was a little small in the Queen's area; will request King's area next time (These are RV only area's, other RV sites scattered through the park with park models) Quiet at night and near lots of other Sarasota sites. Had fun!

RVParkReviews.com - "Peach Country RV Park" in Stonewall, Texas - was rated: 7

Tue, 21 Feb 2012 08:22:26 -0600

Nice park in a rural setting. Roads are wide, sites are wide and long so no problem for big rigs, even with trailer. Wi-Fi worked well but was slow in late afternoon. Park says that nearby neighbors use the signal. Hey, how about a password for paying customers? Knocked a point off for Wi-Fi. Park is in nice location for visiting Fredericksburg, Lukenbach and LBJ park and ranch. It rained really hard while we were here, but the site held up well. We liked this park and will stay here again if we are ever in the area.

RVParkReviews.com - "Maverick Ranch RV Park at Lajitas Resort" in Lajitas, Texas - was rated: 9

Tue, 21 Feb 2012 04:52:05 -0600

Nice park, friendly hosts who were helpful. Park very convenient to Lajitas resort, great golf course! Some sites could also use some more compacted gravel but this is a very nice RV park, we would come back for sure! Internet is slow here but that is a Lajitas issue, not the fault of the park due to satellite internet connections.

RVParkReviews.com - "Lost Alaskan RV Park" in Alpine, Texas - was rated: 9

Tue, 21 Feb 2012 04:44:15 -0600

Very nice park, friendly hosts. Nice large sites, worked real well for our 40' motor home. Site got a little muddy after a rain and could use some more compacted gravel but over all, this is a very nice park, we would positively come back. Fellow campers were nice except for one IDIOT with IOWA license plates on a travel trailer who was a dog hater and had an anti dog sign on his rig. You don't see this type of miserable BUFFOON very often, most RVers love dogs and are friendly people. This FOOL needs to stay in IOWA and out of Texas! Other than this incident, our stay was great!

RVParkReviews.com - "Valle del Oro (55+ park)" in Mesa, Arizona - was rated: 9

Mon, 20 Feb 2012 23:17:06 -0600

This is a large park that is very nice with wide streets and spaces with plenty of room for a long RV and parking for 2 vehicles. It is a 55+ park so kids are limited to short visits. The club house has many activities and a theater that has big name entertainment occasionally. There are also tennis courts and rooms for woodworking and other hobbies. Many restaurants are within a short driving distance. For those wanting to stay a short time, they are a Passport America park.

RVParkReviews.com - "Riverside Oasis Campground & RV Park" in Moab, Utah - was rated: 8

Mon, 20 Feb 2012 23:09:53 -0600

There...s not much shade or grass in Moab, but this park has them both providing a welcome relief form sun and heat. The nightly flood watering system for the grass areas also cools the park. The staff is very helpful and protective of the grass; don...t drive on any of it, don...t park on any of it. An earthen embankment around much of the park helps to subdue the adjacent highway noise. There is direct access to the paved pathways along the Colorado River and leading to Arches National Park. We...d stay here again.

RVParkReviews.com - "Oasis RV Resort" in Amarillo, Texas - was rated: 9

Mon, 20 Feb 2012 23:02:03 -0600

Had to wait until now (2/12) to review this park because of the 90 day waiting period on this site. We stayed here on our way to and from the Grand Canyon in October. As most reviewers have mentioned, the facilities (large cement FHU pull-thrus with cable and at site WIFI) are very good. Unfortunately it is too late in the year for the pool and other amenities to be open. As with our stop two weeks earlier, we were just ahead of a (dry this time) cold front - it was maybe 70 when we arrived in the middle of the day, dropped to the 40s right after sundown, and was in the 30s by morning. If we ever get back here again I hope it is in nice weather so we can enjoy this fine park for a few days.

RVParkReviews.com - "Winchester Bay RV Resort" in Winchester Bay, Oregon - was rated: 10

Mon, 20 Feb 2012 22:44:27 -0600

Driving by on Hwy 101 you will see a sign for this park but little else. If you didn't know what a gem it was you would just keep on driving. The sites are paved, level, include a nice picnic table and fire grate and extra space to park a tow or toad vehicle. Each site has its own little patio light. Sites towards the harbor are pull in with the hookups near the street so that they are in the correct place for head in parking. On the "ocean" side they are back in sites so if you want to park "head in" you will have to run the hookups under your rig. Internal sites are up on a bit of a hill so that they are elevated so as to have a great view above the roofs of the rigs below. Wi-fi works great and is included in the price. There is a recreation center, but we did not use it. Office staff was very helpful and friendly. Price reflects a promotional price for Presidents Day, stay Mon/Tue, get Wed free; we stayed 4 nights for the price of 3. Normal price would be 32/night for the waterfront view sites. I would highly recommend reservations if coming on a weekend or during the summer months. We will definitely be back.

RVParkReviews.com - "River Bend RV Park" in Kinder, Louisiana - was rated: 10

Mon, 20 Feb 2012 22:37:51 -0600

The River Bend RV Park in Kinder, LA is a new park on the Calcasieu River. It is clean, quiet, and a perfect place for a family to camp. It is within driving distance of grocery stores, golf course, restaurants, and a casino.

RVParkReviews.com - "Winter Quarters Manatee RV Resort" in Bradenton, Florida - was rated: 10

Mon, 20 Feb 2012 22:27:45 -0600

Very nice park with good level sites. Daily trash pick up. Lovely lake half mile long by quarter mile wide. We stayed a month and met loads of friendly people. Pool heated to 86 degrees. Lots of activity. Close to good shopping and eats. The staff was helpful above and beyond the call! Only complaint was the "noseeum" bugs in sites at far end of lake. We would reccomend this park to everyone!

RVParkReviews.com - "Pontchartrain Landing" in New Orleans, Louisiana - was rated: 10

Mon, 20 Feb 2012 22:19:27 -0600

Very friendly and helpful staff. We stayed 5 days over New Years and had fun. Nice on site restaurant and bar. Shuttle service to French Quarter; even offered to dog sit our Lhasa for free on new years eve! Level, gravel sites on the ship canal. We would love to visit again.

RVParkReviews.com - "Cicada Springs RV Park" in Killeen, Texas - was rated: 8

Mon, 20 Feb 2012 22:16:38 -0600

The park is very nice and real close to a community park. The new owner is converting this mobile home park into an RV Park. There are a few mobile homes left but eventually will be gone per the new owner. All the RV sites are spacious concrete pads with room for the RV and plenty of room for two vehicles or more. Owner was very friendly and gave us the Passport rate, plus discount for staying a couple days longer. There are quite a few RVers here, but it is a real quiet and gated community. This is a perfect park for us visiting family stationed at Ft Hood. We definitely would return to this park. I am rating this an 8 only because it does not have bath/showers or community center. I believe the new owners will turn this into a 10 rated park.

RVParkReviews.com - "Junction/North Llano River RV Park" in Junction, Texas - was rated: 9

Mon, 20 Feb 2012 21:36:41 -0600

Very nice campground. Very large spaces with green patches in between level sites of gravelly dirt. Even though this is right next to the North LLano River, it has excellent drainage, especially when we had 4 inches of rain in one night. Hosts take a lot of pride in their campground. Plenty of places to walk about the CG. CG is surrounded by beautiful natural Texas beauty. Great places to take your big dogs for walks. They even have a small off leash park. Some sites have covered patios with rockers. All have 20/30/50 amp, water, sewer, free cable, free wi-fi unsecured & secured, grill/smoker and picnic table. There are 4 gas stations right off I-10 and CG is less than 1 mile from I-10. Close to restaurants, and a liquor store near the entrance. This used to be a KOA CG, and now is a Good Sam. They still take both discounts. You get an escort to site, and a 24 hr gated community. Very easy on/off, and nice stop between Fort Stockton and Austin. Highly recommend for a quiet and peaceful stay. Reserved for 1 day, ended up staying 4.

RVParkReviews.com - "Oak Creek Mobilodge" in Sedona, Arizona - was rated: 2

Mon, 20 Feb 2012 21:32:35 -0600

We have stayed at over 70 RV parks since we left Tampa last May and this is only the 2nd we drove in and immediately left. It is a ghetto. The steep slope down is not meant for a larger rig let alone a toad and did damage to our gear. The full time residents stared at us with surly looks. It is absolutely beyond imagination why anyone would stay there let alone give it a good rating, which fooled us into trying it out. The lady on the phone was very sweet; otherwise this place is a nightmare with an awful local reputation for low class residents..beware.

RVParkReviews.com - "Caliente Springs RV Resort (55+ park)" in Desert Hot Springs, California - was rated: 10

Mon, 20 Feb 2012 21:31:51 -0600

We camped at this park for one week. This is one of the quieter parks we have ever stayed at. They have 4 hot tubs and a large swimming pool. Very friendly check-in and all the residents are very friendly.

RVParkReviews.com - "Distant Drums RV Resort" in Camp Verde, Arizona - was rated: 10

Mon, 20 Feb 2012 21:13:43 -0600

We stayed here for 5 nights. When checking in, we found this to be the friendliest park yet. The ones at the check in had volunteer on their name tags, but were ever so helpful. We had excellent internet connection and cable service. We would certainly stay here again if in the area.

RVParkReviews.com - "North Beach Camp Resort" in St Augustine, Florida - was rated: 9

Mon, 20 Feb 2012 21:07:27 -0600

Excellent campground in a scenic area. Sandy roads and campsites, which I loved. Lots of room between campers with heavy underbrush creating an isolated feeling. From my motorhome, I couldn't even see another RV due to the thick foliage, even though there were others nearby. "It's a jungle out there." The location is on the river on one side and across the street from the beach and the Atlantic Ocean on the other side. Two nice restaurants are within walking distance. The only negative is the useless wi-fi. I took my laptop and sat beside the wi-fi equipment and the wi-fi connection worked well. As I walked away while using the laptop, I lost the signal within 30 feet! I could see the wi-fi equipment antenna, but I doubt if it was connected to anything. Even though I was within line-of-sight of the antenna, there was no detectable signal. The wi-fi equipment looked to be very professional and heavy duty, but it didn't work very well. Despite the wi-fi problem, I'll be back.

RVParkReviews.com - "Twelve Oaks RV Resort" in Sanford, Florida - was rated: 5

Mon, 20 Feb 2012 20:57:12 -0600

Generally a good, low-cost campground. The staff members are super friendly and are a delight to work with. They followed up well on a couple of minor issues I had, such as forwarding my mail. The wi-fi worked well for me although I heard from others that it doesn't work so well in the back side of the park. The downside is that it is an older park with units shoehorned in much too close to each other. When I looked out my windows, I was looking directly into my neighbor's living room that was about six feet from my windows. I kept my shades pulled the entire time I stayed. Also, many of the long-term rentals are really shabby looking, and the place is an eyesore. Many have attached porches, sheds, or steps that are falling apart. Several have gardens or lawn decorations that have not been attended to in years. A little bit of clean-up and modernizing could quickly convert this into a first class RV park.

RVParkReviews.com - "Village Creek State Park" in Lumberton, Texas - was rated: 10

Mon, 20 Feb 2012 20:27:57 -0600

Wow, we were really impressed with this park. I found very little info about it online, and only a few reviews, so was very skeptical about spending our long weekend there. First off, it is a very small park, but we found that to be very cozy! The campsites are very close together, but laid out nicely. If you were visiting with more than one family, this place would be ideal BE ADVISED if they are full, and you are the last one to check in, SPOT 6, has no picnic table, or fire ring. It is just a parking spot! Also, it POURED rain while we were there, however, the spots/fire ring area/pad are all made of crushed granite, NOT DIRT! This is very important, as last time we were at Brazos bend with the rain, everything was covered in MUD! The shower facilities were the best I have seen in a state park. I wasn't as impressed with the trails. They were very difficult to maneuver, with numerous large roots, and parts of the trails were very soft white sand, so soft that we had to walk our bikes through those parts. There is a very nice playground, and a HUGE group pavilion with large BBQ pit. The walk in campsites were made of crushed granite as well, and were very nice and not muddy at all!! Overall, it is a small park, but we cant wait to go back!

RVParkReviews.com - "John Pennekamp Coral Reef State Park" in Key Largo, Florida - was rated: 1

Mon, 20 Feb 2012 20:23:21 -0600

Never ever will we return to this campground. An extremely loud music plays all day long and barely stops at night. If you're planning a vacation to get a rest, that's definitely not the place.

RVParkReviews.com - "O.K. RV Park & Canyonlands Stables" in Moab, Utah - was rated: 6

Mon, 20 Feb 2012 20:19:19 -0600

This park works, but is a bit eclectic. Many of the RV sites are rather haphazardly positioned and roadways vary from too-narrow to comfortably-wide. Most of the sites get little shade, and the park roads are all dirt and dust. I pitied the motorhomes on sites adjacent to the park entrance road. This time of year the park was infested with sand burrs that got onto our clothing and dog. The hook-ups did work well, and the staff was friendly, fun, and helpful. We wouldn...t stay here again.

RVParkReviews.com - "Buck Creek RV Park" in Abilene, Texas - was rated: 7

Mon, 20 Feb 2012 20:16:14 -0600

We stayed here for three days while enroute to San Antonio for a longer stay. This is a no-frills park, but more than adequate for a short stay. It was a good base for doing the activities in Abilene. No one ever emptied the trash in the bathrooms during our stay, but otherwise the bathrooms and showers were clean. We would stay here (for a short time) if we were passing through.

RVParkReviews.com - "Rockport 35 RV Park Resort" in Rockport, Texas - was rated: 1

Mon, 20 Feb 2012 20:15:37 -0600

We made reservations at this park in December. Made a $60 deposit for a one month stay starting January 15th. On arrival we paid a full months rent of $300. The weather was not very good and the forecast was for more rain the coming week so we decided to leave 8 days before our month was up. I went to the office to check out and pay our electric bill. I was told the electric was $59.44. I ask the owners to just take it out of our original deposit. They said they could not do that as I could not get my deposit back until my month was up. I then ask if they were going to mail it to me as I was leaving that day. I was informed I would not get it back because I was leaving 8 days early. I responded "but I paid for a month and am leaving early, you can rent my spot and get double for it". It made no difference, they made me pay the electric and kept my deposit. I have never heard of such an arrangement. As far as I am concerned they cheated me out of $60.

RVParkReviews.com - "Buescher State Park" in Smithville, Texas - was rated: 9

Mon, 20 Feb 2012 20:09:58 -0600

We stayed at this park over the Presidents Day weekend. Our camp location was Cozy Circle. The rangers, staff, and park host were very friendly and helpful. Park was very clean, sites were pretty level. Great hiking trails, very pretty place. The weather was bad the first day or so we were there so it is hard to tell what the playground was like, but from a short distance it looked very well maintained. Even with the bad weather, there was a large number of people there, but it did not feel packed. Over the air TV reception was OK, but you could not keep the channels ...locked in... very long. AT&T wireless signal was decent. Driving in was a little tight, but I think that keeps this place as secluded as it felt. The cabins looked nice from what we can tell, and the Oak Haven part of the park is where we would like to stay on our next trip. In my opinion, this is little park is a jewel and a well-kept secret. We will definitely be going back.

RVParkReviews.com - "Travelers World RV Resort" in San Antonio, Texas - was rated: 10

Mon, 20 Feb 2012 20:08:42 -0600

My wife and I stayed here for a full month. It was the first time we had ever stayed that long in the same park. We were not disappointed. The park is well-managed and meticulously maintained. It seemed someone was always cleaning. The park is on the bus line to downtown which we used several times. Very convenient and only $1.10 which is cheap compared to downtown parking. Lots of activities for campers, and park employees and long term residents were very friendly. (Happy Hour, potlucks, dances, exercise classes, etc.) The park has a large recreation room with exercise equipment which I used everyday. Restrooms are clean and modern (at least the one I used attached to the recreation hall). Because we camped here for a month we paid $450 plus $33 for electricity (metered). The Wi-Fi was not always reliable; that was the only negative, and it was a small one. We would definitely stay here again when we are in the area.

RVParkReviews.com - "Miss Ellie's RV Park" in Waskom, Texas - was rated: 3

Mon, 20 Feb 2012 19:15:25 -0600

This RV park is a stone's throw off I-20, and the traffic noise is very loud. There is also a railroad nearby. Sites are fairly narrow and gravel. I wouldn't stay here again unless I absolutely had to.

RVParkReviews.com - "Pavilion RV Park" in West Monroe, Louisiana - was rated: 6

Mon, 20 Feb 2012 19:08:27 -0600

We almost didn't stay here due to the poor reviews the park got. However, we found the sites level, pull-throughs adequate length, and the park was clean. The sites were spacious, and there was one turn that was tight, but the workkamper lady in the office instructed us to go down to the next road to make our turn. There were a few long-term residents, but their sites were neat. It is far enough off I-20 that the traffic noise is not bad, and, although there is a Pilot Station across the street from the office, the RV sites are well behind the office and the noise was not bad. I did hear train whistles a couple of times during the night. West Monroe's water comes from a well, and I did notice a peculiar odor from it, but it was tolerable. We would stay here again.

RVParkReviews.com - "Temple View RV Resort" in St George, Utah - was rated: 9

Mon, 20 Feb 2012 18:55:09 -0600

This was a nicer park than we anticipated what with it being in town. While most of the sites are side-by-side, most have a cement patio and a parking space between each RV slot providing more spacing than most parks with this layout. The closet road is a fair distance away and quiet at night. Trash cans are placed at the end of every other RV slot and collected daily; no walk to a park dumpster required. The Wi-Fi connection was very good. Bathrooms and pool were clean. There is a movie theater next to the park, grocery and shopping across the street, and restaurants all within walking distance. We...ll come again.

RVParkReviews.com - "Jantzen Beach RV Park" in Portland, Oregon - was rated: 5

Mon, 20 Feb 2012 18:49:04 -0600

The Good: The sites across from the office are level and grassy, access is easy and quick, right off of I-5. Easy access to Vancouver and Portland. Staff was friendly enough when I went in to pay. The not so good: If you arrive after business hours there is no self check in. The office is only open from 9 to 5 so if you arrive late and leave early, I guess you don't pay, more of an issue for the park than the RVer I guess. Sign on the desk in the office says they don't accept cash (I thought that was against federal law as paper money says "for all debts public and private" on it, but I digress. If you don't use checks or carry a credit card I guess you are out of luck. However, the noise has to be the worst issue and is out of the park's control. The airport gets very few flights after 11pm, and we heard no trains, but as the park is right on a street with lots of traffic and shares a driveway with a trailer park where they must issue one of those raspy, loud, obnoxious mufflers to every resident on move in, it is hard to get a quiet night's sleep. We stayed at another RV park which is within a stones throw from the end of the runway at Portland airport and it was much quieter. If you need a place to stay for a night, it will do, but if you don't need hookups, stay across the street in the mall parking lot for free and be on your way early. Price reflected a 10% Good Sam discount.

RVParkReviews.com - "Admiralty RV Resort" in San Antonio, Texas - was rated: 8

Mon, 20 Feb 2012 17:24:44 -0600

Nice clean park with lots of rules. Next door to Sea World. 30 min. drive to Riverwalk area. Understocked store in lobby.

RVParkReviews.com - "Cajun RV Park" in Biloxi, Mississippi - was rated: 9

Mon, 20 Feb 2012 17:18:10 -0600

Friendly staff with several fun activities. Pool was closed for winter. Great location a few hundred yards from highway and lovely beach. Right in the middle of a fun area. We have recommended this park to several others.

RVParkReviews.com - "Brazos Bend State Park" in Needville, Texas - was rated: 7

Mon, 20 Feb 2012 17:00:45 -0600

It rained while we were there and the tent/fire ring areas were nothing but mud. Shower facilities were nice, as was the playground. The folks at the nature center were very nice, getting out an alligator and snake for the kids to pet even though it was five minutes until closing time. Weather was very bad, so we didn't use the trails. Book early, this place fills up fast!

RVParkReviews.com - "Sun-N-Fun RV Resort" in Sarasota, Florida - was rated: 8

Mon, 20 Feb 2012 16:16:23 -0600

This is a huge park, about 1700 sites with 3/4 of them being occupied by park models. Sites are reasonably spacious but can be likened to a parking lot (no privacy). There are constant activities, the dog parks are fantastic (bring your own bags), the pool is beautiful, and, although I didn't check it out, a huge new fitness facility. There is a bar and restaurant. Restaurant fare is basic burgers, pizza, etc. If you like hustle, bustle, and never a dull moment this park would be perfect during the season.

RVParkReviews.com - "Beatty RV Park (was Kay's Corral)" in Beatty, Nevada - was rated: 7

Mon, 20 Feb 2012 16:11:38 -0600

An adequate overnight park before shooting down into Death Valley. Restroom/shower facility clean and tidy, but only two unisex units for the whole park. Tight spaces, at least one of which (ours) required leveling. No picnic tables or fireplaces--no room for them, since the next rig is about 8-10 feet away. That friendly lady greeting you and showing you your space is an asset, all right. She's a peach, but this park is really not much more than a parking lot with full hookups. We'd stay again, though; it met our needs very well. All we needed was a place to stay the night.

RVParkReviews.com - "Augie's Quail Trail RV Park" in Gila Bend, Arizona - was rated: 8

Mon, 20 Feb 2012 16:10:25 -0600

Occasional train noise, though not too bad} Pros: The park is adjacent to a 1000-acre desert state land trust, which is great to hike and let dogs run. There is a self-serve RV wash ($5) and car wash ($3). The shower is hot and clean. There is a nice clubhouse with big-screen TV. The staff is friendly. Cons: There is lots of dirt and dust and no shade, though not a problem in cool February. There is only one shower, but we never had to wait. There is occasional train noise, but it's not too bad.

RVParkReviews.com - "Larry & Penny Thompson Park & Campground" in Miami, Florida - was rated: 10

Mon, 20 Feb 2012 16:03:19 -0600

This is our second time here very nice park. Everyone was real friendly and well informed. It is hard to get in after Christmas as the same people come back every year and they do allow reservations a year ahead. Is easy to get to and a lot to see and do in the area. Would go back as really enjoyed.

RVParkReviews.com - "Cannon Beach RV Resort" in Cannon Beach, Oregon - was rated: 9

Mon, 20 Feb 2012 15:56:31 -0600

This is one of our favorite spots. It is quiet with lots of trees. Good Wi-Fi, & cable. One thing we love is the indoor pool but unfortunately a wind storm tore of the roof so it was being replaced when we were there. There is a shuttle that runs hourly into town. We have been there about 6 times and will return.

RVParkReviews.com - "Oliver Lee Memorial State Park" in Alamogordo, New Mexico - was rated: 8

Mon, 20 Feb 2012 15:52:34 -0600

Pros: Amazing view of the Dog Canyon mountain and the moon rising over it. There is a great, strenuous hiking trail into Dog Canyon, which is peaceful and isolated. We could hear the fighter jets taking off each morning from White Sands and the occasional sonic boom that would shake the RV (though some may consider a con). It's close to White Sands National Monument. It has an incredible low price, cannot be beat. The sites are large, ours was flat, but a few we saw were quite uneven. Cons: The showers are pretty useless. There is no temperature control on showers, and you have to keep pumping it for water. The water was cool to lukewarm, and the room was chilly. Also there were only 2 showers, and the nozzle was broken on one in the men room. Also, there are only a few sites you can reserve, all the others are first-come, first-served, though there were plenty of sites available when we visited.

RVParkReviews.com - "Lady Bird Johnson Municipal Park" in Fredericksburg, Texas - was rated: 7

Mon, 20 Feb 2012 15:51:35 -0600

Pros: The showers were hot, and there was a nice warm heater in shower room. The Cable TV was excellent, just in time for the Super Bowl. Having at-site sewer hookups was handy. There is a 1-mile interpretive nature trail and bird-watching hut. There is a big area to walk dogs along the creek. And the price is right. Cons: Back-to-back RV sites, put our bedroom window within a couple feet of the RV behind us. And all the RVs are packed close together, not much space between them.

RVParkReviews.com - "Grand Isle State Park" in Grand Isle, Louisiana - was rated: 8

Mon, 20 Feb 2012 15:45:15 -0600

Pros: The sites are next to beach the and Gulf of Mexico. FREE laundry with modern machines. Many hot, clean showers. Nice hiking trails around saltwater marshes with wildlife. There is a long pier over the Gulf and a lookout tower w/360 degree views. And you cannot beat the price. Cons: There is a loud, low rumble from fishing boats nightly from 10pm - 1am just as you are trying to go to sleep. The night sky is lit up from nearby oil refineries. And though this was likely a glitch, the 30 amp fuse was broken at our site, so we had to move.

RVParkReviews.com - "Ocala Sun RV Park Resort" in Ocala, Florida - was rated: 6

Mon, 20 Feb 2012 14:33:44 -0600

This was our third time here and each time has been worse. It started as a great place but has gone down. We called six moths ahead for a pull-through site and was told we could only get one for six nites as they would all be taken after that. We made res. for six nites and when we got there they put us in a pull through after we got set up they backed a camper in behind us, I questioned this and was told that I pulled through when I got there what more did I want. I went to the office and they looked around and said they could move me. I stayed there but had power and water problems due to to many hooked to the same line. I complained but to no avail. My last time here.

RVParkReviews.com - "Mitchell Resort and RV Park" in Perrin, Texas - was rated: 9

Mon, 20 Feb 2012 14:30:59 -0600

Rate based on weekly 50 amp site. Great park. Very clean & neat. Some 90 foot pull-through sites for us big rigs. Excellent off-season for quiet. We will be back.

RVParkReviews.com - " Rock Crusher Canyon RV Park" in Crystal River, Florida - was rated: 9

Mon, 20 Feb 2012 14:19:09 -0600

Great place sites were large and easy to back into. Felt like I was welcome from check in to departure. Staff went all out to make us feel at home. Lots to do and see in the area with many great restaurants. Wold put this place high on my list to go back to.

RVParkReviews.com - "Lee's Country Campground" in White Springs, Florida - was rated: 10

Mon, 20 Feb 2012 13:57:55 -0600

We stay with Lee every time we leave Fl. and are heading home. We always enjoy our stay. After residing with Lee over the years, you have to appreciate the job of keeping a clean and friendly campground. The parks owner is only trying to keep the locals out of her park and making camp there. Then you can't get them out of your park. We travel all over the country and make friends with campground owners and know what she is trying to accomplish. She appears to be a little rough around the edges but, Lee is a wonderful campground owner. (note) You can get Satellite if you pull into site 1,2,3,4. I have a satellite roof mount (dish) and I pull forward. The Laundry is outside and is kept very clean. I agree with all of the positive comments about Lee's Campground.

RVParkReviews.com - "Williston Crossings RV Resort" in Williston, Florida - was rated: 10

Mon, 20 Feb 2012 13:40:57 -0600

This park was a wonderful surprise! All sites are level, very large, and most are paved. Access roads are wide enough for our big rig. Laundry, bath, and showers are sparkling clean and roomy. There is a tennis court and shuffleboard. The new pool is having heater problems but they are working to fix it. There are activities but not so many as to be overwhelming. There is also a very large, grassy dog park. I recommend taking the detour off I-75 and spend time at this park! You'll be glad you did!

RVParkReviews.com - "Tampa East RV Resort" in Dover, Florida - was rated: 8

Mon, 20 Feb 2012 13:23:11 -0600

We had a long level W/E pull through in The Oaks; perfect for a couple of nights. Our spot has a low limb, but the site is huge and roads are large enough that we can maneuver to avoid with our mid profile fifth wheel. Staff and other campers are friendly. Free Wi-Fi at the activity center. We were glad to find this spot in February by calling in the AM (and glad to not be just down the road). There is a great farm market just down the street. Would have rated higher if it had a dog park and Wi-Fi at site. Would return here.

RVParkReviews.com - "Walkabout Camp & RV Park (Was King George RV Resort)" in Woodbine, Georgia - was rated: 8

Mon, 20 Feb 2012 13:16:29 -0600

Large level pull through sites on grass with wide roads. Close to interstate but not much road noise. No fenced dog run, but a big grassy area for our Golden to play. Great spot for an overnight, and a bargain for FHU at the Passport America rate.

RVParkReviews.com - "Miami Everglades Resort" in Miami, Florida - was rated: 7

Mon, 20 Feb 2012 13:15:30 -0600

This seems like a different park from when we visited it in November. Didn't realize how packed the place could be. Staff is still friendly but the facilities seem to have lost their sparkle due to the volume of residents. If you have a big rig like we do, make sure the person taking your reservation fully comprehends your size. Our 43 footer was shoehorned into a site that might comfortably house a 26 footer.

RVParkReviews.com - "Space Coast RV Resort" in Rockledge, Florida - was rated: 7

Mon, 20 Feb 2012 12:34:57 -0600

Stayed one week it is in a good location but way to pricey for what they offer. Had a pull through site but was real close to my neighbor. With a 40' rig it was close trying to park behind it. People running the park not real friendly. Mostly snowbirds staying here so didn't feel welcome as wasn't part of the group. Would not stay here again.

RVParkReviews.com - "Fauntleroy Park" in Gatesville, Texas - was rated: 6

Mon, 20 Feb 2012 12:23:13 -0600

Municipal park. The site configuration is somewhat awkward with the first four sites along a narrow paved strip. If someone was in sites #1 and #3, you would have to parallel park your RV to get into site #2. When I camped there it was empty so easy to get in and out. Sites #5 - #8 are along the creek and right beside the park loop road so you will have traffic noise and they aren't very level. But it was a pleasant stop with a cow pasture for neighbors. And if you don't like this spot the 8th and Bridge RV park is right up the hill. To get there from US84 take 7th Street south which becomes the park entry road. You have to maneuver around the county courthouse at 7th and US84. No manned or self-pay station at the park. You pay at the Police Station on North 8th Avenue, a block north of US 84. Sign at park says $20.00 but they only charged me $15.00.

RVParkReviews.com - "Panamint Springs Resort" in Death Valley, California - was rated: 5

Mon, 20 Feb 2012 12:07:21 -0600

Rate reflects 15 for water hook-up only plus 5 for the dog. Understand that you do not have a whole lot of choice in Death Valley. You can stay in the National Park or boon dock outside on BLM land. All the RV parks are glorified parking lots and although this one was better than most it was right on the Hwy. The showers worked intermittently and are in much need of repair. I just got lucky and was able to get a hot one early in the morning. To do again, I would boon dock the day before I planned to drive through the national park. I prefer to enjoy a beautiful area in a much more secluded fashion.

RVParkReviews.com - "South Bay RV Campground" in South Bay, Florida - was rated: 9

Mon, 20 Feb 2012 11:56:19 -0600

This is a clean well run park that is owned by the county. I was really surprised at the size of the lots and all were on concrete. The people that worked here were extremely helpful, we were a day late getting there due to winds in Key West, called a day ahead and was credited back with that day. The only negative is the isolation its a long way to Wal- Mart. Would stay here again.

RVParkReviews.com - "Braunig Lake RV Resort" in Elmendorf, Texas - was rated: 6

Mon, 20 Feb 2012 11:18:23 -0600

Reasons for the lower rating are: Cons 1- Sites are close together 2- Wi-Fi is very slow 3- Roads have pot holes 3- Roads are narrow. Pros Staff is very pleasant, sites are concrete and level. Only 12 miles from river walk. Honors Passport America for full stay.

RVParkReviews.com - "Poverty Point Reservoir State Park" in Delhi, Louisiana - was rated: 6

Mon, 20 Feb 2012 10:52:10 -0600

Wonderful park as described by others. Nice laundry facility and the free Wi-Fi is a nice feature. You can tell that it can be buggy and hot here. The campground is some distance south of the lake, so no lake views from the sites. There are four huge pull-through sites, the others are back-ins and there is very generous spacing between the sites. Electric and water hook-ups are poorly placed in some sites. I am giving the park a less than stellar rating because the posted rate was $18.00 for my site. As a walk-in, without a reservation, they charged me the $6.00 Reserve America Fee despite not having a reservation. I have volunteered in several parks that use Reserve America and have never imposed a national reservation fee on a walk-up camper.

RVParkReviews.com - "Sounds of the Sea RV Park" in Trinidad, California - was rated: 7

Mon, 20 Feb 2012 10:21:10 -0600

Nice quiet camp. The only noise was the Sea Lions from the nearby park. The road south of it is in really bad shape so approach from the north. Good Wi-Fi and cable. Nice friendly staff. The owners house/office is a 1911 school house. This is our 2nd visit.

RVParkReviews.com - "Lazydays RV Campground" in Tucson, Arizona - was rated: 8

Mon, 20 Feb 2012 10:07:47 -0600

Pros: Lots of amenities including a jacuzzi and heated outdoor pool that was warm even in February. There was an inexpensive $5 delicious hot buffet breakfast with eggs, pancakes, french toast, potatoes and many other items. It had the hottest shower we've had so far on our trip, even had to turn it down. There was a nice dining room (though pricey) and a full bar. There was a no-leash dog park where dogs could run and play. There is a large laundromat, where you can pay by credit card, and get a text message when your load is complete. Cons: The place is expensive. There is lots of city noise, a constant low-hum from I-10, fighter jets taking off early each morning from the nearby Air Force base, and the sounds of trains. It was a long walk to the dog park which is locked from sundown to sunrise, and otherwise no grass to walk pets.

RVParkReviews.com - "Catalina State Park" in Tucson, Arizona - was rated: 8

Mon, 20 Feb 2012 10:03:44 -0600

Pros: Amazing view of Santa Catalina Mountain range right outside your window. There are multiple warm, clean showers centrally located. It has a good price. Lots of hiking trails with Saguaro cacti, pretty desert landscape. And it's close to shopping & a mall right across the street. Cons: Shower rooms were chilly. The hiking trails were crowded, full of horses and bikers, and the hiking trails had city noise and constant bang from a nearby gun range (though the park itself was quiet).

RVParkReviews.com - "Brazos Bend State Park" in Needville, Texas - was rated: 9

Mon, 20 Feb 2012 09:55:16 -0600

Pros: There is lots of green space between the sites. The park is very quiet, full of nature sounds at night (owls, coyotes, frogs and crickets). We saw 120 alligators on our hike! There are numerous great, long hiking trails, marshes and lakes, with plenty of wildlife everywhere. The showers were hot and clean. We didn't want to leave this wonderful place. The only con was a daily entrance fee was tacked on to the camping price.

RVParkReviews.com - "Almond Grove Mobile home & RV Park" in Williams, California - was rated: 7

Mon, 20 Feb 2012 09:45:56 -0600

Very friendly people. A lot of permanent residents. Lots of kids playing. Good Wi-Fi and cable. Large site so we didn't have to unhook. I would return.

RVParkReviews.com - "Okatoma Resort & RV Park" in Hattiesburg, Mississippi - was rated: 7

Mon, 20 Feb 2012 09:36:47 -0600

Hard to find off of US 49. Not on GPS so it...s a little tricky to get here. Best to call and get directions. Super friendly staff and everything worked as it should. Gravel roads were OK. Wi-Fi worked at the camp site but was slow. No cable TV. Over the air reception worked fine. Did not use the bathrooms or laundry facilities. It had rained for several days and there were muddy spots throughout the campground. All in all a good camping experience.

RVParkReviews.com - "RV Park at Grand Sierra Resort" in Reno, Nevada - was rated: 6

Mon, 20 Feb 2012 09:33:05 -0600

This is an old campground, about 40 years old, but well maintained. Paved level sites. Good Wi-Fi but no cable. On the approach to the airport so there is some noise. Prices in the restaurant are high!!

RVParkReviews.com - "Lake Griffin State Park" in Fruitland Park, Florida - was rated: 7

Mon, 20 Feb 2012 09:29:36 -0600

Stayed here for 2 weeks in early January. The park had dirt roads that were very dusty but there were a lot of trees and vegetation to enjoy along with a few trails for walking. The 50 amp service was fine and the water pressure was good. No sewer connection but restrooms were clean even though they were a bit dated. Good access to the lake via canoe which gave us chance to see wildlife up close. Not much to do in park and some of the sites were pretty tight for the bigger rigs. With the amount of trees you had a sense of privacy. Major construction on the highway outside the park made it difficult to get around but that will eventually be completed. About an hour north from Orlando.

RVParkReviews.com - "Havasu RV Resort" in Lake Havasu City, Arizona - was rated: 8

Mon, 20 Feb 2012 09:13:33 -0600

Nightly rate reflects a weeks stay. Very nice condo/RV park with all of the amenities. Everything is sparkling clean. This is a top notch park and I would give it a 10 except for the low voltage we were experiencing on lot # 11 during our stay. We have a digital voltage readout meter inside our unit and frequently it would dip down to 106/107 VAC. That would be with just the hot water heater and the refrigerator running. We were plugged in to the 50 amp service. That is just ridiculous for a place like this to have a low voltage situation unless it is just on lot #11? Other than that our stay here was marvelous. Lot #11 is an owned lot and it did not have cable TV which definitely presented a problem. The antenna will pick up TV stations, but would frequently just drop the signal. If you are going to rent a site here, try to get one that has cable.

RVParkReviews.com - "Atlanta South RV Resort (formerly KOA)" in Mcdonough, Georgia - was rated: 3

Mon, 20 Feb 2012 08:35:52 -0600

What a Dump! I needed a place to pull in, sleep and get a shower in the morning before an early start the next day. From the start I could not get any straight answers to any questions I asked.There is a sign in office saying "No Refunds for Any Reason" that I should have considered before paying maybe. Overpriced, No Cable TV and absolutely DISGUSTING Bath House. How can they charge a Premium price and then give so little? Office Restroom was clean, Shower house was not. Beware!

RVParkReviews.com - "Martin Lake Resort" in Biloxi, Mississippi - was rated: 6

Sun, 19 Feb 2012 22:36:25 -0600

An OK park to spend a night or two. Speed bumps very annoying. Internet was spotty. Required to pay $2/night for cable even though didn't use. Bathrooms were old, but clean. Very friendly/helpful staff. Only one pull-through. Very convenient location and quiet. Would stay here again.

RVParkReviews.com - "Graceland RV Park & Campground" in Memphis, Tennessee - was rated: 8

Sun, 19 Feb 2012 22:33:42 -0600

Pros: * Walk to Graceland * Large pet walk green space * Hot, clean showers Cons: * Noise from next door hotel

RVParkReviews.com - "A Big Wheel RV Park" in St Marys, Georgia - was rated: 10

Sun, 19 Feb 2012 22:29:02 -0600

We started full-time RV living in 2011 and have stayed in some nice CG's. Everyplace we stayed at had something we liked and usually something we didn't care for. This campground was just right in every aspect. We had made a decision to come into this area for a month and looked at many campgrounds in the area but this one stood out for all the things we were looking for in a camping experience. First of all the owners are very involved with the campground. They had many pull-through sites and were willing to even trim a tree if we felt there was an issue. The utilities were flawless with good water pressure and clean electricity. We kept a meter plugged in the RV and it always showed good electricity. There were a lot of trees but we had no problem getting a satellite signal. They offered a cable connection but we did not use it. For us we need a solid Wi-Fi connection and their system never failed. We stayed connected the entire month and rarely did it slow down. The Verizon 3G signal is strong here too so our MiFi hotspot worked well when we used it. The campground is pet-friendly with a large exercise area. There is a pond for catch and release but we didn't use it. The park has a great location. We were only about 200 yards from the entrance to a lovely state park with a lot of trails and places to walk and ride your bicycle. The CG is located near the Kings Bay Naval base and they have nice golf course that the public can use at great rates. 30 minutes to Fernandina beach on Amelia Island and easy access to Jacksonville, Florida. Jekyll Island, Okefenokee and Savannah are all great day trips. The big surprise to us was the community activities that are encouraged. The owners sponsor a potluck carry-in meal on Sundays where they provide the main course. Plus they play cards at least 3 times a week with the campers. We needed a ladder and the owner had one for us to use. We mentioned that we could use a power saw for a little home improvement project and they gave us...

RVParkReviews.com - "Sandpoint Marina & RV Park" in Lake Havasu City, Arizona - was rated: 6

Sun, 19 Feb 2012 22:03:42 -0600

The sites are close to each other but I was able to squeeze my 30 foot travel trailer in with no problems. Anything bigger might have problems, there are vehicles parked all over the place. On either side of my site there were boats on trailers and one across the road so I had only one way in and out. Under the right (worst) circumstances, I might not have had enough room. The park is quiet and friendly, although a bit run down. The dump station looked like someone did...right on the ground...smell was apparent when walking by. Without cable and Wi-Fi the price seemed a bit high to me. It was OK for an overnight but not sure if I'd stay here long term.

RVParkReviews.com - "Misty River Cabins & RV Resort" in Walland, Tennessee - was rated: 9

Sun, 19 Feb 2012 22:01:50 -0600

We stayed at this park for 2 months in the late fall. We had read on their web site about the many awards they had received so we didn't know what to expect but hoped it would be good. What we found was a very good CG. The camp roads and sites were graveled and level and the owners were constantly doing maintenance to make sure there were no potholes or any issues. The 50 amp service was flawless and the water pressure was excellent the entire stay. The staff was incredibly helpful and went out of their way to help with any question or situation. The Wi-Fi was fairly stable but when it rained there seemed to be problems. It would have been nice to have a stronger signal since we lost connection at least a couple times a day. Verizon 3G signal was also weak in the area so the MiFi hotspot did not work well here. The property was nice and clean with a large field and an area for group campfires. They had some nice frontage along the Little River but no real place for campers to do any extended walking. The small 2 lane road running alongside the campground had no shoulder and was a danger to walk on. However what really makes this campground a winner is the location. You are basically camping right next door to the Smoky Mountain National park and miles away from the Gatlinburg-Pigeon Forge traffic. You are also a very short drive from Maryville which has all the shopping you need. However by investing about 40 minutes and you can be in Knoxville with all the amenities. We would definitely stay here again.

RVParkReviews.com - "Timberline Vally RV Resort" in Anderson, Indiana - was rated: 9

Sun, 19 Feb 2012 21:35:00 -0600

My wife and I started our full-time RV life by coming to this campground. The owners were incredibly helpful and answered any question we asked. We had looked for a couple of months in the Indianapolis area for campgrounds in preparation for our first campground and this park is by far a jewel. The pull through site we used handled our 37' 5th wheel, our truck and a small personal car with no problem. The utilities were solid with no issues with water pressure or electricity. We needed Wi-Fi so that I could keep working and the signal was reliable but could have been stronger. Verizon 3G was available but fairly weak. There were times where everything got slow but we made it. The property is excellent with lots of room, good walking trails, fishing lake and absolutely no traffic noise. There was a nice playground for kids and a huge field for general use. As close to Indianapolis as this place is it was a deal. The owners have some great plans for improving their park and we plan on making this our home base when we come back each year.

RVParkReviews.com - "Hidden Oaks RV Resort" in Rockport, Texas - was rated: 8

Sun, 19 Feb 2012 20:50:40 -0600

Great location, between Goose Island SP and the Big Tree with whooping cranes on the back side of the block. Wi-Fi needs work, You need AT&T for cell phone. Friendly place with quite roads for walks and biking.

RVParkReviews.com - "Reflection Lake RV Park" in San Jacinto, California - was rated: 6

Sun, 19 Feb 2012 20:49:08 -0600

This park appears old and run down. Approximately half the sites are occupied by what seems to be very old and very permanent RVs including various extensions and sheds. This was not one of this parks best features. We saw a number of people fishing over our 4 day stay, but never saw anybody catching anything. There is a dairy farm with lots of cows right next door and we did smell them when the wind was in "our" direction. We had only minor problems with flies. We probably won't go back here.

RVParkReviews.com - "Golden Village Palms RV Resort (55+ Park)" in Hemet, California - was rated: 9

Sun, 19 Feb 2012 20:37:58 -0600

As stated in previous comments, this is a well maintained and well run park. It is a mixture of park models and RV's. Streets are narrow in places and you need a steady hand to reverse your 40 foot motorhome into some of the spots. We especially enjoyed the large pools and spa's. This is more than likely not the last time we have been here. We used our Passport America membership.

RVParkReviews.com - "Silver Palms RV Village" in Okeechobee, Florida - was rated: 9

Sun, 19 Feb 2012 20:11:10 -0600

Silver Palms is about as close to perfect as one can find. Extremely clean and neat. Everything one would want in RV resort and more. If it had cable hook-up and a few more trees I would have given it a 10.

RVParkReviews.com - "Canyon Gateway RV Park" in Williams, Arizona - was rated: 4

Sun, 19 Feb 2012 20:07:54 -0600

Good access for a big rig, long space. Cable TV was a very few channels and snow on some. Lava rock road is dusty and large size nuggets sometimes hard to walk on and our dogs hated it. They now have sore feet. Management very friendly and helpful. Good access to Grand Canyon, less than an hour drive in our car. Close to the train station where trains go daily to the canyon. Good spot for a quick visit to Grand Canyon.

RVParkReviews.com - "Kissimmee South RV Resort (formerly Three Worlds RV Resort)" in Davenport, Florida - was rated: 3

Sun, 19 Feb 2012 20:05:26 -0600

We have camped here several times and have always enjoyed the friendly campers and nice heated pool. We thought that the rest of the park would improve with the new ownership, but it has not happened. Still old park models, little grass, dead plants, buildings in marginal repair. Ponds have dried up, concrete cracked and crumbling on roads. Picnic table was unusable. Things seemed to be happening at the rec. hall, but we were never given a calendar of events, nor was one evident anywhere. Prices have increased, with no extra services. Office staff not very friendly. Probably will not be returning.

RVParkReviews.com - "Lee's Country Campground" in White Springs, Florida - was rated: 10

Sun, 19 Feb 2012 20:03:30 -0600

I agree with all the comments prior to mine. Very friendly manager. Nice place for an overnight or longer. Easy drive to White Springs and easy access to I-75. Very nice rocking chairs at the bath house in the center of the park. We will be stopping there again as we head north in March.

RVParkReviews.com - "Gulf Coast RV Resort" in Beaumont, Texas - was rated: 9

Sun, 19 Feb 2012 20:00:52 -0600

Very nice stopover. Easy on and off with big rig. Big level pull through sites. Did not have to disconnect. Lots of space to walk dog. Quiet. Nice roads. Would use again. Breakfast was pretty good!

RVParkReviews.com - "Majestic Oaks RV Resort" in Biloxi, Mississippi - was rated: 8

Sun, 19 Feb 2012 19:54:29 -0600

This is a nice park with level sites. They are fairly narrow. Used to rate this park a 10. However, they have let the landscaping go. We actually had to cut back palm branches ourselves after notifying the office that they were making a lot of noise brushing the roof of our RV. Additionally, there are a lot of snowbirds who stay the entire season. They were friendly. However, some of them seem to think that they own the park. One person had a green area fenced off at the end of a road. Additionally, there were cars and a huge truck parked in the access roads. Kind of hard to dodge them in a large motorhome. Office manager is a gem. Will stay again. Very nice park.

RVParkReviews.com - "Wickham Park" in Melbourne, Florida - was rated: 8

Sun, 19 Feb 2012 19:52:28 -0600

We have stayed here several times before and it is one of our favorite places. Close to the beach and shopping. Lots of places to ride our bikes and walk. Huge sites and shade. In the winter campers plan dances, breakfasts and pot-lucks. Coming here is like visiting an old friend. This year we are staying a little over a month---price reflects the discount.

RVParkReviews.com - "Gilgal Oasis RV Park" in Sequim, Washington - was rated: 7

Sat, 18 Feb 2012 23:14:26 -0600

We arrived late and in the dark. The hosts were most gracious and helped us get settled and hook up. They provided us with an Ethernet cable and helped get it into our rig. We were very impressed and would and may come back again.

RVParkReviews.com - "Sparks Marina RV Park" in Sparks, Nevada - was rated: 9

Sat, 14 Jan 2012 14:35:58 -0600

I pulled in here during a trip from Portland to Kingman, late at night. They have "late registration" available, you pick which site you want (out of the ones that are available), fill out the form (including credit card info), and drop it in the box. It was that simple... The park is extremely quiet and excellently maintained. I will stay here again when in the area.

RVParkReviews.com - "Wright's Beach Camp RV Park" in Penticton, British Columbia - was rated: 2

Sun, 16 Oct 2011 18:12:53 -0500

We were there off season and not sure if the managers were the usual managers or substitutes. The park is beautifully situated on the beach on a lake, but the sites are the narrowest sites we have ever seen. We were camping with another couple and could not fit our 29 foot motorhome in the site next to their 5th wheel as it was so narrow. I did one load of laundry there, but almost did not because the laundry room was filthy. I did not use the ladies locker/toilet/shower room, but my husband used the men's and complained that it was also extremely dirty. The managers had two pit bulls which were allowed to roam free. One pit bull attacked the dog of our friends grabbing it by the neck. Our friend kicked the pit bull until it released his dog. The manager apologized, but never chained up his dogs. The campground claims to be family and pet friendly, but we think it is dangerous. We saw very small children playing in the same area where the pit bulls had been roaming free, but not at the same time.

RVParkReviews.com - "Cedar Point Campground" in Cedar Point, North Carolina - was rated: 9

Sat, 20 Nov 2010 12:47:44 -0600

This was a great campground - most sites were shaded and private. Camp Host very nice. Close to restaurants.