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This Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, campground is nestled next to an Amish farm on a gentle rise overlooking idyllic pastures and RV adventure.
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The staff is outstanding, friendly, and helpful! Long 100 ft level sites. We had a great view of the mountains. The campground felt spacious. Laundry was very clean. Lots of activities for the children and the pool was being prepped to open. You can ...
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This has been a great stay! The park is centrally located between Baltimore and DC, but in a small town. Felt VERY safe! Eldersburg and Sykesville are very close for shopping and dining. Our site was level and shady.
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We were here for 3 years, living and working in the Seattle area. The park does seem to have a lot of working professionals. Close to shopping, great food, and drink. Brett, the park manager, is the best! Clean showers and laundry. The park is very w...
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Great stay, very accommodating, clean, and peaceful.
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Beautiful location with a nice concrete pad, fire pit & grill. They also offer log cabins and cute tent cabins. We had one of the few concrete pads; most pads were gravel. The RV sites are scattered out on the side of a hill amongst the pine trees wi...
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Mostly level, gravel site, escort and assistance to site. Bathhouse clean, even have a dog wash. Small dark park and several grassy areas for the pooches.
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We stayed here to visit Great Sands NP which was about 30 minutes away. The sites here are super long! It was an easy, quiet stay. The WiFi was a little sluggish but it worked.
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Extremely clean and safe area. Very accommodating to our needs. Attended conference at Kay Bailey Hutchison center. Easy ride with Uber. Definitely will come back.
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Booked for our maiden voyage trip with our RV. As advertised for sites with the exception that our site was way better than expected! Site 34. We have a 25 RV. 10 left behind and maybe that in front. However, I think you'd feel cramped. A 30 max woul...
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Quick overnight stop. Beautiful blue lake. Ranger doing his job keeping the sites comfortable for everyone. Looks like a great spot to spend a few nights. No dogs on the beach which was tough for our Lucky Lab from Oregon but she survived!
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If you are camping to hike Zion, this is the best place to camp! Only a 10-15 minute walk into Zion. No hassle with parking, etc. Plus, the campground is beautiful. The showers are delightful! This campground has a very friendly vibe. I will be back.
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We were there for two nights mainly to relax before heading on our Northeast road-trip. Lots of trees, but they were cut back, which made navigating to our site uneventful. We were in site 74, a pull-thru. The site was long enough to fit my 44ft coac...
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RV LIFE has announced the results of a recent survey asking RVers for insight on travel plans and trends for this year.
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Want to to extend the driving range of your tow vehicle? Buy an an auxiliary fuel tank to feed fuel into the truck’s main fuel tank.
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