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As often as possible I try to stay at government parks because they offer a more authentic camping experience than most private parks. Bull Run Campground is no exception to this. I was at BRC in the waning days of winter just a spring was stirring the forest. I had what they call a pull-through site, but I call a lay-by site, basically a circular driveway off the campground road. The big adva...
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An outstanding value with Passport America, this campground was convienent to I-40 and just minutes outside Albuquerque along historic Route 66. The campground plays up the location with several onsite rentals in restored vintage RVs, including a teardrop available. Check-in was fast and friendly, we were placed in a pull through right near the shower house. All roads and sites are gravel and F...
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Level road gravel sites, picnic table, fire ring, fire wood at office, great view of big Bay de Noc with marina. Also has The Dock bar and grill within walking distance from every campsite, even better the food and drink is awesome. Good people, great time, going back soon as it opens!
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“The Fort” is best described as having the atmosphere of a state park and the amenities of a Disney resort. There is forest, wildlife, hiking, biking, fishing, campfires, sing-a-longs… and S’MORES, but there are also modern facilities, shops, restaurants, entertainment, and more (did we mention S’MORES?!?!). You can rent golf carts, and fishing or pontoon boats. Or if you can let someone else do t...
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Erin and Debbie, the owners, could not have been better hosts. Despite everything in Roswell being shutdown due to Chinese virus, they had great suggestions about scenic drives and wide open spaces to visit. These people love what they do and it shows. Park roads were plenty wide enough to maneuver anything, sites more than long enough. Nicely done, very level gravel. Area outside the camper ...
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This is a fairly standard Thousand Trails park. A large park, with a ton of spaces. As with many TT parks, there are a large number of seasonal spots that you cannot use, but we did not have trouble finding a spot. And at the recommendation of the check-in staff, we decided to pay the upcharge ($6) and take one of the new premium sites at the front of the park. These were large concrete back-ins w...
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We called after 5:00, easy registration, night watchman gave us our papers through my window and lead us to our site after hours. Nice level site and very quiet. Stayed 2 nights.
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Love coming here. So much so that we bought a membership! Quiet and beautiful.
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One of our favorites stops in Lousiana. (Not JUST because it shares a driveway with our favorite boudin joint. lol) The staff here are always extra nice, and we really love the "new" (not that new anymore, but we still refer to them that way) sites in the back of the park. The pull-throughs are spacious and level and have a great view of the lake. We also like that there is plenty of room for us t...
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Top notch campground in every respect. Staff and owners are totally committed to their customer experience; welcoming, friendly, and accommodating to any concern or request offering a very family friendly experience. Grounds are maintained in immaculate condition. Owners have made upgrades giving the park a beautiful look and appeal, and are constantly up keeping the grounds. Saw the owner leaf bl...
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Awesome trails, the owner is super friendly. Call to reserve a spot, the website doesn’t work too well.
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Price reflects the senior rate. This is a great little park between Muskogee and Tulsa in eastern Oklahoma that is up-to-date and well maintained. There are 3 RV parks, Seminole (mix 30 AMP, 50 AMP, and no sewer), Cherokee (30 AMP only no sewer) and Choctaw (30/50 AMP each site and sewer each site). This is a review of Choctaw campground. It has level concrete pads, with enough room for RV an...
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A great place to camp. It seems like you can't ever have a camp fire. Always a burn ban. This sucks.
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Want to try an Airstream without dishing out the dollars? There are more Airstream hotels popping up around the country offering luxury accommodations.
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The great thing about RVing in California is there is something for everyone. If you're thinking about hitting Highway 101 with your mobile home this summer, check out these five amazing destinations.
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In the last entry, we explored waterfalls north of Dahlonega, Georgia. There are many more waterfalls in the surrounding area for those that take the time to seek them out. […]
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The Guadalupe River begins near Kerrville in Texas Hill Country and flows southeast for about 225 miles until it empties in the San Antonio Bay on the Gulf of Mexico. […]
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