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Don't forget to pack your boots or trail runners into the RV. These 10 campgrounds are near both famous and lesser-known hiking trails.
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This has been an excellent place to stay. The price is premium during season of course, but reasonable enough for what's available in the area. The restaurant varieties and interesting places to visit are limitless. Extra wide, almost 4 lane roa...
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What an awesome place. It was fantastic from the moment of check in until the disappointing time we had to leave (wish we could have stayed longer!!!) Great spots and great views for most of the sites. We were in site 168 - fantastic views of the lak...
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Very well kept campground, well maintained and cleaned. Beautiful trails through woods with views of Tye and James River. Sites are private and surrounded by trees. The closest grocery store that also offers fuel and propane bottles is 20 min away ou...
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This campground is beautiful! It is clean and well manicured, staff exceptionally nice. Our site was very level and had a small wooden deck with nice river rock for the pad. The host guided us to our site and made sure we were lined up and hooked up ...
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McIntosh Lake RV Park is a great place to spend a few days relaxing. The park is small (only 38 sites) and well run. The owners/operators live on-site and are friendly and helpful. Pros: Located about ¼ mile off Hwy 95, with easy access. The park is ...
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This is a small FREE campground in a beautiful reserve which lies inside the Francis Marion National Forest. The campground is total dry camping, meaning there is no bathrooms, water or garbage for people. You have to be totally self-contained OR mak...
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We stay here 3-4 times per year. It's the kids favorite spot. Of course disappointing during Covid with the pools closed but that is state mandated. We love the close access to the beach and State park. Kids are teen and tween and love riding th...
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Campground has 6 large reservable sites that are very spacious, have a cement pad, fire ring, benches and a garbage can. There are 2 group sites, and several hiking paths in the area including a beautiful boardwalk. The bath houses were extremely cle...
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5 Stars ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ We have stayed here twice per year for the last 3 years. We are presently staying here for 3+ weeks. We have already booked next fall’s reservation. The rates are very reasonable and probably the best in the area. Always excellent c...
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Awesome park! Clean, well laid out, and private. Our site was level. We were in site 13, on the rover, and had steps going down the river bank to the shore. As others have mentioned, the dark skies at night are fantastic. We stayed here while doing a...
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What a Gem! The owner, Robin, is a fount of information and such a sweetheart. She's very knowledgeable about the whole area and is eager to share with you all the wonderful things there are there to see and do here.The Park is very well run and...
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This is an RV park that does not try to be something it isn’t. It is not a resort and that was fine by us. But what it is, is a well maintained, well groomed, private RV park. It is immediately off of I-95 so it is great for either an overnight stop ...
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The park was very clean and everyone was friendly. We went at a time when the water on the lake was still at winter pool but all in all we enjoyed a relaxing week
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Manager was super friendly. Showed us to a beautiful spot and checked us in at the space. Really beautiful with lots of space between campers. Is was just an overnight stay but we'll be back!
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Who says that just because you own a travel trailer, 5th wheel, Class B, or Class C motorhome that you don’t appreciate first-class amenities? Casino Del Sol RV Park, just 15 minutes away from Downtown Tucson, Arizona wondered the same thing. Their answer? Build it, and if you allow all types of RVs, they will come.
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