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The next time you're RV camping in Colorado, check out these 10 amazing destinations for great hiking, historic sites and more.
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Wonderful family owned CG, Gregg & Kathleen couldn't have been more welcoming. We enjoyed sitting in the bar chatting with family members each afternoon. Like most campgrounds these days there are permanent & seasonal residents but all sites are well...
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This KOA was a pleasant surprise. Our site had a beautiful stamped concrete patio with a propane grill, fire pit, patio table and umbrella, and it had a dog pen just for our dogs on the site. This KOA is small but the owners are expanding as fast as ...
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This is a great campground in a quiet corner of Acadia NP. Be clear if you want the Bar Harbor tourist experience this is not it. The Schoodic Peninsula is old Maine, quiet little villages and beautiful scenery. Bar Harbor is an hour plus by car or y...
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In our years of RV travels The Pines of Kabetogama is among the best RV resorts we have ever stayed at. Long story short, the resort itself provides direct access to Voyageurs National Park, is immaculately maintained, has top-shelf amenities, and th...
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Here for 2 weeks. Older KOA (utilities are showing their age) however the wifi makes up for that (35+Mbps download/5Mbps upload) and is so consistent I could stream Hulu movies while online high-res gaming. Close to Redwoods and in fact have some ver...
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Beautiful location, helpful owners. We had site #89, which backed right up to the cliff overlooking Lake Ontario. We went to bed listening to the waves crash on the shore.
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Pleasantly surprised at how amazing this site was. Nice paved road to the sites, spacious and full of shade. Full hook ups but the 50 amps are few. The wildlife is amazing, definitely bring bug spray. Would absolutely stay again!
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Nice clean park. Quite a bit of smoke from the fires, but that's not the campgrounds fault. Easy access to Yosemite national park, and shopping at Groveland was only about 25 minutes away.
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This was my first time staying at an Army Corps of Engineering campground. I loved this park, great location, exceptionally clean, friendly staff, beautiful lake and beach, recreation amenities are plentiful. Lots of deer, and a variety of birds. I l...
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Had a great stay at Van Pugh South in site 35. The site was located on the lake with gorgeous views. The pad itself was mostly concrete and had a slight tilt towards the waters edge but nothing too bad that couldn't be fixed with a minor adjustment. ...
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This is one of the cleanest campgrounds we have stayed at. The layout is unusual but that is because of the terrain. There are a few long term campers but their sites are well cared for and the people friendly. Our site had no picnic table or fire pi...
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Problem with ants. Park would not help out. Homeless come in at night and steal expensive bikes. They come with bolt cutters. Regular occurrence at this park per the police dept. They need night security!!! But location of park is great. Nice people ...
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Do you need to stay connected while traveling? If so, you may be looking for ways to get internet in your RV. This guide to RV WiFi will help you do just that!
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Not only can RV living be cheaper than a sticks and bricks house, it can be much more satisfying. Here are our top 5 secrets to cheap RV living.
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The Camper Report Show, a weekly YouTube extension of the Camper Report blog and website, has just run its 50th Episode.
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