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Conroe, Texas
Country Quest RV Park
[ 1/10 ]
We did not stay at this park but drove to it and checked it out and left. It is a total dump. The previous reviewer that gave them a 10 is obviously the owner or a close relative. You can barely make out where the site pads are and the roads and pads are horrible! Like the other reviewer said the picture on the home page of their site is of some other park as there is nothing in their park that resembles that picture. Stay away from this place!
Falcon, Colorado
Falcon Meadow Campground
[ 6/10 ]
This is a very old park like 53 years old and lots of the park is showing it's age. Restrooms are very antiquated and need updating. One of the commodes in the men's restroom has been out of order since we got here 3 weeks ago. Water pressure is OK most of the time, but slows down in the evening. Voltage is very good. We are fortunate to have one of the best sites in the park. It is a perfectly level pull through. Some of the sites are really jammed together. We are here for another week and it has served us OK. Management is very friendly and they have a nice little convenience store on site and other shopping including a fairly new Walmart Supercenter is within 2 miles. We probably won't come back in the area, but if we did, we would probably look elsewhere.
Central City, Colorado
Denver West / Central City KOA
[ 8/10 ]
We seldom stay at a KOA. However, we needed a place for several days along I-70 and this fit the spot. This is one of the nicest KOA's we have seen. Gravel roads/streets and concrete pads with a patio. Good voltage and water pressure. Great staff in office. As previously mentioned, it is a little strange getting to it. Here are the GPS coordinates which will lead you right to it. N 39.79099, W 105.50960 They are what we used and they are correct. Lots of mining history in this little town. We would stay here again.
Montrose, Colorado
King's Riverbend Park
[ 7/10 ]
We are here for a month and it has served our purpose well. Water pressure is good and the water is great. Voltage is very good. There are no restrooms or showers or laundry. It is very close to most of the necessary shopping in Montrose. We are in a level site with some shade. The only issue this time of the year is the darned Cottonwood tree snow that happens for a few weeks. If we are back in the area we have discovered another park we would go to instead. It has bathrooms, showers, etc. This park only takes cash or checks. We paid $485 with tax for the month and also paid $120 for electric.
Winslow, Arizona
Meteor Crater RV Park
[ 7/10 ]
We were here for a week and it served the purpose. Nothing fancy but water pressure and voltage were good. It was a good base for Winslow, Meteor Crater, Painted Desert, Petrified Forest, and Flagstaff. They have a Mobil station with diesel so that was nice. Right by I-40 so it would be good for overnighters. They have 2 large dog parks which was very nice. We would stay here again.
Las Vegas, Nevada
Sam's Town Hotel Casino & RV Park - Boulder
[ 7/10 ]
We were here for a week. It was very hot and ran both AC's every day. The power went out once for about half an hour but they fixed it. The only real bad thing about this park are how close you are together and the weird sewer setup. The best thing about it is the free shuttle to the strip and downtown. Laundry is big but not air conditioned. Restrooms are also not air conditioned. We would try to avoid this in the future.
Kingman, Arizona
Blake Ranch RV Park
[ 8/10 ]
Very handy park and well laid out with pull-hrough gravel sites. Nice dog park that we were close to. Water pressure and voltage were good. Iron Skillet restaurant several hundred yards away was very convenient to walk to so we left the trailer hooked up as we were only staying for the night. Shell fuel at the side of the Petro was cheaper than the diesel on the truck stop side. We would stay here again if passing through.
Albuquerque, New Mexico
High Desert RV Park
[ 8/10 ]
Great park for visiting the area. Good water pressure and voltage. We had a hard packed gravel pullthru site that was too short to park the truck parallel with the trailer but there was plenty of room to park it perpendicular to the trailer. Close to I-40 but we did not notice any excessive freeway noise. We had stayed here 2 weeks in 2010 and would definitely stay here again. Office staff very friendly and helpful.
Tucumcari, New Mexico
Tucumcari KOA
[ 7/10 ]
We very seldom stay in KOA but opted to this night. We had a level gravel pullthru site with good water pressure and voltage. It served our purpose very well. Friendly management.
Dodge City, Kansas
Gunsmoke Trav-L-Park
[ 9/10 ]
We were here for a week and enjoyed it very much. Management is great. They even went and got an item I had forgotten and sent it to me. Voltage is very good and so is water pressure. They also have the best WiFi of any park we have stayed in. We were in a pullthru site they say is 70 feet long but I think it is at least 80 feet. Site was level packed gravel. Very convenient for all the tourist stuff in Dodge City. We will stay here if back in the area or passing through.
Pratt, Kansas
The Evergreen Inn Motel & RV Park
[ 7/10 ]
Good stopover for us for 2 nights. Long pull through sites with good voltage and water pressure. Wide open so no problem setting up the satellite dish. Sites in the newer section are wide enough to park your tow vehicle/toad beside your RV. Rick's restaurant next door is very good and very reasonable. We would stay here again.
Tulsa, Oklahoma
Warrior RV Park (AKA Tulsa Warrior)
[ 4/10 ]
Pull through sites are too short and too close together. Entry from south has no sign, so we drove right past it before we realized it was there. Water pressure and voltage was good, but that's about all the good I have for this park. We would not stay here again.
Durant, Oklahoma
Durant / Choctaw Casino KOA
[ 9/10 ]
This is the nicest KOA we have seen in almost 6 years of being full time. The only negative is that the pads are a little narrow. Would be a 10 if they were 2 feet wider. Bathrooms are immaculate and everything about the place is nice. Very friendly staff. Good voltage and water pressure. We would definitely stay here again.
Pelham, Alabama
Birmingham South Campground
[ 4/10 ]
We only stayed one night, thank goodness. This is an old KOA and hasn't been a KOA for 9 years. Sites are gravel. This should have told us something. KOA uses a park until it is worn out. The only good things about this park is the water pressure, voltage, and proximity to I-65. Site was not level, tree branches brushing the side of the trailer but I cut them off. Cable is barely watchable. Wi-Fi is as slow or slower than dial up. We had a pull through site and it is good we didn't want to unhook since it would not have been long enough if we had. Another thing, $40 with Good Sam discount is a ridiculous price for what is here. We will not stay here again.
Intercourse, Pennsylvania
Beacon Hill Campground (Adults 16 and older)
[ 6/10 ]
Location is great for our use, close to things we wanted to do. Sites and roads are gravel and the park is on a hill so when it rains the gravel washes down to the lower part. We are at the very bottom of the hill/park. Side to side was off level about 2 1/2 inches. Voltage and water pressure is good. Also, WiFi is very good. It is the best value in the area. Monthly rate is $900 that includes electric since they have no meters. Still a little pricey. We are done with this part of PA so we won't be back.
New Stanton, Pennsylvania
Fox Den Acres
[ 7/10 ]
We are here for a week and it is OK. Fairly level pull through gravel site that is about 100' long so will accommodate any length rig. Water pressure is good and voltage is good. No laundry so I deducted a point for that but added the point back after I hooked up to their WiFi, it is very good. Park is an old park and kind of rustic but we are in the lower section where satellite access is no problem. Bathrooms are very old. All interior roads are gravel. We would stay here again if in the area.
Belleville, Michigan
Wayne County Fairgrounds & RV Park
[ 6/10 ]
It served the purpose for an overnight stay and that's about it. Fairly level pull through grass site with good water pressure and only 30 amp electric. There is a Wal-Mart right across the fence but you have to drive about 2 miles to get to it. We would stay here again, but only overnight if need be.
Hopkins, Michigan
Hidden Ridge RV Resort
[ 7/10 ]
This is a beautiful park but is all spread out and everything is far from where your RV is parked. Our site is over 1/2 mile from the office and that is where the only garbage dumpsters are located. It belongs to Sun Communities resort, so it's all about the dollar. The rate posted is the weekly rate after a Good Sam discount. Water pressure is pretty good and voltage is good. About 90% of the park is long term, which means seven months. Everyone does keep their site clean so that is no issue. We are here for a week to check out area things. There will be no need for us to return here.
Sawyer, Michigan
Kamp Across From the Dunes Campground
[ 6/10 ]
We were just here overnight and it was OK except for the price. $25 would have been a fair rate but we were running out of day and needed to stop for the night so we bit the bullet. Gravel sites 98% full with long term rigs. Voltage was good, but water pressure was only fair. It was convenient for our route. We might stay here again if we happen to be passing through.
Amana, Iowa
Amana Colonies RV Park
[ 6/10 ]
This is a strange park because of the layout. The sites are as previously stated grouped in 4's, and if you are first in you can pull through. The sites are very close together as our neighbor's awning is about a foot and a half from our slides. Fortunately, our door side is on the good side and we have lots of room on that side like a 100 yards or so. Water pressure fluctuates because there are 4 connections coming off a 3/4" valve so if someone else is showering you may only have a trickle for a while as I did the other night. Electric voltage is very good, and thank goodness for that as we have had to run both A/C's almost every day all day long with temps over 100. The main thing the park has going for it is the closeness to all the Amana Colonies stuff. Most of the roads in the park are single lane and made of crushed limestone, so they are very dusty. If you come here don't waste any time or money washing you vehicles. They water the main road, but that just means you will splatter the limestone on your running boards. We won't be back in the area as we are here for a month and will see all the tourist stuff that we are interested in so there won't be any need to return. The rate reflects the monthly rate.
Independence, Missouri
The Campus RV Park
[ 6/10 ]
Park is OK but nothing special. Voltage was good, but water pressure fluctuated. It was hot and dry which is not their fault but they do not water any of the grass at the RV sites. It is close to all the Truman attractions which was the reason we were here for a week. We would probably look elsewhere if back in the area.
Carthage, Missouri
Big Red Barn RV Park
[ 7/10 ]
We stayed here 4 years ago and the park seems to have gone down. Landscaping is not near what is was before. Water pressure fluctuated from good to poor with mostly poor. We stayed here to get past the 4th of July holiday before heading more north. We were there 3 nights and the restroom was not cleaned the whole time. If back in the area we would look elsewhere.
Powderly, Texas
Angels Camp RV Park
[ 5/10 ]
Contrary to a previous review, the sites are not wide. If our neighbor's slide and ours had been side by side there would barely have been enough room to walk through. The first site they assigned had electrical problems that we discovered when we turned on our AC and it kept tripping off on low voltage. So I told them we had to move and I checked the voltage on both lines of the 50 amp plug on several others and we moved to one of them. Fortunately we were only there for the night and had no other problems. For $30 it is very overpriced. We would not stay here again.
Bryan, Texas
Primrose Lane MH & RV Park
[ 7/10 ]
We were here for a week visiting relatives. Park is nothing fancy but adequate for our needs. Site was level pull through but we could not pull through due to utility poles in the way. Site was concrete and plenty long. Rate reflects weekly rate of $155. Lots of permanents and mobile homes but they are away from the sites that are used for short term stays so was not an issue. We would stay here again if the other park we like had no vacancies.
Harlingen, Texas
Tropic Winds RV Resort (55+ Park)
[ 8/10 ]
We stayed here for 2-1/2 months for the winter. The park is very nice, with lots of activities. Site was gravel with a full length concrete patio. Water pressure and voltage was good. It has the widest sites of all the parks we noticed and from talking to different people that have been coming to the valley for years. Plenty of shopping within 5-6 miles but away from the bustling crowd. The rate reflects the monthly rate including the electric we had to pay.
Sinton, Texas
Rob and Bessie Welder Park
[ 6/10 ]
This park served us for an overnight stop on the way to the Rio Grande Valley. Water pressure and voltage was good and the site was level gravel. There are lots of long-termers at the park. They do have a golf course that is right there you can walk to and play. We would stay here again.
Belton, Texas
Westcliff Park
[ 7/10 ]
This was a good find for our needs as we were in the area to visit relatives getting medical care. We were right on the lake in a pull through. They do let you drain your gray water on the ground which is nice. The rate reflects the America the Beautiful Senior Pass. Water pressure and 50 amp voltage was very good. We would stay here again. It is a Corps of Engineers Park. You are close to Belton, Temple and not that far from Killeen and the Fort Hood Army Base so there are plenty of shopping opportunities.
Ingram, Texas
Johnson Creek RV Resort & Park
[ 9/10 ]
We were here for a HitchHiker rally with 24 other HitchHiker trailers. The park is great, friendly staff, good hookups, great community room, nice laundry, etc. Park is about 5 miles west of Ingram and 10 miles west of Kerrville so shopping is not that far away. Pull through sites are long and level side to side. Back-in sites are long enough and level side to side. All sites have a slight slope which helps drain rainwater. They are in the middle of a Pecan orchard but they mow the grass about 30 feet behind the backi-ns so you have plenty of yard. We would stay here again.
Victoria, Texas
RV Park of Victoria
[ 5/10 ]
We only stayed here overnight. It is OK for that as we did not unhook but stuck out about 3 feet at the front and the back of the pull through site. Our trailer is 36 feet. The sites are not long at all for pull through sites. They are fairly level. Water pressure is good and voltage is good but the 50 amp plug is way down near the ground so it's a try to get it plugged in with the stiff cord. I wouldn't stay here for more than a night or two since the sites are so short.
San Marcos, Texas
Pecan Park Riverside RV and Cabins
[ 8/10 ]
We were here for a week and it suited us very well. We had a long level caliche, pull through site. Water pressure and voltage was good. Wi-Fi was the best we have ever had in an RV park. They had just upgraded to much better equipment about a month ago. We were here to visit relatives and Christmas shop at the outlet malls. It is close to everything in the area. We would stay here again if in the area.
Burleson, Texas
Mockingbird Hill RV Park
[ 5/10 ]
We were only here for a night and it was OK for that. Interior roads are very bad and they have crazy speed bumps. Water pressure and voltage was good. Sites are close together. We would probably look elsewhere if back through here again.
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
Twin Fountains RV Park
[ 7/10 ]
This is a hard park to rate. Some parts of it are a 10 and some parts are a 5. They have many nice level sites that are concrete, however, only overnight or very short term visitors get these. We were here for a month and the first site they assigned us was a disaster. We pulled into it and the rear of the trailer almost drug on the concrete. There was no way I could crank down the rear jacks. We ended up in a gravel back-in site that was OK but nothing special. Basically, if you are here for a month or more or are not friends with the owner, you get a gravel back-in site. Fortunately the water pressure was good and also the voltage was good and the site was level side to side so it was a fairly good site. All said we would probably stay here again, but try to get a better site. The rate reflects a monthly rate.
Berlin, Ohio
Scenic Hills RV Park
[ 8/10 ]
This is a nice park. Level gravel sites with good water pressure and good voltage. Free firewood pile that is replenished every day. We were there a month and will be back next year. Close to all the Amish activities and there is a great store called Troyer's less than a quarter of a mile away. Management is great and very visible. Rate reflects the monthly rate.
Dickson, Tennessee
Tanbark Campground
[ 7/10 ]
We just stayed here for a night but it was ample. Not sure about longer stays but it serves the purpose for a short stay. Rate reflects Passport America rate. Good voltage and water pressure and level site. We didn't even unhook, just put the jacks down. We would stay here again if in the area.
Shepherdsville, Kentucky
Grandma's RV Camping
[ 8/10 ]
Yes, the sites are close together. But they are nice, clean level gravel. This was our 2nd stay here and we will definitely be back when in the area. It is by far the best park in the area and close to all the tourist activities. Everyone that works in the office of Grandma's is a family member. Yes, they have rules and don't put up with people breaking them, which is fine with me. It is a very clean park, the Wi-Fi works fine and they have a small laundry.
Waynesville, Ohio
Frontier Campground
[ 7/10 ]
We only used this as as stopover for one night. The sites are back to back which is weird but didn't matter as there were plenty of empty sites. Good voltage and water pressure. Owners live on site and were helpful in noting which would enable us to use our satellite. They had been having a lot of rain so the sites which were gravel were pretty muddy out of the gravel. We would stay here again.
Manistee, Michigan
Little River Casino Resort
[ 9/10 ]
This is a great park. Water pressure and voltage was good and site was level. Streets are wide. I would have given it a 10 but the back in sites are about 6 feet too short. We were there for a rally of 13 couples and everyone really enjoyed the park. We are booked for another rally here next year. Casino food is good and reasonable except for Friday and Saturday nights. We will stay here again.
Fair Oaks, Indiana
Oak Lake Family Campground
[ 6/10 ]
This park served the purpose for a place to stay while visiting friends for 3 nights in the Chicago area. Pickings for an RV park around here are almost nonexistent. Sites are gravel/grass and fairly level. Voltage was good but water pressure fluctuated quite a bit. We were lucky to get the best site in the park for transients. We had a clear shot for my sat TV tripod/dish. We would stay here again but would probably keep searching for a better place.
St Ignace, Michigan
Lakeshore Park Campground
[ 6/10 ]
Sites are OK, nothing special, fairly level. Water pressure and voltage was good. Not much view of the lake because of the trees but close to tourist activities. We would stay here again.
Rapid River, Michigan
Whispering Valley Campground & RV Park
[ 7/10 ]
This is a good park to stay when exploring this area. Voltage is good and water pressure is adequate. We stayed 9 nights and they pro rated the extra 2 nights at the weekly rate. Most parks do not do that. Not much in the little town of Rapid River but there is an excellent restaurant called Jack's which serves a great variety of food including breakfast all day. Escanada is 15 miles away and they have a nice Walmart Supercenter. There are 2 convenience stores in Raid River which have diesel. Management is very friendly. They have a small laundry with 2 washers and 2 dryers. We would stay here again if back in the area.
Cass Lake, Minnesota
Stony Point Rv Park & Campground
[ 1/10 ]
We had a reservation since the first week of March. They had assigned site 317. When we arrived and checked in and went to the site it was the worst site in the park. It was lumpy and very unlevel. I looked at the electrical box and there were spider webs all over it. Obviously no one had been in that site for a while. The front of the site was about 3 feet lower than the back. It was within a few feet of a bath house. We went back to the office and told them we were not staying and we wanted a refund. Fortunately they do it the same as a hotel and just charge day by day. We had to pay for the first night but did get a small refund. We were just very happy to get away from there. It is typical of almost all the RV parks in Minnesota. They call them all 'resorts' but that is far from accurate. We did not stay here and would never stay here.
Walker, Minnesota
Pine Creek RV Park
[ 8/10 ]
This is a great little park right at the edge of downtown. You can walk to downtown in several minutes. We ended up staying here since the park we were supposed to stay for a week wanted us to stay in the worst site they had. So glad we saw this park on the way. It is next door to AmericInn and you can use their swimming pool, hot tub, and showers if you want. There are no restrooms in the RV park, but we use ours in the trailer anyway. This place is perfect if you don't need all the so called amenities that the so called 'resorts' in the area have which they charge a ridiculous fee for. This park is exactly what we look for when we are traveling. Water pressure is great and voltage is good. We would definitely stay here again. The only reason I did not give it a 10 is they have gravel streets and sites, but they are level. They have a small concrete patio, shrubs, and flowers at each site. They also have a small street light at each site.
Brainerd, Minnesota
Crow Wing Lake Campground
[ 4/10 ]
This is a typical overpriced/undervalued park in this part of the country. They call them all resorts which is a misuse of the word. Most of the people are locals that stay here. It is an old park that was developed before slide outs in RV's. The interior roads are narrow one lane small dirt/gravel and the sites are the same. They have a fenced dog park, but it is over a quarter of a mile away with no where to park. Water pressure was OK and voltage was OK, below 120, until our 50 amp plug went out the last day we were there. Their repairman was not there and they wanted us to move to another site but I said no way as we were leaving the next morning. So I just used 30 amp for the rest of the day and night. We would not stay here again.
Prior Lake, Minnesota
Dakotah Meadows RV Park
[ 9/10 ]
This is a great park next to the Mystic Lake Casino. Paved streets and concrete sites. The only reason I didn't give it a 10 is because of the way they have the double sites where you are close to your neighbor. One of you faces one way and the other faces the other way. So your doors are facing a nice large grassy area which is very nice. It is the best place to stay to see the sites of the Minneapolis/St. Paul area without question. The casino buffet is good and very reasonable. They also have a small food court which is very good and another restaurant, Minnehaha Cafe which is excellent. We will definitely stay here again.
Holmen, Wisconsin
Whispering Pines Campground
[ 6/10 ]
This is typical of parks in this part of the country. Mostly seasonal campers since they are only open 6 months out of the year. Water pressure was good and voltage was good. It was an adequate place for our needs as we were doing the Great River Road Trip. We stayed here as it was centrally located for the stuff we wanted to see. Narrow one lane gravel/dirt roads and sites are the same. We would probably not stay here again.
Canton, Missouri
City of Canton - Mississippi River Park
[ 8/10 ]
If you want to be by the river this is the place. You are about 50 feet from the side of the river and less than 1/4 mile from Lock & Dam #20 where you can watch all the activity. We loved the park and would stay there again. There are no restrooms, just a Portacan to use. Not a problem for us since we are self contained. Not very much in the town of Canton. They do have a grocery store and several fuel stations but only 1 has diesel. Water pressure was good, voltage was good and the site pads are level concrete. Sites 1-9 only have water and electric. The rest are full hookup.
Kieler, Wisconsin
Rustic Barn RV Park
[ 5/10 ]
Pickings are slim in this area. We are in a double site which if we get a neighbor they might night be able to put their slides out. Whoever gets their first can have 50 amp and the other one gets 30 amp. A very weird setup. Their are some sites with sewer but they are taken up by seasonal units that stay the whole 6 months the park is open. $31 a night is ridiculous for no sewer. The sites are fairly level side to side but slope from end to end. We would not stay here again.
Geneseo, Illinois
Geneseo Campground
[ 8/10 ]
This is a very good park, the best in the area. Roads and sites are gravel but level. Voltage is good and so is water pressure. Wi-Fi is the best we have ever had in an RV park. We were as far from the office as you could be and had a great signal. The owners are on site and very friendly and helpful. We would definitely stay here again if in the area.
Cahokia, Illinois
Cahokia RV Parque
[ 4/10 ]
We thought after reading reviews this was the best RV park in the St. Louis, but not so. Sites are gravel and pretty level. Voltage has been good while we have been here. They are on a septic system and have shut down the laundry because their system can't handle it. Also, 4 huge trailers came in last week with fair/carnival workers that have from 10-12 people in each trailer. I think this is why they shut down the laundry since all those people will be using the bathrooms. There really are no pull through sites unless you are the first one at the site, as they are back-to-back. We have a 36 foot rig and they put us behind a motorhome, so we have to park sideways in front of our rig, partly in the street. The park streets could use some repair. The nightly rate reflects a weekly rate which is expensive for the quality of the park. There are lots of long timers here. We would not stay here again. (The RV park at the Casino is the same price and much nicer. Their streets are newly paved and so are the RV sites.)
Southaven, Mississippi
EZ Daze RV Park
[ 8/10 ]
Park is very nice but the backin sites are about 5 feet too short for a large 5th wheel and pickup. If the sites were longer it would be a 10. Water pressure is good and voltage is very good. Streets are wide paved and the sites are concrete. They have a nice swimming pool, laundry, and WiFi is good. Management is very good.
Greenville, Mississippi
Washington County Convention Center
[ 6/10 ]
This is just a parking lot with water and electric hookups. They do have 50 amp and water pressure is good. The sites are paved and level. It was adequate for our week stay. There are not other parks in the area that we would consider.
Port Gibson, Mississippi
Grand Gulf Military Monument Park
[ 8/10 ]
Sites are concrete, streets are paved. Some shade trees. Basically no cell or aircard service, sometimes you get 1 bar with AT&T or Verizon. Park is 8 miles from Port Gibson which has limited grocery shopping etc. Management is great, there is a museum here and Civil War history. We would stay here again. Water pressure is good and voltage is good.
Saint Francisville, Louisiana
Peaceful Pines RV Park
[ 6/10 ]
We stayed here a week while doing the Great River Road trip. Water pressure and voltage is good. Sites are gravel and pretty level. Nothing spectacular but adequate and management is great. We would stay here again if in the area. Parks are few and far between in the area.
Westwego, Louisiana
Bayou Segnette State Park
[ 5/10 ]
Park is OK if you don't have a dog, except it is way overpriced without sewer hookup. There is some kind of crazy grass and tiny stickers all over the camping area that our dog could barely walk on. When we first got here and I was setting up, I kneeled down in the grass and I got whelps on my knee and it stung for about 30 minutes. This could be seasonal but not for sure. There is all kinds of construction going on by the road to the camping area and sometimes you have to wait a while for them to move. We would not stay here again as we have a dog.
Boerne, Texas
Top of the Hill RV Resort
[ 7/10 ]
This is an older park and the roads are a little narrow. Utilities worked great but Wi-Fi was unusable. Pull through sites are very long and with our truck and 36 foot trailer there was still about 15 feet of room. The sites on top of the hill are the best.
Fort Stockton, Texas
Hilltop RV Park
[ 7/10 ]
Very adequate park in the desert. Hard packed like caliche and very easy to move around in the park. All the utilities worked great and the Wi-Fi was as good as any park we have stayed in and we were in the very back row. Very nice laundry with front loading washing machines.
Kerrville, Texas
Buckhorn Lake Resort
[ 10/10 ]
This is a very nice park with great access to I-10. It is perfect for an overnight stop which is what we did. Everything worked great.
Biloxi, Mississippi
Southern Comfort Camping Resort
[ 7/10 ]
Every other site has the water hookup on the wrong side. Older park with narrow sites but level. Good water pressure and voltage. Easy walk across highway 90 to the beach. Real close to railroad track. Rear section is much batter than front section.
Scott, Louisiana
Lafayette KOA
[ 5/10 ]
Can't believe we really did this. This is the last time we stay in a KOA (keep on adding). Price reflects their Value Card discount which is ridiculous. They are overpriced and undervalued. Our neighbor's water faucet is right outside our door. Our sewer hookup is at the very back of the site. The water and electric are 15 feet closer to the front of the site. Thank goodness we have satellite for TV as their cable rate is $3 a day. Yeah, they have things for kids to do but you pay for everything and we just want to stay for 2 days and catch up on Crawfish. Like I said, no more KOA's for us.
Meridian, Mississippi
Benchmark RV Park
[ 8/10 ]
Good level gravel pull through sites. Water pressure and voltage was very good. Has fair spacing between the sites. We would stay here again.
Gadsden, Alabama
Noccalula Falls Campground
[ 5/10 ]
Sites are extremely close together and not all that long. This is an old park. It served our purpose for 4 nights but we would not stay here again. Voltage and water pressure were good.
Renfro Valley, Kentucky
Renfro Valley RV Campground
[ 8/10 ]
This is a very interesting place. We were in the new section that has 50 amp. The roads and sites are nice gravel and are level. They have entertainment from Wednesday through Sunday every week. They have headliners there frequently. We went to a Bluegrass show that was very good and another show where the singer had a playlist but if you hollered out a song title and he knew it he would sing it. It was an excellent show. They have a restaurant at the facility and several shops. They honor Passport America from Sunday through Thursday. We would stay here again.
Lima, Ohio
Ottawa Metro Park
[ 8/10 ]
We stayed here for 1 night as a stopover going south to Kentucky. Sites are level, most are pull throughs. Good water pressure and voltage. About a mile from the freeway. We paid the senior rate. It is now closed for the winter. We would stay here again.
Elkhart, Indiana
Elkhart Campground
[ 7/10 ]
We stayed here for a month. We were in the new section that opened this spring. The sites are all grassy but level and roomy. Water pressure was good but had lots of iron in it. Glad we had a good house type filter. The owner said he is planning on putting in a filter system this year. There is really nothing special about this park, but pickings are slim in this area. The rate reflects a monthly rate. We would stay here again.
Livingston, Texas
Rainbow's End (Escapees Only)
[ 7/10 ]
This is a member park only for Escapees. Streets are paved and sites are gravel. Sites are pretty level and long enough. Laundry is dollar to wash and a dollar to dry. Rate reflects weekly rate plus electricity. Livingston has a Wal-Mart Supercenter, several large grocery stores, and a Lowes, plus plenty of fuel stations and places to eat. They were very few people at the park since it was the middle of summer and most Escapees head north in the summer.
Pearland, Texas
Advanced RV Resort
[ 10/10 ]
This is an excellent park. The streets are wide, sites are level concrete. Voltage and water pressure are great. Customer service is as good as any park we have stayed at. Entrance is by card as it is gated which is good. Not a lot of shade but the park is only 2 years old and they saved all the trees they could when building it. Lots of shopping within 5 miles such as Kroger, HEB, Randalls, Wal-Mart, Home Depot, etc. Also, lots of restaurants very handy. We will be back at the end of November until after Christmas.
Llano, Texas
Llano River Golf & RV Resort
[ 9/10 ]
This is a great park, 100 foot long pull through sites, good voltage and water pressure. It is close to town and very quiet. Sites are level. We always use the bathroom in our trailer so only having 1 toilet in the park restroom was no issue. We would definitely stay here again.
Big Spring, Texas
Whip In RV Park
[ 6/10 ]
Sites are real close together. Voltage is good and water pressure was good. Gravel roads and sites. It served the purpose for us as a stopover for 2 nights. Sites were fairly level. They do have a nice fenced dog run.
Roswell, New Mexico
Town & Country RV and Mobile Home Park
[ 7/10 ]
This park is adequate, nothing fancy. Good voltage and water pressure. Sites reasonably level. Has real long pull through sites. The mobile home park is totally separate from the RV part. Daily rate is expensive for what you get. Weekly rate is like you pay for 5 days and get the other 2 free. We would stay here again if in the area.
Santa Fe, New Mexico
Trailer Ranch RV Park (55+ Park)
[ 8/10 ]
Nice park for what we needed. Very convenient location, Wal-Mart 1/2 mile down the road, Schlotzskys 100 yards down the road, gas stations all over, Home Depot 1/4 mile away. We had shade trees for much of the day. Office personnel were very helpful. We would definitely stay here again if in the area. Sites are level, park beside your RV. Water pressure was good and voltage was good.
Farmington, New Mexico
Mom and Pops RV Park
[ 7/10 ]
We were just here 1 night, but it served the purpose quite well. It is on a busy street but we don't sleep with our windows open so the traffic noise was not a problem. Had a nice long pull through site, level, good electric power and water pressure. The town has about any kind of shopping you might need to do. We would stay here again.
Page, Arizona
Page Lake Powell Campground and RV Park
[ 7/10 ]
They have backin sites and you have to park your tow vehicle or toad beside your RV. Nothing fancy but in town and less than 2 miles to Wal-Mart straight down the road from the park entrance. Voltage was good and so was the water pressure. They have an indoor pool and hot tub. They are the best deal in the area if you want full hookups. We would stay here again.
Panguitch, Utah
Red Canyon RV Park and Campground
[ 7/10 ]
This park served us very well for our week stay to visit Bryce and Red Canyon. They have pull through sites for large rigs and backins for short rigs. Sites are gravel but level with good electric and water pressure. Get your groceries before you get to this area of the state. The closest Wal-Mart is 68 miles away. The only grocery store in town knows it, and their prices reflect that fact. We would stay here again if in the area.
Hurricane, Utah
WillowWind RV Park
[ 9/10 ]
This is by far the best park in this area. Great shade trees and grass between the sites. Nice pull through sites for short term people. They do have long term people but it is no problem. You are within walking distance of the only large grocery in town, Lin's, McDonalds, Wendys, and Dairy Queen, which is maybe 1/4 mile away. There is also a Walgreens a half block away. Streets are paved and sites are concrete. We would definitely stay here again. The only reason I didn't give it a 10 is that the sites are a little close together.
Las Vegas, Nevada
Sam's Town Hotel Casino & RV Park - Boulder
[ 7/10 ]
Park is OK but way overpriced for a casino park. Sites are very close together. They have no shuttle to the casino. We would probably not stay here again but go to Pahrump instead.
Yucca Valley, California
Yucca Valley RV Park
[ 8/10 ]
This is a very nice little park. It is on the main street in Yucca Valley, but the road noise is not bad at all. Management is very accommodating and friendly. Rate reflects weekly rate. We would stay here again.
Yuma, Arizona
Kofa Ko-Op (Escapees Only)
[ 8/10 ]
This is a great park for Escapee Club members only. It is 6 miles south of Yuma and you will have no traffic noise. Sites are gravel of course which is standard for Arizona. Water pressure and voltage is good. WiFi works OK at the sites, and great in the community building. Propane on site is very reasonable. Our rate reflects a weekly rate plus electricity. We would definitely stay here again if in the area.
Mesa, Arizona
Valle del Oro (55+ park)
[ 10/10 ]
This place is great, they have everything. Staff is great, you can take any kind of craft class you can imagine. Has two pools, hot tub, and a hair salon. There is a billiard room with 16 tables, an exercise room, and PC and Apple computer classes. Also has many shuffleboard courts. Any shopping and restaurants are basically within 5 miles. We will be back for 3 months in January.
Willcox, Arizona
Magic Circle RV Park
[ 7/10 ]
Level, gravel, pull through sites. Park is very convenient to I-10. Management was nice and they have a dog run. We would stay here again.
Junction, Texas
Junction/North Llano River RV Park
[ 6/10 ]
We stayed here 1 night on the way to Arizona. It was good for what we needed but too expensive for what you get. We had a reservation at another park in town but after seeing it was a dump, we decided to bite the bullet and just stay at the KOA. Management was nice and site was level.
Hitchcock, Texas
Lily's by the Bay
[ 7/10 ]
We have stayed here several times as it is the most convenient to our former home/workplace when we come back for Doctor visits. Streets and sites are concrete with double width in the front of the site so you can park 2 vehicles. Voltage and water pressure is good. They have a convenience store with a good supply. The swimming pool is nice. The only real big negative is the sorry city streets that you have to use to get to and from the park. They are like a patchwork quilt. The owner lives on site. The rate reflects the monthly rate and electricity is on top of that.
Colfax, Louisiana
Colfax Recreation Area RV Park & Campground
[ 10/10 ]
This park is great. The only thing is that it is a ways from things you want to see and do but I don't hold that against them. Level sites, full hookups, 50 amp, free washer and dryer, etc. Staff is very friendly and helpful. If you are going to spend any time in the Alexandria or Natchitoches area this is the place to stay without a doubt. Plenty of room between the sites. We will stay here again.
Henderson, Louisiana
Cajun Palms RV Resort
[ 9/10 ]
Still a relatively new park and they are still improving things. They have added a lot of concrete to the sites since we were there last year and it really helps. They also now require bracelets when it is a busy time so they can keep track of people. Overall it is the best park in the area or within a 75 mile radius. We would stay here again.
Bay Saint Louis, Mississippi
Hollywood Casino RV Park
[ 8/10 ]
Great park except they went up on their rates since last year. Expensive for a casino park. We did not play this time so did not get comped. We would stay here again.
Gulf Shores, Alabama
Gulf Breeze RV Resort
[ 9/10 ]
This is an excellent park. They have lots of activities. There is plenty to see and do in the area. There are 2 Wal-Marts within 5 miles and lots of restaurants in the area. The park is laid out like a small town with streets. Staff is very friendly and helpful. Gets a little soggy when it rains a lot but not too bad. Rate reflects the monthly rate which includes electric. We will stay here again.
Livingston, Louisiana
Lakeside RV Park
[ 10/10 ]
This is one of the best RV parks in Louisiana. From when you enter the facility there is concrete. The sites are long and double wide at the front so you can park 2 vehicles side by side. They have about a 10 acre lake with a sidewalk around it. The bathrooms are super clean. It is only a mile and a quarter south of I12. Staff is very friendly and accommodating. We think this park is one of the top 5 in the state. We used it as a base for 2 weeks while checking out things around Baton Rouge.
Lumberton, Texas
Village Creek State Park
[ 8/10 ]
This is a nice park. Only thing is that the sites are close together as you would have in a private park. However, it is OK and you are in the middle of the woods. They have recovered from the hurricanes of the past few years. You are only a mile and a half from downtown Lumberton. It is a very popular park for people with canoes. They have several good restaurants and a WalMart Supercenter.
Vidalia, Louisiana
River View RV Park & Resort
[ 6/10 ]
This park is just OK. The only thing it really has going for it is that it is on the Mississippi River but the closest sites are almost 200 feet away. The rate reflects Passport America so they are expensive for what you get. They also charge $5 a night for 50 amp and taxes are 13.44%. There were only about 10 rigs on our side of about 80 sites and they put arriving rigs way down from the office and restrooms. Interior roads are gravel, pads are concrete but short for being pull-through sites. We will not stay here again.
Marksville, Louisiana
Paragon Casino Resort RV Park
[ 10/10 ]
This was the 2nd time this year we were at this park and it is great. It is by far the best casino park we have seen and one of the best parks period we have ever stayed in and we are full time. Has paved streets, concrete pads and plenty of room. You can walk to the casino in less than 5 minutes or ride a shuttle that comes through every few minutes to the casino. We will stay here again.
Eutaw, Alabama
Jennings Ferry Campground COE
[ 9/10 ]
We were only here for a night but could have stayed for 2 weeks. The only reason it's not a 10 is they have no sewer hookups. It is the best COE campground we have seen. Air conditioned restrooms and a laundry. Some of the back-in sites are close to a 100 feet long and some of the pull-through sites are about 150 feet long. We would stay here again.
Cornersville, Tennessee
Texas T Campground
[ 7/10 ]
We were only here for the night. There was some freeway noise but not too bad. Is five miles or more to fuel stations or eating places. Campground has gravel roads and pads. Not a bad park but nothing special: served our purpose on our way back to Texas. We would stay here again.
Shepherdsville, Kentucky
Grandma's RV Camping
[ 8/10 ]
This is the place to go for doing things in the Louisville area. We were here for 5 weeks and loved it. Easy access to the freeway. Level gravel sites, good voltage and good water pressure. The bathrooms were very clean and cleaned every day. Wi-Fi works well. Rate reflects weekly rate. We would stay here again.
Cave City, Kentucky
Cave Country RV Campground
[ 9/10 ]
Great park, would have given it a 10 if the streets & pads were hard surface. They were gravel but level and the pull thru sites were plenty long. Restrooms were immaculate. Laundry only had 2 washers and dryers. Close to plenty of eating places and Wal-Mart was 10 miles away in Glasgow. Management very friendly. This is the best park in the area. We would definitely stay here again.
Lebanon, Tennessee
Countryside Resort
[ 8/10 ]
This is the best park in the Nashville area. Sites are gravel and fairly level. Interior roads could use some work. Wal-Mart is 8 miles away, also Cracker Barrel, and Ryans. It is nothing fancy but was all we needed. Easy access to I-40. We would stay her again.
Royal, Arkansas
Charlton Recreation Area
[ 8/10 ]
The nightly rate reflects Golden Age Passport and the fact that we were sharing a double site with our travel buddies. Very pretty park with a clear flowing creek running through it. The full hookup sites only have 30 amp service. AT&T service is lousy there since you are down in a hole between hills. Fairly distant from shopping, fuel, etc. If you want peace and quiet this is a great place.
West Memphis, Arkansas
Tom Sawyer's Mississippi River Park
[ 8/10 ]
This is a nice park but is not fancy. If you need a pool or spa this is not for you. We had a site on the river and watched the tugs and tows going up and down the river. Nice and quiet except when a tow is going by but not distracting. We would stay here again when in the area. Good voltage and water pressure. They are constantly working to improve things.
Greenwood, Louisiana
TA Travel Center
[ 8/10 ]
This is a great park when passing through the area. They have 2 rows of pull-thrus that are just for overnighters or short term. We have stayed here in the past and will again.
Marksville, Louisiana
Paragon Casino Resort RV Park
[ 10/10 ]
This is the nicest casino RV park we have seen. Plenty of room between the sites with garbage cans between each 2 sites. Cement picnic table at each site. You can walk to the casino in 5 minutes or ride one of the many frequent shuttles that pass through the park. City police patrol the park frequently. Lots of chalets and cabins also. McDonalds and Burger King within walking distance and WalMart Supercenter less than a mile away. $17 a night Monday-Thursday, $22 on weekends. We stayed 6 nights and ended up being comped for all 6 nights. We will stay here again.
Kinder, Louisiana
Coushatta Casino Resort Red Shoes RV Park
[ 8/10 ]
Very nice casino RV park with everything. We were comped for the nights we were there so I don't know the rate. The only drawback is that it is about a half mile to the casino but they have shuttles. We would stay there again.
Alvin, Texas
Meadowlark RV Park
[ 7/10 ]
Nice older park with plenty of room between the sites. Really meant for long term as most of the ones are used as such. Nothing really wrong with the park unless you are looking for frills. There are no restrooms, showers, laundromat or pool. That is OK with us as we have all the facilities we need in our trailer. It is very quiet there and served our purpose very well.
Onalaska, Texas
Northshore RV Resort & Marina
[ 10/10 ]
This is a great park. We were running from Hurricane Ike, and then we had to leave there after 2 days. The rate reflects a 20% Escapees RV Club discount. Management is great. We left with 2 days paid up yet and before the office opened. My wife called after the office opened and the lady had already credited our credit card since another employee had told her we left early. That is great service. We will definitely be back to this park.
Perrin, Texas
Mitchell Resort and RV Park
[ 8/10 ]
Just the kind for park that we like. It has good ,level gravel pull through sites that are plenty long. We were on the back row and it was very quiet. The only drawback is that it is very remote. The closest fuel station is 11 miles away and the closest WalMart is 19 miles away. But if you want a place to just go and chill this is a great place. We will stay here again.
Mena, Arkansas
Queen Wilhelmina State Park
[ 8/10 ]
Nice shady, level sites. Some are short but we had a long one. They are all back in. Sites are close together for a state park but was not a problem as each site was a few feet lower than the one next to you. Only 30 amp but was not a problem because of the shade. It is about 18 miles to Mena and the closest WalMart. We would stay here again. The park has a lodge with a buffet and every time we were there there was a line for the buffet.
Carthage, Missouri
Big Red Barn RV Park
[ 9/10 ]
We stayed here for 2 nights and the rate reflects Passport America. This is a great park. We pulled into our site after being led by the lady from the office and our trailer was sitting almost perfectly level. That was a great start. Voltage is good, water pressure OK and WiFi worked great. WalMart less than 2 miles away and so is a Lowes. There is a good BBQ restaurant about a mile away called Ranch House. It was almost perfect for us since we don't need swimming pools or anything but full hookups and a level site. If it had paved or concrete sites I would have given it a 10. We will stay here again when back in the area.
Chanute, Kansas
Santa Fe Park
[ 8/10 ]
This is a city park that is mostly used by HitchHiker 5th wheel owners who are in for repair/warranty work but would be great for anyone passing through the area just needing an overnight stop. We were having warranty work done and it was plenty accommodating for that. The first 2 nights are free and then it is only $10 a night. The sites are nice and level and easy access. There is a WalMart less than a mile away and an excellent Mexican food restaurant El Pueblito right behind WalMart. We would stay here again.
Independence, Missouri
The Campus RV Park
[ 8/10 ]
We stayed here overnight on our way. It is a good park owned by a church. Nothing fancy but we don't need fancy. Good voltage and water pressure. Good park to use when exploring the attractions of the area. We would stay here whenback in the area.
Greenwood, Nebraska
Pine Grove RV Park and Campground
[ 7/10 ]
This is a good park, but the interior roads could use a little work. Voltage was excellant, water pressure OK but flow not that great. Good place to stay to do all the Omaha and Lincoln area things. Sites were pretty level but not perfect. There are some really neat little towns around the area. Rate reflects a weekly rate. We would stay here again and probably will next year.
Onawa, Iowa
On-Ur-Wa RV Park
[ 9/10 ]
This place is great. About a quarter mile from the freeway but it is quiet. It is a great stopover place with 100 foot long pull through sites. It also is a great place to do the tourist thing like we are doing. We are here for 2 weeks and the rate reflects the weekly rate. There is lots to see and do in the area. There is a Dairy Queen about a hundred yards from the park and several restaurants within 1/4 mile. Also, 2 fuel station/convenience stores within the same 1/4 mile. I would have given it a 10 if the roads/site pads were concrete or paved. They are gravel but very sturdy.
Oacoma, South Dakota
Al's Oasis Campground
[ 8/10 ]
We moved to this park from another one close by that had electrical problems. Sites are fairly level gravel. Our pull thru was at least 80 feet long. Close to a restaurant, grocery store, filling stations. WIFI was exceptional. You can stay hooked up and walk to all the above mentioned stores, etc. We would definitely stay here again.
Chamberlain, South Dakota
American Creek Campground
[ 1/10 ]
We arrived at about 2 PM and got our site. It was full hookup, but only 30 AMP which would be all right since it was to be just a 1 night stopover. The first thing I noticed was the receptacle was upside down. I plugged in my surge protector and it said 'reverse polarity'. So I checked the site next door and it was OK so we moved to that site. We got all hooked up and about 7 PM the AC shut off but I didn't think much about that. Then a minute later I looked at the refrigerator and it was running on gas. I went out and had a 'ground fault' error and Line 1 voltage was 134 and Line 2 voltage was 135. The surge protector shut down the electrcity just like it should. I unplugged it and told my wife we were leaving. Stay away from this place because the managers say everything is OK and just turn your plug over if the receptacle is upside down. That don't fly!
Custer, South Dakota
Broken Arrow Campground
[ 9/10 ]
We were there 2 weeks and hated to leave. The owners live on site and are very accommodating. Fairly level gravel sites. Good water and electric. WI-FI worked great. They have a monthly rate which most of the other parks do not have. It is 5 miles from the middle of downtown Custer. It is very quiet and a good place to see all the sights from or just to chill out. We will be there for at least a month next year.
Gillette, Wyoming
Cam-Plex Multi Event Facilities
[ 9/10 ]
I totally agree with the last poster. We were at the same Escapees Escapade and it was great. We were in the largest park which is Boxelder. Every site had full hookups and all worked great. This is a perfect place for anyone's rally. It is about 3 miles to town and they have a Wal-Mart Supercenter, Home Depot, numerous fast food places, and restaurants.
Douglas, Wyoming
Douglas KOA
[ 10/10 ]
This is not your normal KOA. This place is great. I don't know what the previous had for breakfast but evidently it did not agree with him. The staff goes out of their way to help you. They have a heated pool and are in the process of putting in a 9 hole minature golf course. The sites are gravel and pretty level with grass by your site. They have a large dog run and a large dog walk area. We would stay here again.
Cheyenne, Wyoming
AB Camping & RV Park
[ 8/10 ]
Older park, sites close together but everything worked well. WIFI worked great, the park is in 2 sections and they have a server for each section. They also have great BBQ you can purchase every evening. They have 2 laundry buildings. We would stay here again.
Aurora, Colorado
Cherry Creek State Park
[ 9/10 ]
Very nice park, large level sites. Convenient to everything in the area. They even have washers and dryers. If you go in June be ready for the Cottonwood tree snowflakes. Also, there are a large number of bicyclists everyday that have their own lane to ride in, but some of them insist on riding in the automobile lane. Also, some of then do not stop at the STOP signs so you have to watch out for them but it is not real bad.
Raton, New Mexico
Cedar Rail RV Park & Campground
[ 9/10 ]
Fantastic views, level sites, all hard gravel. We were backed up and had a beautiful view out our back window. Great place to stay a few days or just overnight. Close to I-25 but road noise is not bad. Easy on, easy off. All facilities work great and park staff is very helpful and friendly. Cg is at 7,888 feet at the top of Raton Pass so when you leave either way you can coast for miles. Take exit 460 off of I-25 and follow the signs. We would stay here again.
Amarillo, Texas
Fort Amarillo RV Resort
[ 9/10 ]
Very nice park with level, hard gravel sites. Nice pet walk pens and plenty of grass for pets to do their business. Nice laundry with large washers and only a dollar to wash and a dollar to dry. Very nice pool. Good park lighting. Leave an empty Liquid Propane (LP) bottle out and they will refill it and return it to your site. We would stay here again.
Wichita Falls, Texas
Lake Arrowhead State Park
[ 8/10 ]
This place has a nice layout with 6 site circles. There is 50 amp electric which is real nice, and covered picnic tables. There is not a lot of shade as the main trees are Mesquite which are really large bushes. It is a long way for a significant grocery store or Walmart. There is a large area for boaters to park their boat trailers. They have 2 lighted fishing piers.
Whitney, Texas
Lake Whitney State Park
[ 7/10 ]
This is a good park if you have a boat. Tent sites with water only outnumber water/electric sites. There are lots of stickers if you have a long haired dog. There is a grocery store and plenty of eating places within 5 miles. They even have a landing strip if you have an airplane.
Spring, Texas
Rayford Crossing RV Resort
[ 9/10 ]
This park would be a 10 if they had some shade trees. Other than that everything is great. Close to the Woodlands Mall and other shopping. Their is a large Kroger and HEB grocery store within 2 miles. Good long, level pull thru sites. Rate reflects weekly rate. We will be back for a month in December.
Henderson, Louisiana
Cajun Palms RV Resort
[ 8/10 ]
This park is a work in progress, as it is very new. They had an architect do the layout, but I don't think he had any knowledge of RV parks. So, to solve the problem they are adding more concrete at the sites to make them better. The management is very accommodating, and will do whatever it takes to make your stay pleasant. The rate reflects the weekly rate. Their swimming pool is simply amazing. It is the largest pool of any RV park I have seen. We will be back for a month next year.
Bay Saint Louis, Mississippi
Hollywood Casino RV Park
[ 8/10 ]
Park is nice with large level, well spaced sites. Trash can at every site. Nice laundry room. The only downer is since the hurricane there is still a lot of the attractions still closed. Casino noon buffet Monday-Friday is $4.99 and has good food. The pool is at the Casino hotel. Shuttle runs every 15 minutes to the casino and security visible 24 hours a day.
Gulf Shores, Alabama
Gulf Breeze RV Resort
[ 9/10 ]
Good large,level concrete sites with more spacing than usual. Convenient to attractions and beach area. Lots of good restaurants that are reasonably priced. Management good. Good voltage and water pressure. They have 3 restroom/laundry buildings. The have an indoor and outdoor pool. They have a very reasonable monthly rate that includes electricity. We stayed 10 nights but will be back for a month next year.
Tallahassee, Florida
Tallahassee RV Park
[ 8/10 ]
Staff very friendly, nice park, level gravel sites, beautiful landscaping, good voltage, water pressure fluctuates but was not a problem. Only real drawback is they don't let you use your washer/dryer in your rig. Great restaurant less than half a mile away named Creekside Grill. We would stay here again. The Tallahassee area is very nice with lots to do.
Kissimmee, Florida
Orange Grove Campground and RV Park
[ 6/10 ]
Older park built before slideouts and large rigs. Streets are narrow with tight turns on several streets. RV is on grass/dirt with a concrete patio with a small picnic table. Water pressure fluctuates, voltage was good, did not use cable. There is no breaker box, just a 50 amp receptacle. Lots of returning seasonals staying 3-6 months. Park tow vehicle or toad beside RV on grass, no problem. All streets are one way. Large water treatment pond in center of park but no problem. Outside lighting is good. We stayed 3 weeks but will stay somewhere else if we return to this area.
Reddick, Florida
Ocala North RV Resort
[ 7/10 ]
Easy access from I75. Older park with narrow access roads but we had no trouble with our 36' fifth wheel. We got a nice long pullthru which was pretty level. Voltage was good, water pressure good, cable was bad. Lots of attractive moss laden trees. Lots of long term people. Not very close to much but we used as a stopover on our way to our destination. We would use it again for a stopover.
Defuniak Springs, Florida
Sunset King RV Resort
[ 7/10 ]
We got the Passport America rate. We had a pullthru and hooking up was very easy. There are 2 hookups on each post so one RV goes in one way and the other goes in the other way. Not real close to anything but if you want peace and quiet this will do it. We only stayed one night on our way to Kissimmee. It is 7 or 8 miles from I-10 so we would stay closer to the freeway next time. Voltage was very good and we got the best signal ever for our AT&T air card.
Biloxi, Mississippi
Majestic Oaks RV Resort
[ 5/10 ]
The amenities are very nice. However, the back in sites are tricky to back in. They have mulched the pet walk area so it is useless. I asked about several discounts such as Good Sam and Escapees and was told it was already a discounted rate. That is pure BS. We paid $38.50 plus tax. We stayed there since it was only for 1 night but will not stay there again. The WIiFi dropped very often as a previous poster noted.
Duson, Louisiana
Frog City RV Park
[ 7/10 ]
We stayed here as a one night stop on the way to Florida. Most of the sites are pull thru and fairly level. They are gravel. They have 2 sewer connections at each site that are at least 15 feet apart. Very nice since not all rigs sewer connections are in the same place. WI-FI worked real good. Good park for a stopover but would not stay there for more than a few nights. Management very friendly. Rate reflects Good Sam discount.
La Marque, Texas
Oasis Resort & RV Park
[ 8/10 ]
This is a very nice place. We have been here since November 18th and will be leaving on March 6th. Management is very accommodating. Sites are concrete and level. WIFI is weak if not by the office so we use our aircard. Voltage is great. The recreation building has 4 washers/dryers for only $1 each to use. They have a pool table, table shuffleboard, Foosball, television, and lots of tables. They have a full kitchen you can use. The only real downside is there are no trees big enough for any kind of shade. We would stay here again.
Edna, Texas
Texana Park and Campground (formerly Lake Texana State Park)
[ 8/10 ]
This is a very nice state park with lots of shaded sites and some that are very open if that is what you like. It is 7 miles from Edna and 32 from Victoria. Edna has a regular Wal-Mart that is open 24 hours a day and a HEB. They also have several good restaurants and plenty of gas/diesel stations. The people that work at the park are very nice and friendly. They have a new playground for the kids with one of the multi-use gyms with slides.
Port Gibson, Mississippi
Grand Gulf Military Monument Park
[ 8/10 ]
The park is very nice and quiet. They do have ice and propane at the museum / store. You are out a ways from a main highway about 15 minutes away. The upper campground has more shade but you have about 10 feet of grass from the pavement to the concrete pad for your RV. We stayed in the lower campground. The best sites for shade are 2, 4, 6, 8, and 10. They have a phone in the laundry room and another jack for email usage. The people are very friendly and helpful. The park ranger even brought 2 bags of ice to a motorhome that came in late in the evening after hours. A very nice place to get away from hustle and bustle.


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Should I make Lucario Physical or Special? Same with Eelektross. Here's my BW2 team:
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I would make Lucario special, and Elektross physical.
This would mean I have to breed myself a Riolu with Vaccuum Wave, which is only an Egg Move, as it's the most recommended move for a special set.
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I don't know which physical set for Eelekross should I use:
- Coil, Thunderpunch/Wild Charge, Fire Punch, Dragon Claw
- Coil, Thunderpunch/Wild Charge, Aqua Tail, Fire Punch
- Coil, Thunderpunch/Wild Charge, Dragon Claw, Aqua Tail
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When you click "Settings" it's on the bottom of that page.
You create the Halloween account first though, then log on to your main account and link them.
It's a free instant messenger with additional phone and video capabilities.Aaand Rainbow keeping up with her quick changing of themes. xDI like the third one in case you get set up with someone taking out Levitate and then getting a Ground-type on the field. That and I like Coil.
My arm kinda hurts.
Time to put some ice on :P
What about Steel types? Apart from Heatran, Steelix, Excadrill, Empoleon, Aggron, Skarmory, Probopass, and Bastiodon (who I can rid of with Aqua Tail), there's also Scizor, Magnezone, Metagross, Bronzong, Lucario, Cobalion, Durant, Bisharp, and Escaliver. Keep in mind that I'm using this team for double teams, so perhaps I could use Darmanitan, Mamoswine, and Lucario take care of them with Eelektross.
Now for Serperior, which should I use: Sword Dance or Coil?
I like Coil for it increasing three stats at once (not sure why it's a Poison-type move though).
Me neither. It could've been a normal move.
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Two weeks after announcing Dr. Jerre Doss would be asked to stay on as superintendent for the 2012-13 school year, school board members changed their minds. They came out of a two-hour executive session with school attorney Aaron Clay Monday morning to announce that Doss would not be offered a contract extension.
"A lot has changed in the last couple of weeks," school board member Tammy Smith said. "We feel we need to get back to what's important, which is the kids.
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Doss was appointed interim superintendent in late January and was contracted to stay on the job until June 30, when it was hoped a new superintendent would come on board. "As far as I know that's still in place," Smith said, although the search for the superintendent came up empty. That's why Doss had agreed to stay on the job.
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The litigation process is expensive and needs continuous involvement and monitoring. And having a plan is key. This article offers strategies and insights on these topics and more for entrepreneurs who encounter litigation.
Excellent suppliers keep their promises, providing supplies and services when you need them.
Production planning involves evaluating your current production facilities to determine how effectively it fits with your overall growth plan.
The top team at The Supply Room Companies, Inc. discovered they could become more efficient and provide better service for customers by using an online proof-of-delivery system.
Implementing business operations must be done right at the outset of a company's launch. This article offers tips for selecting and implementing such systems, including payroll, accounting, document management, and data collection.
Making a poor choice in selecting business software for your company can lead to inefficiencies and costly errors. This article offers key points entrepreneurs should consider to make the right software selection at the start.
Entrepreneurs face an array of operations challenges, including sales and inventory tracking, to bring products to market. With the widespread adoption of wireless networks and hand-held devices, entrepreneurs should adopt mobile computing to overcome these challenges.
Entrepreneurs often cut corners when initially setting up their business systems. To avoid future problems, consider vertically centric business systems that comprehensively manage a company's functions and processes, including accounting, sales tracking, and data analysis.
A business enterprise may be operated as a sole proprietorship, an unincorporated business association, or a corporation. In determining the form of business organization that an individual should enter into, consider alternative forms of business organizations, particularly LLCs.
Disaster planning is one task entrepreneurs may not undertake when their businesses are going smoothly. A well thought-out, well-rehearsed disaster plan can be an invaluable tool that allows a company to recover more quickly.
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