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25 Parks near Farmington, Pennsylvania
Ohiopyle, Pennsylvania 6.79 miles NE
Hopwood, Pennsylvania 9.29 miles NW
Hazelton, West Virginia 9.76 miles SE
East Uniontown, Pennsylvania 10.2 miles NW
Fairchance, Pennsylvania 10.28 miles NW
Farmington, Pennsylvania (map) | (724) 329-4097
Sites: 145 | Latest Rate: $47.00 | 9 Reviews
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Jul 2015 - $47.00
This park is closest to Fallingwater and Kentuck Knob, and also convenient for a day trip to Shanksville, PA and the Flight 93 Memorial.
The campground is in a beautiful wooded area away from main roads. Very close to multiple outdoor recreational activities and Ohiopyle State Park. There is a security gate which you need a code for, so the area is secure. There were a fair number of regular weekenders in travel trailers, but they were very friendly and engaging, and had helpful information about the area.
There is a decent camp store and a grill that served burgers and fries. We did not use the bathhouse or pool, but facilities seemed in good condition. The area was quiet and pleasant, except for a group of teens who played basketball in the late afternoon.
We had a very pleasant stay here and would stay here again if we were in the area. - villager
May 2014 - $48.00
Overall this campground is very nice. It is a family friendly place, lots of small kids, but that didn't bother us (we don't have kids). The campground offers weekend activities to keep people busy and having fun. They have a pool and hot tub, and mini golf, which we didn't use, but looked nice. They do not have cable TV, and we only got 2 channels - the BBC and Food Network, however we weren't there to watch TV. Might be a drawback on a rainy day, though. They have Wi-Fi, but I believe you have to pay for that. There is a security gate with a key code you have to go through to get into the park. The only drawback on this was that when we first arrived to check in, we didn't know that, and pulled right up to the gate, as there really isn't anywhere else to park. I went in and registered, then she gave me the security codes, and we were able to get in, so when I returned to the truck, there was someone waiting behind me. This could be a problem during a busy arrival time. When checking in, they were very adamant about quiet time and their alcohol policy; which you can drink at your own sites, just not walking around the campground. I was worried about the quiet hours because it said no radio at all, but we kept ours very low and did not have any problems or had anyone complain. I was worried that they would have security driving around policing you all weekend - which they did not do, which was nice. Overall the campground was pretty quiet, even throughout the busy Memorial Day weekend. It was quite enjoyable. The sites seemed average size to me, not very big, but we were comfortable. Our site was in the Lake View area, which was nice, not too much traffic driving around. Our site did back directly up to a cottage, which was very close, but luckily all neighbors were nice, just a bit too close for comfort. Lake Josh is more of a pond, but people were down there fishing. The guys I asked said they did not catch anything. The roads could use better markings, because when we checked in, she highlighted on the map where our site was and how to get there, but we were confused on a few of the roads to turn down. It would be nice if they had someone direct you to your site, or better road markings. It could be quite difficult in the dark. I wouldn't recommend a site near the office, as that seemed very tight, and the outside sites seemed right on the road. I'm not sure if this would be the campground's fault, but they gave us a map that had local activities and establishments nearby, which I thought was nice, but when we decided to have pizza out at one of the places and drove to it, we found that the place was not open, it wasn't even built yet! That was disappointing. The campground is only a few minutes away from OhioPyle area, where there is a ton of outdoor stuff to do. Lots of hiking, biking, and water activities to enjoy. I really enjoyed this trip, the campground was clean and not loud, we had no problems. I would stay again. - Camper_Girl
Aug 2013 - $43.00
This is an Ok campground. The interior roads and sites are gravel (rough gravel). Most of the sites were not level and crowded. Lots of nice shade trees, but not much grass between the sites. I did not see any pull thru sites. I think big rigs would have some trouble getting into this park. The restrooms/showers were clean with a mix of old/new facilities. The location is out of the way and kind of hard to find. Most of the sites were filled with seasonal units. I don't think we would stay here again. - skate
Farmington, Pennsylvania (map) |
Sites: 16 | Latest Rate: $99.00 | 1 Reviews
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Oct 2007 - $99.00
This is part of the Nemacolin Resort. The rate was actually $150.00 per night, I kid you not! Beautiful grounds and sites abound. World class golf, spas, restaurants, concierge service, free transports within the resort. They even hook you up to the utilities. No bathrooms are available however. A special place for a special weekend. It was our anniversary and we'll go back next year. Not the kind of cost we'd do every weekend but it's perfect for a special occasion. Miniature golf, a zoo, paint ball, horse riding, off road driving, paddle boats and more are offered. The place is huge. - Old Guys Rule
Ohiopyle, Pennsylvania (map) | (724) 329-8591
Sites: 226 | Latest Rate: $25.00 | 14 Reviews
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Aug 2015 - $25.00
Campground has lots of potential, but is not being maintained by the state of PA. Foliage is not being trimmed on the very narrow roads in the loops resulting in damage to vehicles. Voltage was suboptimal in most 30 amp sites. Bathhouses are old and in a state of disrepair. There are no water hookups at each site. Most water spigots located in the loops were broken. Quiet hours were not enforced by the camp hosts. Upon check-in, a young employee was less than cordial and treated us as if we had inconvenienced him by arriving. One of the worst state park stays we've ever had. The lack of maintenance is a shame as the property is beautiful and has much potential. - FLGirl56
Jul 2015 - $27.00
This is another great state park. We went there to visit Falling Water which is close by. Then we discovered we could go to the 9/11 Memorial only about an hour away. Also discovered many other things to do in the area which we didn't have time to take in. Park is quite remote and a little difficult to access, but well worth the effort. We didn't heed to warning about the one route which is very steep and not recommended, so be warned - it IS steep. Also, as is many time the case with state parks, it is dry camping, but we did have 50 amp service - surprise! - elfforty
Jun 2014 - $21.00
The Ohiopyle State Park campground is one of the bigger campgrounds in the PA State Park system by number of sites. Nearly all sites are wooded. The park itself is great. This review does not factor in the park. It is a good hike from the campground to the action in the park by the river. The problem is that the sites typically are rather close together with very little buffer between you and the next site. There are also not enough shower buildings to support the number of sites. The bath house cleaning and maintenance is average. The campground map from the web site makes the campground seem larger than it is. Again, the sites are very close together. The most direct road from the center of the park and the town is very steep. RVs should heed the warnings and take the alternate route. As for non-electric sites, Aspen road loop sites are very compressed with the neighbors as are Fir loop. Birch Rd sites are nicer, but no nearby rest room. Elm Rd loop is OK and has a restroom without showers (site 65 best on this loop). Juniper Rd sites seemed pretty good with one of the better shower houses. Electric sites don't have as many choices. I wouldn't want to move a large rig through this campground without calling for site information first. Pet sites are limited to Hickory Rd and Ivy Rd and a small number of others. - kanling
301 Tub Run Rd. Confluence, Pennsylvania 15424 (map) | (800) 472-3846
Sites: 101 | Latest Rate: $48.00 | 3 Reviews
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Jul 2016 - $48.00
The campground is in steep hill country, which required some adjustments in driving by our OH flatlander group. The short piece of Tub Run Road is quite rough, but the campground itself is smoothly paved. It is in a wooded valley on a bay of the lake formed by the Youghiogheny River Dam and is quit, scenic and peaceful. We had a group of 8, with two trailers and a small RV- nothing over 30 feet, although we saw larger rigs there. Our three sites were large, level gravel pads with electric and water and partial shade. This was typical of all sites, as the grassy campground is liberally spotted with mature trees. Our sites were in the lakeview area, so they overlooked the lakeside row but, since the sites are terraced, we had a great view of the beach and lake. The shower house was close, very clean and the temperature was great. The widely known whitewater rafting company Laurel Highlands just began running this former Corps of Engineers campground this year. We found the staff friendly, helpful and to very attentive and available throughout our three night stay. We rented fully equipped kayaks for two hours for $22.00 and explored the bay. - Nemacarol
Jun 2011 - $19.00
My family frequents Tub Run every year since I was 5 yrs old (now 36). It is extremely economical, and the campground attendants are fantastic. If you are looking for a relaxing getaway this is the place. There are no weekend activities for the kids or general store to buy tons of candy and junk you don't need, so if you have little ones, bring items to keep them occupied. The roads within the campsite are all paved, big bonus for my family. However, the road getting to the campground is rough terrain. Has its own private boat launch, and the inlet to Yough lake is your own little cove! There is a swimming area with a sandy beach. A large open field on the lakeside is great for kite flying or Frisbee. Wish the lakeside had electric hookups. If it did I would have given this place a 10. The kids playground area was removed a few years back and has yet to be reconstructed. Sites are mostly level and very large. Accommodated the 35 foot trailer with 2 slides no problem. Cell phone service is hard to come by, but dependent on where you are at in the campground, you may get a little service. Park rangers patrol frequently to ensure order and safety. Shower temp could be better. If you are the only one in the shower section, expect a shot of cold water at first, then it warms up. There is a little spillway from the creek side that the kids love to ride their bicycles through and catch crawfish. Getting to Tub Run can be an adventure traveling up the summit. Rt 40 is up and down hills; make sure you got good brakes and a good truck for towing! - 2beabeancounter
Jun 2010 - $22.00
Great park, part of Army Corp parks. About half the sites are aimed at tent campers. Most sites have partial shade. Road to the campground is rough and the main roads in the area are very hilly so you will need to take your time. Sites are gravel and fairly level. Many have fire ring and picnic table. Some sites can only handle RV of 35' or smaller. We had no problems with our Class C. We have stayed at this park twice. Reservations on www.recreation.gov . Senior Pass discount is 50% so only $11 a night. - Tireman9
Ohiopyle, Pennsylvania (map) | (724) 329-5200
Sites: 160 | Latest Rate: $23.00 | 5 Reviews
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Jun 2016 - $23.00
Scarlett Knob Campground is perfect place for tent camping. Its pretty close to town (6 min car ride) and short drive to all the shenanigans at Ohiopyle. We took our 28' travel trailer to a "pull-through" RV site with 20 amp and water on site. Space is narrow and VERY hard to navigate. The site surface is fairly level. I would not suggest taking a camper over 28' to this campground. I had to do a 3 point turn to get into the site and while leaving I needed 3 spotters to help me back out and up a pretty steep hill. If it would have rained I don't believe I would have gotten out. This place is awesome for TENT CAMPING. All the tent sites are pretty secluded and nestled into the woods. Each has fire rings and ample parking. They also have various size sites for larger groups. There was a small store that had some basic essentials and they served coffee in the mornings ($1.50)! We met the owners' son one evening and he was just walking around checking on everyone and making sure the MIDNIGHT quiet time rule was being enforced and no one had their radios volume loud. Would recommend and go back , but only in a tent. - Wheelingfeeling
Aug 2011 - $27.00
Even though this campground was recommended by the staff at nearby Fallingwater, this was perhaps the worst campground we've ever stayed in. It is potentially gorgeous because of the secluded woods, but it seems that no maintenance has been done for years, not months. We got one of only two sites that could accommodate a 30' trailer. It is, however, very quiet because so few people are there. Be sure you have 4 wheel drive if you decide to stay here, in case it rains. You'll need it. The roads are barely passable. There hasn't been any gravel on the roads in a long time. - pegasus
Sep 2007 - $90.00
This is my second stay and it was a horrible experience. Paying $190 for 1 site for 2 nights, you expect it to be in good shape, but the campground was littered with broken glass and garbage. One port-o-john to accommodate up to 80 campers. When we checked out an hour past the 11AM departure time, they wanted to charge us $90 for the extra hour. When I said I wouldn't pay they said "I wasn't man enough to pay" and "Don't come back." Needless to say that won't be an issue. Don't stay here...you'll regret it. - JDK
Confluence, Pennsylvania (map) | (814) 395-3242
Sites: 63 | Latest Rate: $25.00 | 12 Reviews
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Jun 2016 - $25.00
Spacious site with partial shade, picnic table and fire ring, electric only, water spigots throughout park to fill freshwater tank. Very close (walking distance) to the small town of Confluence. Park is located directly on the Youghiogheny River, popular with anglers. Verizon and AT&T both worked with fair signal. No over the air TV signal. - don_church
May 2013 - $22.00
Do NOT take exit 29 off of I-68 in West Virginia, or 281 north to the campground. Very narrow and winding roads with steep grades. Park has paved/gravel roads and gravel sites that are wide with a lot of room between sites. Campground is next to river. Water and power was good, weak to no cell (AT&T). We would stay here again. - kmgulf
Oct 2011 - $14.00
Confluence Outflow is next to a dam. It's a typical Corps of Engineers campground with no frills. This is about 20 minutes from Ohiopyle. It has well spaced, flat sites. No AT&T cell service, but Verizon worked fine. - zDale
Hazelton, West Virginia (map) | (304) 379-4612
Sites: unknown | Latest Rate: $30.00 | 2 Reviews
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Jun 2013 - $30.00
The campground is located off a very rough blacktop road badly in need of repair. The road is narrow with low overhanging tree branches that must be dodged. The campground itself was okay but the photos online were much more attractive than the actual site. The office building area was littered with old construction equipment with items scattered all over the place. The owners had barking dogs that barked every time someone passed nearby. The only good/bad news is there was plenty of downed limbs for firewood that should have been cleaned up. It was obvious the owners weren't concerned about having a neat and organized campground. I would avoid this campground in the future. - joebud
Sep 2009 - $20.00
Access to this campground was a nightmare...very narrow one-lane roads and about 5 miles off the freeway. Mostly full-time residents here with a few pull-throughs for travelers. - sbuckert
Mill Run, Pennsylvania (map) | (724) 455-2929
Sites: 200 | Latest Rate: $45.00 | 25 Reviews
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Jun 2013 - $45.00
We arrived here after dark in a 45' MH, towing a 24' race car trailer. Did I mention it was also raining? To say we were probably the biggest thing that had ever visited this park would be an understatement, but somehow we managed to get in and out without causing damage to anything. The park itself was actually quite nice once we got in, set up, and I had a stiff drink to calm my nerves! My fault for showing up after dark, but the access roads could use a little TLC if they are going to advertise this location as "big rig friendly". - Vettesniper
Jun 2011 - $60.00
Stayed here in June and July 2011. We kept our fifth wheel in storage during the between time to save gas. Camper was fine upon our return however, the brake cord had been stolen. It was replaced by the staff when they learned what happened. Our first site was at the very top of the campground and in need of landscaping and general grass care. All sites in this area lacked basic care and seemed messy. Our second site was on a loop and was extremely tight to get our camper onto it. The staff assured us they would move and place for us but they did not. The swimming area was brand new and great for kids, but there was still construction going on and made the whole area look unfinished. We had a good time, lots of activities for the kids but would not return as the campground was not worth the price we paid. - lmcougar318
Jul 2010 - $50.00
A nice park that is very kid friendly. The pool area was well done. We had no problems or complaints. - BurghMan
Morgantown, West Virginia (map) | (304) 594-2415
Sites: 78 | Latest Rate: $32.00 | 22 Reviews
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Oct 2015 - $32.00
The park is truly beautiful but I can only give 3 stars because of the other issues. The campers were all down by the office except for one. The bathrooms down by the campers were all locked up. The only bathroom/showers were up on the top of the hill by the million dollar RV. The manager at first said they should be unlocked. He was told they were not unlocked. Then he changed his story saying the owner told him to lock them up. Then he told us he didn't have the keys. I have a disabled husband whom could not walk to the top of the mountain to take a shower or use the bathroom. We would have stayed two nights had the bathrooms been opened. However the Internet sucked. We keep being told the Internet is good only to find out we can't even get online. Oh and watch your step, it looked like human feces around the campground. I guess others couldn't make it to the top of the hill. We just used our motorhome. We camped here at the end of October. - Emtnest
Sep 2013 - $32.00
This park is full of trees. Shady spaces, fairly level. We did observe 5th wheels having issues backing into back in spaces. They could probably improve those space by removing certain trees! We were after season, so a quiet park for us. It does fill up on football weekends. We would camp here again! - Proud Mary
Apr 2013 - $34.00
A remote campground located in heavily wooded hills. A little pricey for what you get. Access from interstate is on narrow paved road from I-68. Exit #15 and follow signs to campground. Do not use your Garmin or TomTom as they will direct you to a logging road. Gravel interior roads with gravel semi-level sites. Maneuvering can be difficult for larger rigs due to the trees and narrow roads. Sites are well spaced with good access to utilities and all worked properly. A picnic table at each site. TV and Satellite connections did not work at my site due to trees. Verizon cell and data worked in the pull through area. WiFi service was spotty. Showers/restrooms are terrible. The restroom smelled like a pit toilet. Very very quiet with no train, plane or traffic noise. Depending on who is in the office, you will be escorted to your site. Lots of full time folks giving some areas the look of a "trailer park". Good for an overnight stay. - plm
Bruceton Mills, West Virginia (map) | (304) 594-1773
Sites: lots | Latest Rate: $28.00 | 2 Reviews
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This campground would probably work well for young families with small RV or trailer. Sites are gravel and not level. No 50 amp electric (we were told our site had 50 amp but that is really a 30 amp & a 20 amp they should provide adapter), cable, wifi or sewer at sites. Dump station is near office which is at the back of the campground. Has a lake for swimming but beach is mud not sand. The road off I-68 is narrow with no shoulder. It was advertised as big rig friendly but that is not true. Entrance hard to see & navigate. All sites are backin which would not be a problem if the roads were wider & trees were further apart. No picnic tables, patios or fire rings. We are here for 1 night and will only return in an emergency. - John & Bobbie
Sep 2008 - $20.00
The guy who checked us in was very friendly and he even drove firewood to our site. We camped off season, very empty, peaceful and enjoyable. There was one or two seasonals but we were far enough away from them that it seemed we were alone. Yes we would come here often, though maybe not in season as it looks like it could be very full. In the snow season they offer sledding. It may be fun to camp here then too. - Ohiojude


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The list author says: "The Original Yu-gi-oh: I have listed the Books the Way of the Japanese Chapters: Yu-Gi-Oh 1-7 Take Place before anime, Yu-Gi-oh Duelist 1-24 Season 1 Kingdom & Dice 1-8 and 9, Season 2 City & Ship 9-19, Season 3 Alcatraz Duel Tower 20-31, Yu-Gi-Oh Millennium World 1-7: Where they Go to Memory World to find Other Yugi's lost name and why he was trapped in the puzzle for 3,000 years. They were also featured in the Shonen Jumps Magazine from 2005-2007 and also for the 1-7 books they were also featured in the Shonen Jumps Magazine from 2003-2004"
Yu-Gi-Oh! Vol. 1
"Yu-Gi-Oh Manga book 1 of 38: Millennium Puzzle: Yugi completes the puzzle and Start of the shadow games (Chapters 1-7)"
Yu-Gi-Oh!, Vol. 2: The Cards With Teeth
"Yu-Gi-Oh Manga book 2 of 38: Cards with Teeth: Yugi meets Kaiba and the first Duel, Yugi also meets Shadi, and Shadi goes in Yugi mind to discover power of the Millennium Puzzle, original Yugi learns that he has to discover his other self (Chapters 8-15)"
Yu-Gi-Oh!, Vol. 3: Capsule Monster Chess
"Yu-Gi-Oh Manga book 3 of 38: Capsule Monster Chess: Yugi Meets Mokuba and plays Capsule Monster Chess (Chapters 16-24)"
Yu-Gi-Oh! Vol. 4
"Yu-Gi-Oh Manga book 4 of 38: Kaiba's Revenge: Begin at Kaiba's Death-T and Yugi's bond of friendship with Anzu, Jonouchi, Honda (Chapters 25-33)"
Yu-Gi-Oh! Vol. 5
"Yu-Gi-Oh Manga book 5 of 38: Heart of the Cards: Anzu and Jonouchi find out there is another Yugi inside Yugi, Yugi Vs Mokuba and Kaiba and the end of Death-T (Chapters 34-42)"
Yu-Gi-Oh! Vol. 6
"Yu-Gi-Oh Manga book 6 of 38: Monster Fight: Yugi Plays Monster Fight, Anzu and Yugi at a Theme Park, Yugi Plays with Dragon Cards, Yugi and Jonouchi play with yo-yos, Yugi Meets Bakura (Chapters 43-51)"
Yu-Gi-Oh! Vol. 7
"Yu-Gi-Oh Manga book 7 of 38: Monster World: Bakura's role playing shadow game, original Yugi Sees his partner for the first time when he is a miniature figure (Chapters 52-60)"
Yu-Gi-Oh! Duelist, Vol. 1
"Yu-Gi-Oh Manga book 8 of 38: Duelist 1: Duelist Kingdom: Yugi Meets Pegasus and Haga and faces them in a Duel, Yugi Meets Mai and Jonouchi Duels Her (Chapters 61-69)"
Yu-Gi-Oh! Duelist, Vol. 2: The Puppet Master
"Yu-Gi-Oh Manga book 9 of 38: Duelist 2: Duelist Kingdom: Puppet Master: Yugi meets Ryota and Duels him, Yugi Vs an evil Ventriloquist with a puppet of Kaiba (Chapters 70-78)"
Yu-Gi-Oh! Duelist, Vol. 3
"Yu-Gi-Oh Manga book 10 of 38: Duelist 3: Duelist Kingdom: Player Killer of Darkness: Yugi Vs Play Killer to get Mai's star chips back from him, First use of the Duel Disk System (Chapters 79-87)"
Yu-Gi-Oh! Duelist, Vol. 4
"Yu-Gi-Oh Manga book 11 of 38: Duelist 4: Duelist Kingdom: Dungeon of Doom: Jonouchi Vs Kozuka, Yugi meets Keith; tag team duel Yugi and Jonouchi Vs Meikyu Brothers (Chapters 88-96)"
Yu-Gi-Oh! Duelist, Vol. 5
"Yu-Gi-Oh Manga book 12 of 38: Duelist 5: Duelist Kingdom: Blue-Eyes Ultimate Dragon: Yugi Vs Kaiba using the Duel Disk System (Chapters 97-105)"
Yu-Gi-Oh!: Duelist, Vol. 6 (YU-GI-OH! THE DUELIST)
"Yu-Gi-Oh Manga book 13 of 38: Duelist 6: Duelist Kingdom: Terror of Toon World: Kaiba Vs Pegasus, Bakura sees a painting of Shadi and seems to know him, Yugi Vs Mai (Chapters 106-114)"
Yu-Gi-Oh! Duelist, Vol. 7
"Yu-Gi-Oh Manga book 14 of 38: Duelist 7: Duelist Kingdom: Heavy Metal Raiders: Jonouchi Vs Keith (Chapters 115-123)"
Yu-Gi-Oh! Duelist, Vol. 8
"Yu-Gi-Oh Manga book 15 of 38: Duelist 8: Duelist Kingdom: Yugi vs. Pegasus: Yugi vs. Pegasus, Yugi and his partner meet in their hearts for the first time, Mind shuffle; end of Duelist Kingdom (Chapters 124-133)"
Yu-Gi-Oh! Duelist, Vol. 9 (v. 9)
"Yu-Gi-Oh Manga book 16 of 38: Duelist 9: Dungeon Dice Monsters: Yugi Meets Ryuji and faces him in Dungeon Dice Monsters (Chapters 134-142)"
Yu-Gi-Oh! Duelist, Vol. 10
"Yu-Gi-Oh Manga book 17 of 38: Duelist 10: Dungeon Dice Monsters and Battle City: Egyptian God Cards: Kaiba and Yugi meet Ishizu, Yugi Learns he must join a tournament to gain his memory; Jonouchi Vs Rare Hunter using the new kind of duel disk System (Chapters 143-151)"
Yu-Gi-Oh! Duelist, Vol. 11
"Yu-Gi-Oh Manga book 18 of 38: Duelist 11: Battle City: Shadow of Marik: Yugi Vs rare hunter and Yugi knows the rare hunters leader's name Mairk and learns about the God Cards, Jonouchi Vs Roba (Chapters 152-160)"
Yu-Gi-Oh! Duelist, Vol. 12 (v. 12)
"Yu-Gi-Oh Manga book 19 of 38 Duelist 12: Battle City: Magician Vs Magician: Yugi Vs Pandora, original Learns rare hunters leader's name Mairk and learns about the God Cards and to gain his partners Memory, Jonouchi vs Haga (Chapters 161-169)"
Yu-Gi-Oh! Duelist, Vol. 13 (v. 13)
"Yu-Gi-Oh Manga book 20 of 38 Duelist 13: Battle City: Osiris the Sky Dragon: Yugi Vs rare hunter and to gain Osiris the Sky Dragon, Jonouchi Vs Ryota, Bakura and Mairk meet (Chapters 170-178) (Osiris is the Japanese card name, but for Us its Slifer) I named it Osiris it sounds cooler"
Yu-Gi-Oh! Duelist, Vol. 14
"Yu-Gi-Oh Manga book 21 of 38: Duelist 14: Battle City: Double Duel: Tag team duel Yugi and Kaiba Vs Mask of Light and Dark (Chapters 179-187)"
Yu-Gi-Oh! Duelist, Vol. 15
"Yu-Gi-Oh Manga book 22 of 38: Duelist 15: Battle City: Yugi Vs Jonouchi: Yugi Vs Jonouchi to save him from Marik Mind control (Chapters 188-196)"
Yu-Gi-Oh! Duelist, Vol. 16
"Yu-Gi-Oh Manga book 23 of 38: Duelist 16: Battle Ship: Battle City Finals: Yugi meets the 7 Duelists, Yugi Vs Bakura (Chapters 197-205)"
Yu-Gi-Oh! Duelist, Vol. 17 (v. 17)
"Yu-Gi-Oh Manga book 24 of 38: Duelist 17: Battle Ship: One-Turn Kill: Jonouchi Vs Rishid (Chapters 206-214)"
Yu-Gi-Oh! Duelist, Vol. 18
"Yu-Gi-Oh Manga book 25 of 38: Duelist 18: Battle Ship: Power of Ra: Yugi meets Mairk; Mai Vs Mairk (Chapters 215-223)"
Yu-Gi-Oh! Duelist, Vol. 19 (v. 19)
"Yu-Gi-Oh Manga book 26 of 38: Duelist 19: Battle Ship: Duel with Future: Yugi meets the 8th Duelist, Kaiba Vs Ishizu; Yugi learns the secrets of the Tomb Guardians (Chapters 224-232)"
Yu-Gi-Oh! Duelist, Vol. 20
"Yu-Gi-Oh Manga book 27 of 38: Duelist 20: Battle Ship and Alcatraz Duel Tower: Evil Vs Evil: Marik Vs Bakura, Yugi goes in his partners door in his mind and learns about the true room of the soul in his partner, Arrive at Alcatraz four on four duels (Chapters 233-241)"
Yu-Gi-Oh! Duelist, Vol. 21
"Yu-Gi-Oh Manga book 28 of 38: Alcatraz Duel Tower: Duel The Lightning: Marik Vs Jonouchi (Chapters 242-250)"
Yu-Gi-Oh! Duelist, Vol. 22: Slifer vs. Obelisk
"Yu-Gi-Oh Manga book 29 of 38: Alcatraz Duel Tower: Osiris Vs Obelisk: Kaiba Vs Yugi (Chapters 251-259)"
Yu-Gi-Oh!: Duelist, Vol. 23 (YU-GI-OH! THE DUELIST) (No. 23)
"Yu-Gi-Oh Manga book 30 of 38: Alcatraz Duel Tower: Ra The Immortal: Kaiba Vs Yugi and Yugi vs Marik (Chapters 260-268)"
Yu-Gi-Oh! Duelist, Vol. 24
"Yu-Gi-Oh Manga book 31 of 38: Alcatraz Duel Tower: Yugi vs Marik: Yugi vs Marik; Yugi learns what he must do at the stone slab at the museum; the end of Battle City (Chapters 269-278). Out December 2007"
Yu-Gi-Oh! Millennium World, Vol. 1
"Yu-Gi-Oh Manga book 32 of 38: Memory World: Yugi gets the Millennium Eye from Barkura, Yugi Meets Bobasa and Yugi goes in to world of Memory, Yugi meets the six Priests that hold Millennium Items, Yugi meets Barkura the King of Thieves, original Yugi again travels to his partners room in his mind now to follow his partner in to the world of memory (Chapters 279-287)"
Yu-Gi-Oh! Millennium World, Vol. 2 (v. 2)
"Yu-Gi-Oh Manga book 33 of 38: Memory World: Magicians Genesis: Mahado faces Barkura the King of Thieves, Yugi meets Mana, original Yugi finds away in and enters the world of memory from his partner's room, Priest Kaiba Meets Kisara the holder of the whigte dragon (Chapters 288-296)"
Yu-Gi-Oh!: Millennium World, Vol. 3
"Yu-Gi-Oh Manga book 34 of 38: Memory World: Return of Bakura: Yugi battles Bakura, original Yugi finds his partner and helps him defeat Barkura the King of Thieves, Akhenaden meets Zorc and learns that he is in a world of memory; Zorc Turns back time (Chapters 297-305)"
Yu-Gi-Oh! Millennium World, Vol. 4 (v. 4)
"Yu-Gi-Oh Manga book 35 of 38: Memory World: Birth of the Dragon: Birth of the Millenniums, Priest Kaiba sees the white dragon in Kisara, Yugi goes to the village of Kul Klna to get his puzzle back and to defeat Barkura the King of Thieves again (Chapters 306-314)"
Yu-Gi-Oh! Millennium World, Vol. 5 (v. 5)
"Yu-Gi-Oh Manga book 36 of 38: Memory World and Table Role Playing Game: Tomb of Shadows: Yugi Vs Barkura the King of Thieves, Yugi learns that the world of memory is nothing but an ultimate shadow Role playing game, original Yugi goes to his partner's Tomb in the world of memory to find his partner's lost name (Chapters 315-323)"
Yu-Gi-Oh! Millennium World, Vol. 6 (v. 6)
"Yu-Gi-Oh Manga book 37 of 38: Memory World and Table Role Playing Game: The Name of the Pharaoh: original Yugi vs Bakura and Yugi knows his name (Chapters 324-333)"
Yu-Gi-Oh! Millennium World, Vol. 7 (v. 7)
"Yu-Gi-Oh Manga book 38 of 38: Memory World and Table Role Playing Game: Through the Last Door: Yugi vs Priest Seto, oringal Yugi vs Yugi. End of Millennium World and YU-Gi-OH (Chapters 334-343)"
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4.8 Room cleanliness
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City centre upscale hotelPosted Jul 7, 2016
Lovely hotel, beautiful canal side location. Rooms are very comfortable and well insulated from the outside hustle and bustle. Bord'eaux is a very classy restaurant. We had a superb meal there and cannot recommend it highly enough. The terrace Brasserie is lovely on a sunny afternoon but the menu is limited, so you probably don't want to visit more than a couple of times over longer stays. Spa was nice but the pool is small, no more than a plunge pool really and the gym was tiny.
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Excelente!!!!Posted Jul 4, 2016
Quarto incrível, equipe do hotel é excelente e o concierge super preparado para sugerir restaurantes e bares. O quarto 300 tem a melhor vista.
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Goo location, good memoryPosted Jun 8, 2016
To stay this hotel makes me good memories in amsterdam.
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Outstanding!Posted May 1, 2016
I travel a lot and have stayed at a range of hotels. This is one of the best. A level of service that rivals Ritz Carlton - certainly warmer and more attentive. Every employee seemed engaged, focused, and very responsive
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Great locationPosted Apr 25, 2016
Friendly staff. Very attentive. Great location. Very nice breakfast
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Excellente adresse sur AmsterdamPosted Apr 17, 2016 on Hotels
Toujours parfait....
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老舗ホテルPosted Apr 17, 2016 on Hotels
5泊しました。バスタブ付きをリクエストしていましたが、なかったので、変更してくれましたが、4階から1階の薄暗い部屋への移動でした。 朝食は毎日ほぼ同じです。
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Niet helemaal de moeite waardPosted Apr 15, 2016
Het hotel is centraal gelegen in de stad. Onze kamer was schoon en zag er mooi uit. Kies niet voor het ontbijt, want de kwaliteit en keuzes vallen tegen en zijn naar onze mening niet wat je mag verwachten van een 5-sterren hotel.


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Xhaka set to sign in £30m deal + Saturday round-up
Arsecast Episode 391 – End of season round-table
Arsenal Gentleman's Weekly Review
Was there ever a more hilarious ending to a football season than this one just past? One so rib-ticklingly amusing, so stomach-burstingly mirthful? Perhaps. Anno Lasagnum, 2006, was perhaps its equal. But even that glorious day, with its comically Spursian gourmet twist, suggesting faecally polluted pasta-based sabotage by a Goonerian
Mikel Arteta: an appreciation + audio woes and a movie trailer
Morning all. I have to start with an apology because the end of season round-table Arsecast I recorded last night is, unfortunately, unbroadcastable. There's an intermittent clicking/interference that wasn't there when I was chatting with the chaps, but it's there from the first seconds of the conversation right until the
Farewell, Little Moz-Arteta
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Squad assessment in 140 characters or less (ish) – 2016
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Arsecast Extra Episode 123 – 16.05.2016
Welcome to another Arsecast Extra, the Arsenal podcast, with myself and James from @Gunnerblog. On this show we laugh at Tottenham. Then we laugh at Tottenham before laughing at Tottenham. After that we spend some time laughing at Tottenham, we laugh at Tottenham, laugh at Tottenham, and finish the first


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MOUNTAIN VIEW, CA -- (Marketwired) -- 01/14/14 -- Gridstore, the leader in software-defined storage (SDS) optimized for Windows Server with Hyper-V today announced its sponsorship participation at the 8th annual VTUG Winter Warmer 2014. The industry leading Virtualization Technology Users Group (VTUG) meeting is being held January 16, 2014 at the Gillette Stadium, One Patriot Place, Foxborough, MA. Gridstore will be showcasing their industry leading software-defined storage solutions that dramatically improve application performance in virtual environments.
Gridstore CEO George Symons will also be leading numerous breakout sessions titled Optimized Storage for Hyper-V Virtualized Environments, leading the delegates through the myriad nuances of best-practices for exploiting the full potential of Hyper-V storage options. The breakout sessions will be held on the Red level of the Gillette Stadium, Room 25 at 1:30, 2:30 and 3:30 p.m.
VTUG, the only platform independent virtualization users group, provides a forum for IT professionals to hear from industry leaders and interact with a wide array of vendors including Microsoft, VMware, Citrix and Red Hat. This year's event will feature keynote presentations from Amazon and Microsoft.
Gridstore's revolutionary new software-defined storage solution, Gridstore 3.0, was purpose-built to address the architectural disconnect between traditional storage and virtualization. The product solves a critical issue -- the degraded performance caused by traditional storage in a Windows Server Hyper-V environment. Gridstore 3.0 accelerates Hyper-V applications by up to 500%, while offering an affordable pay-as-you-scale pricing structure.
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Gridstore is the leader in software-defined storage optimized for Windows Servers and Hyper-V that accelerates application I/O. All traditional storage suffers from the I/O blender that severely impacts application performance in virtual environments. Gridstore is Software Defined Storage that uses patented Server-Side Virtual Controller Technology (SVCT) to eliminate the I/O blender and accelerate applications in three unique ways.
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