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Should Nintendo release a Wii U with more internal storage?
MilesTeg420 3 years ago#21
MilesTeg420 posted...trenken posted...Theyll release a new model at some point, they always do, and I would imagine theyll beef it up where they can while still keeping it affordable, so why not. The more the merrier. Especially since they are so gung ho about digital downloads like everyone else these days.
Wii Mini. No internet so no access to Wii Shop, online play, etc.
sugarshaneo7 3 years ago#22
For the folks who voted yes..You are either 15 years old, or have zero business sense. Yes the minimum size Nintendo allows to connect externally is 1tb and you won't use that much, but after reformatting it a few years down the road after you got what you wanted out of the wii u, you have a 1tb hard drive that will last you 8-10 years most likely. Changing storage options is expensive, the fact those who voted yes have no clue what it's like to distribute millions of dollars to different departments, software development, Research and development, training employees over the long term, keeping the employees there, creating longevity and consistency with game development, marketing..(need I go on?) probably, but I'm not going to. 1tb external hard drives are CHEAP in almost every region of the world where Nintendo has definitive market in. If you don't agree, you have no idea how to look for deals online or at b&m stores and are poor with money management. Never get into business either for those who voted yes. You will be the same type of individuals, in position, who approve, for example, hdmi ports or other ports in the most ridiculous, hard to reach places on hdtv's I have found made 4 or 5 years ago. so damn frustrating...
Kromlech06 3 years ago#23
ITT: Why gamefaqs users are not CEOs.
vidalmoraza 3 years ago#24
2wingedangel posted...
It'd likely be cheaper to just get an external hard drive. 1TB goes for about $80, and God knows I'll never be able to use that much space.
This, and I think this is Nintendo mind, any casual gamer are not gonna use the space on the 8GB and 32GB Wii U....
I rather get a 8GB Wii U and get a $80 1TB external HDD (a $330 console), than a maybe 128GB Wii U for $350
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DeathSoul2000 3 years ago#25
Kromlech06 posted...
ITT: Why gamefaqs users are not CEOs.
doesn't stop a lot of them from acting like it though.
Maybe, though SSD are expensive. In any case they need to remodel the system to have an empty slot to toss in an internal HDD (Maybe a 150 gig)
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_Sovereign_ 3 years ago#27
xxnike629xx posted...
I think Nintendo made some bad choices with the Wii U.
Not one of those options sounds appealing, and #2 is what makes the Wii U. That's like watching TV using only the audio...what's the point?
I do not return to topics. I say my peace and move on. If you draw issues with what I say, then by all means, inbox me.
gnomelord255 3 years ago#28
Yeah, because the Wii U needs another 50$ tacked on to it's cost for a 300gb of space. Take the 50$ and buy a 1tb hard drive people.
xxnike629xx posted...
I think Nintendo made some bad choices with the Wii U.
The PS4 and Xboxone's storage are only what they are because they need to be that high in order to allow the player to play more than a couple physical games. The WiiU doesn't have a mandatory install the disk to the drive for each game you play, the only way a higher storage system would make sense in the WiiU's case would be if the majority of gamers would download most of their games digitally.
"The fact of the matter is that we've been here constantly. We've been betraying peoples expectations, in a good way, for a long time."
blundermine posted...
Yes, but keep the low memory ones on the market.
Another teen who knows jack squat about hardware and confuses storage space with memory.
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Health Care Costs
Listed below are Council on Medical Service (CMS) reports from June 1998 to the present related to Health care costs. The recommendations in these reports reflect the final actions of the AMA House of Delegates and are official AMA policy.
Pharmaceutical Costs
CMS Report 2, I-15
Hearing Aid Coverage
CMS Report 6, I-15
Health Insurance Affordability
CMS Report 8, I-15
Price Transparency
CMS Report 4, A-15
Hospital Admissions and Patient Management Contractors
CMS Report 1, I-14
Reference Pricing
CMS Report 3, I-14
Network Adequacy
CMS Report 4, I-14
Medicare Update Formulas Across Outpatient Sites of Service
CMS Report 3, A-14
Analysis of Place-of-Service Code for Observation Services
CMS Report 4, A-14
Improving the Affordable Care Act
CMS Report 9, A-14
Strengthening Medicare Through Competitive Bidding
CMS Report 7, I-13
Basic Health Program
CMS Report 1, A-13
Value-Based Insurance Design
CMS Report 2, A-13
Payment Parity across Outpatient Sites of Service
CMS Report 3, A-13
Cost-Sharing for Specialty Drugs
CMS Report 1, I-12
Update on the Use of Formal Shared Decision-Making
CMS Report 4, I-12
Essential Health Care Benefits
CMS Report 2, A-11
Covering the Uninsured and Individual Responsibility
CMS Report 9, A-11
Standardized Preauthorization Forms
CMS Report 4, I-10
CMS Report 7, A-10
Geographic Variation in Health Care Cost and Utilization
CMS Report 2, I-09
Comparability of the Cost Estimates of Health Care Systems
CMS Report 4, I-09
Components of Health Insurance
CMS Report 2, A-09
Appropriate Hospital Charges
CMS Report 4, A-09
Comparative Effectiveness Research
CMS Report 5, 1-08
Value-Based Decision-Making in the Health Care System
CMS Report 7, A-08
Study of Cost Sharing Arrangements in Prescription Drugs
CMS Report 1, I-07
Health Insurance Coverage of High-Risk Patients
CMS Report 2, I-07
Strategies to Strengthen the Medicare Program
CMS Report 6, I-07
Adequacy of Health Insurance Coverage
CMS Report 7, A-07
Strategies to Address Rising Health Care Costs
CMS Report 8, A-07
Health System Expenditures
CMS Report 1, A-06
Offsetting the Costs of Providing Uncompensated Care
CMS Report 8, A-05
Containing Catastrophic Care Costs
CMS Report 5, A-05
Growth in Health Care Costs and Health Insurance Premiums
CMS Report 13, A-02


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PHILADELPHIA -– At a glance: A tremendous four-point game from Derek Stepan and three-point night from Rick Nash fueled the Rangers to a 5-2 win over the struggling Flyers in Philadelphia on Tuesday, giving them a much-needed jump start to a crucial three-game road trip. Winless in their previous two games, the goal-starved Rangers tallied five goals in a well-rounded effort; New York now has 35 points.
Stepan up: Stepan set a career high with his four-point effort in a terrific game by the 22-year-old pivot. After setting up the first two Rangers goals, Stepan notched one of his own, backhanding a rebound past a sprawling Ilya Bryzgalov. He added another helper on Nash's second goal of the night in the third period.
Third-period rally: Sparked by a power-play goal late in the second, the Flyers cut the Rangers' lead to 3-2 on a shot that stung Jakub Voracek and seemed to surprise Rangers netminder Henrik Lundqvist midway through the third. Claude Giroux unleashed a slap shot that clipped Voracek in the face before squirting past Lundqvist. Nash snuffed out the comeback attempt, however, with a wraparound shot for his second goal of the night.
Breaking Brad: Scoring for the first time since March 10, slumping center Brad Richards netted a power-play goal with a high slap shot that extended the Rangers' lead to 2-0 in the second period. Picking up an assist on Chris Kreider's third-period goal, Richards registered his third multipoint game of the season and first since Jan. 26, after being relegated to the third line on Tuesday night.
Shake-up: The Rangers debuted some new lines in pregame warm-ups and stuck with them when the puck dropped. Coach John Tortorella united Stepan with Nash and speedy winger Carl Hagelin; rookie J.T. Miller centered the team's second line with Marian Gaborik and Ryan Callahan; and Richards was dropped to the third line with Kreider and Brian Boyle. Tortorella also played with defensive pairings, using Michael Del Zotto with Dan Girardi.
First strike: The Rangers opened scoring for only the second time in the past seven games when Nash ripped a shot top-shelf from the slot to give the Blueshirts a 1-0 lead with 5:06 to play in the first. Some nice puck movement set up the play; both Stepan and Girardi earned assists on the play.
Back in action: Struck in the face with a puck earlier in the second frame, Philadelphia's Wayne Simmonds returned to the game to whittle the Rangers' lead to 3-1 on a power-play goal with 2:07 left in the period. The Flyers entered Tuesday's game with a power play that ranked seventh in the league (22.4 percent).
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Only 6 days until I move back in! I'm so excited. I think my new roommate Katherine and I will have a great time, and I've been planning so that our dorm will look AWESOME next year. I'm living in Simplot, which should be great. I'm very happy that it's close to the dining hall (though that won't help me in keeping the Freshman Fifteen…or maybe the Sophomore Sixteen away). I am a little worried about getting lost inside because it's a maze in there. But I'm sure I will learn my way around quickly. I'm going to be on the third floor again, which I am so happy about.
So in my previous post, I mentioned that the post was going to be possibly the last one from India. Somewhat true. As I write this, I am sitting in New Delhi Airport, waiting for my flight to Frankfurt. So in a manner, this is my last post from India. It is just a matter of convenience that I will upload it online when I reach Frankfurt, with its glorious 30 minutes of free internet.
Life, dear readers, could not possibly get any better.
The mountains were covered in smoke from the wild fires. Realizing this, my friends were somewhat disappointed that this would distort my view of Stanley's breathtaking mountain peaks. Somehow, I was able to look past the smoke and almost did not understand what they were saying because I was in awe at how perfectly the trees were aligned with the mountains and how softly the warm breeze whisked through the leaves, like I could have sworn they were whispering something. I suddenly went silent and almost shed a tear of happiness from the beauty created by the waves on the lake.
A whole two years ago, when I was headed into my freshmen year, I tried to adopt the policy of saying "yes." As in, I would say yes to whatever new experience was being offered up. Do you want to go rafting? Yes. Do you want to join a sorority? Yes. Do you want to go to this concert? Yes. Do you want to jump into this lake? Yes. Do you want to hang out and eat chips and salsa? Yes. Do you want to go to this party? Yes. Do you want to volunteer at this event? Yes. Do you want to write this article? Yes.
So as I write this, I have 6 days left at home, and then I come back stateside. It has been an interesting last 3 months. A short summary would be that I flew from Boise to Kashmir, which took me 2 days. and then, 2 days later, I flew from Kashmir to Guwahati, to do my Davis Peace Project with Operation Smile. Coming back after almost a month, I stayed at home for 10 days and went to Leh to meet my old friend Sohum. Post that, I have been roving around the valley, in spite of the local troubles.
Around this time last year, the end of summer seemed to be ending on solid ground. My future was comfortably set in stone; no last minute changes of plan were on any horizon. I had my books, I had many of my things packed, I knew when I would be moving back to campus and who I would see when I got there, and I even had a good, end of summer hangout session planned with my closest local friends. But this year, with only a couple more weeks before fall classes start, I feel like I'm in a state of flux.
Roommates: one of college's most quintessential adventures. For some, sharing a room with another human person is old hat. Others, like yours truly, are accustomed to their solitude so the idea of suddenly having someone just there, occupying the same living space as you is kind of/sort of/absolutely terrifying.
Well, my first group of friends just left. My friend Dalio left last week for TCU, and my friend Madi leaves Wednesday for University of Idaho. It's weird saying goodbye to people, especially the ones that I know I may never see again. It's weird to think about, but I am getting so excited for the next chapter. I've been eating at my favorite restaurants, hanging out with friends and spending time with my family. It's almost getting a little too busy for me, but I'm definitely enjoying my remaining time at home.
I have wanted to go to France, and especially Paris, for as long as I can remember. I read the Madeline books when I was little and fell in love. I took French classes and learned the language and the culture. I read books about Paris. I hosted a French exchange student. And this summer, I finally got to go.
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Healthcare: The $6,600, we don't have, question.
Our Average American Family spent only $3,126 on dental and medical care. How they heck did they do that when we know healthcare insurance alone for our family of 2.5 should be at least $800 per month, $9,600 per year? What explains this? Either the family's workers were getting employer paid health insurance or they went without health insurance or some combination of the two.
In 2014, under Obamacare, everyone must be insured and they must purchase coverage if they can get it no other way.
This will leave many American families in a bind to the tune of at least $6,600 in insurance cost. Employer paid medical insurance coverage has been on the decline both in availability and cash benefit for years.
There are currently 55 million uninsured and counting. In 2014, this number should drop to near zero. After that, keep an eye on that bankruptcy number.
Taxes: 30% of gross earnings.
Everyone is taxed differently depending on how they spend, what they own, and how they made their money. But if you're about in the middle, earning $48,500 a year on a job, you can make a safe bet that 30% of your earnings, $14,550, will go back to various government authorities.
This includes Social Security payroll tax, state and federal income tax, state and local sales tax and the hidden taxes like those on gasoline, which average 47.5 cents per gallon, and tobacco, approximately 48.5 cents per pack. It does not count any other hidden taxes, like that on alcohol, municipal fees, or property taxes on rentals. The 30% overall tax rate was based on an the average hefty tax credit of approximately $24,000 for federal income tax.
Education: Skipping school.
The spending line says it all: $950 for the year. This is easy. You know what this is. It's the little bit of extra money it takes to send a kid to public school.
Our average American family is not spending their money on night
courses toward job training, or a degree at the
Charity: The average American family cares.
All things considered our average American family is quite generous giving some $1,800 in cold hard cash to charities last year, about 3.5% of their take home earnings.
Retirement: An entitlement? Really?
Social Security is how average America saves for retirement. This fictional family socked away nearly $5,000 into the program last year. Do that for 40 years of work and it's $200,000; add amortization at just 5% annum and that's $475,127. No, it's not an entitlement; you've paid-in with real money.
We also included Social Security as part of taxes the average family pays. Which is it? I guess that depends on if the system continues or is dismantled. How much have you contributed so far?


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Cherry Dot Cookies
|All purpose flour
|2 1⁄4 Cup (36 tbs)
|Baking powder
|2 Teaspoon
|1⁄2 Teaspoon
|3⁄4 Cup (12 tbs), softened
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
|Low fat milk
|2 Tablespoon
|1 Teaspoon
|Chopped nuts
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
|Finely chopped pitted dates
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
|Finely chopped maraschino cherries
|1⁄3 Cup (5.33 tbs)
|Corn flakes cereal
|2 2⁄3 Cup (42.67 tbs), crushed to 1 1/3 cups
|Maraschino cherries
|15 , cut into quarters
Stir together flour, baking powder and salt.
Set aside.
In large mixing bowl, beat margarine and sugar until light and fluffy.
Add eggs; beat well.
Stir in milk and vanilla.
Add flour mixture; mix well.
Stir in nuts, dates and chopped cherries.
Shape level measuring tablespoonfuls of dough into balls.
Roll in crushed Kellogg's Corn Flakes® cereal.
Place on lightly greased baking sheets.
Top each with cherry quarter.
Bake at 350°F about 12 minutes or until lightly browned.
Remove to wire racks to cool.
Recipe Summary
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Nutrition Facts
Serving size: Complete recipe
Calories 5043 Calories from Fat 1991
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 220 g338.7%
Saturated Fat 39.5 g197.7%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 423.6 mg141.2%
Sodium 3259.7 mg135.8%
Total Carbohydrates 711 g237%
Dietary Fiber 35.6 g142.5%
Sugars 368.8 g
Protein 83 g165%
Vitamin A 165.2% Vitamin C 38.4%
Calcium 123.2% Iron 204.3%
*Based on a 2000 Calorie diet


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Dr. Hiran Fernando, BS, MBBS, MD is board certified in Thoracic Surgery (Cardiothoracic Vascular Surgery).
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Kaplan's revue a musical tribute to friendship
The enduring theme in the many collaborations between James Kaplan and the late Fred Alley was friendship, through which others pull us out of ourselves and challenge us to grow.
It's therefore only fitting that Kaplan's latest - a moving show that honors Alley, the creative force behind American Folklore Theatre, in so many ways - is titled "Jimmy Kaplan and Friends." It opened over the weekend in the Sunset Playhouse's Studio Theatre in Elm Grove. »Read Full Article
Milwaukee Opera Theatre, Genghis Barbie rock the art song
Audiences at opera singers' recitals do not, customarily, pump their arms and cheer. Of course, singers at said recitals don't usually perform tunes by Queen and Guns N' Roses flanked by a quartet of female horn players, either.
Saturday evening's Milwaukee Opera Theatre presentation of Andrew Wilkowske in "Guns N' Rosenkavalier," directed by John Glover at the Wisconsin Conservatory of Music, was a riot of rule-breaking, genre-bending tunes from the worlds of art song and rock. »Read Full Article


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New Llano, Louisiana 0.72 miles SE
Fort Polk North, Louisiana 6.03 miles SE
Fort Polk South, Louisiana 6.21 miles SE
Anacoco, Louisiana 9.02 miles NW
Leesville, Louisiana (337) 462-9999
Sites: 40 | Latest Rate: $29.00 | 2 Reviews
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Mar 2015 - $29.00
We stayed here for 1 night Oct 2014 to visit our kids stationed at Fort Polk. Park is right off hwy 171, easy to pull in with 42 ft MH. Mostly long term folks I think, mainly military but quiet and friendly, military neighbor let us use a Cable adaptor as ours didnt work . Power Sewer Cable laundry. Would stay again if visiting family. Grass and sand sites not very level but easy turnaround. Sites are close but tolerable. - gleLOAL
Oct 2009 - $20.00
This park is right off US171 with easy on/off access. Traffic noise however was slight and did not interfere with our sleep. The park is adequate for an overnight stay but is not a destination location. There are no showers available, just restrooms and laundry. The new owner was probably one of the nicest we have met in our travels. He is working on improving the park. We would stay here again overnight if in the area. - johnanann
1190 Pleasure Point Rd. Florien, La 71429 Leesville, Louisiana 71429 (map) | (318) 565-4810
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Sep 2014 - $18.00
Stayed here overnight. Good basic amenities. Good value for the money. Park caters to the long term visitors and has a number of older rigs but space for the short termer also. I'd stay here again under the same circumstances. - Happy To Be Here
May 2012 - $18.00
Camped 3 nights while visiting son stationed at Fort Polk. Easy to get to. Seems designed mostly for extended stay. There is no office, and we never met any staff. After we left, we called and asked for the mailing address to send payment. I believe they have Wi-Fi, but I never met anyone to get access. There is a building with washers/dryers, and restrooms. Restrooms were undergoing some work, so not the cleanest. Overall not a bad experience, but different than most parks. - texpilot
Jun 2011 - $13.00
We found this park by accident. We were looking for an RV Park close to Fort Polk and happened on this one by accident. It is right outside (approximate 2 1/2 miles) from the gate off of LA 467. About 7 miles from the town of Leesville. The price given is based on the weekly fee of $85. This is so convenient to the post. The campsites are gravel with full hook-ups including cable. Their Wi-Fi is fast and free. Also while we were there they were putting in brand new restrooms and a laundry. Would definitely stay here again and would recommend it to all. Very friendly owner and quite helpful. - Janeen
Leesville, Louisiana (map) | (337) 239-4674
Sites: 20 | Latest Rate: $30.00 | 4 Reviews
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Apr 2016 - $30.00
The park seems well maintained and operated. Big rig friendly, but no Wi-Fi. Has free fishing in a "well stocked" lake. They offer daily, weekly and monthly rates. - Rol and Nancy
Sep 2014 - $30.00
Everyone was very helpful and nice. It had large shade tree with a fishing pond in front. Family friendly and pet friendly. The grounds was well kept. They were very strict when it came to the park policy. But in all was a nice park; I would stay there again. One bad point was it was close to a train track and it was loud during the day but at night it was pleasant. - ShihTzu Crazy
Mar 2009 - $12.00
This park was on a large highway, but if you are in the back of the park, the noise level is minimal. The sites are fairly level, but there are lots of trees to maneuver around. We had a problem with their sewer lines backing up on a Saturday and were told that we would have to wait until Monday, since a weekend call would cost more money. So we could not use our bathroom in the camper for a couple of days until their lines were repaired. There is a sizable pond at the entrance to the park and fishing is allowed. We would stay here again if we go back into the area. - hippichik
Leesville, Louisiana (337) 658-4073
Sites: 42 | Latest Rate: $22.00 | 1 Reviews
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Apr 2013 - $22.00
A basic park for overnight or visiting the local area (Fort Polk). Nothing fancy, but easy access. Never did meet the staff. Call for reservations, they were pretty full. Lots of long- term people, but overall very satisfactory. - Cowboy camper
Leesville, LA, USA Leesville, Louisiana (map) | (318) 473-7160
Sites: 15 | Latest Rate: $5.00 | 1 Reviews
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May 2015 - $5.00
Fullerton Lake Campground is about 18 miles from Leesville. The sites are spacious and easily accommodated our 39' RV. There is a small lake directly beside the campground and there were several fisherman present. This is a secluded campground, typical NFS. It was a bit far from Leesville. - CharlieS
Cocodrie Road Fort Polk North, Louisiana 71459 (map) | (337) 531-5350
Sites: 15 | Latest Rate: $20.00 | 1 Reviews
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Sep 2016 - $20.00
Brand new! Lake front sites...no lake access from sites. Great views. Tree covered 40+ foot concrete pads with pad extensions for picnic table. Sites all have charcoal grill and fire ring. Staff was very helpful. Pedestals all new with 20, 30 and 50 amp. Just south of LA 28 off LA 469 on south side of lake. - ArmyColonel
Anacoco, Louisiana (map) | (337) 286-9075
Sites: 79 | Latest Rate: $24.00 | 29 Reviews
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Aug 2016 - $24.00
Nice State park with lots of shade and room between sites. Bring plenty of wood for leveling, the sites are way off level. Interior roads are in need of repairs. No over air tv but a few sites can get satellite. Good laundry facilities. Bring all your supplies because the stores aren't close. Would have given a higher rating if the sites were more level and had sewer. We would camp here again if in the area. - southernsky
Jun 2016 - $22.00
Stayed in a 5th wheel, most sites shady - lots of trees good spacing between sites. Wifi decent most times. Park patrolled often , very clean. Sites 30-44 in best area , lake view on some.
I would stay here again . - Usaerrb19
Jun 2016 - $22.00
We love this state park. It's beautiful. Still hoping they will do some work to make the sites more level, and the interior roads are beginning to need attention too, which is really keeping me from giving it a higher score. Plenty of wildlife abound, cheeky raccoons, deer, snakes, birds, and good fishing too. Sites are roomy and clean and shaded. Even has wifi, not great, but enough to check email, facebook, etc. No TV and no luck with the satellite either, so bring your dvds or your board games to entertain yourselves at night. Noticed lots of patrols by Park Police being done. - TXTread
DeRidder, Louisiana (map) | (337) 460-1800
Sites: 37 | Latest Rate: $20.00 | 7 Reviews
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Nov 2012 - $20.00
We have stayed here several times and will return when in the DeRidder area in the future. I think the manager runs a fine park. He keeps it clean and the grass mowed. There are a lot of long term trailers here, but no junk. I would give this park a 10 except that a lot of the sites do not have patios. I don't mind parking on grass, I dislike tracking it into the RV.(just a pet peeve of mine) The Wi-Fi is strong and works very well. Everyone we met was friendly and helpful. I think you will be impressed if you stop here while in DeRidder. - Twotravelers
Apr 2011 - $12.00
Small campground just off Main Street. The sites are okay, with a concrete pad but a little on the tight side. Grass is mowed and the place is clean and tidy enough. Most sites are long term. However the toilets, showers and laundry are a disgrace. Price is $24 a night or $12 with Passport America. We would not stay here again. - tobyjug
Jan 2011 - $15.00
Estates is a bit of a stretch: this is a nice campground, behind a car and RV wash. Concrete pads, level, good size site. Facilities are dated but clean. Owner is very friendly. There is shopping nearby, but not sure there is much else in area. FHU/50amp, good cable TV and internet. Well mantained grounds and long term sites, very quiet at night. Good for overnight or a few days rest. - TravelingBaggs
Many, Louisiana (map) |
Sites: 13 | 0 Reviews