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Size60 m²
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- Kitchen
- Washer/dryer
- Balcony/terrace
- Internet/WiFi
|Kmicica, 01-001 Warsaw, Poland
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* Open kitchen with 4 gas cooktops, oven, microwave oven, dishwasher, refrigerator, complete set of pans
* Living-dining room : convertible sofa 140x200, armchair, coffee table, table, chairs, CD stereo, balcony
* Bedroom 1 : king size bed 160x200, desk, TV 21''
* Bedroom 2 : 2 single beds 80x200, desk
* Corridor : wardrobe, WC
* Bathroom : shower cabin, washing machine, hair dryer
* And also : iron, ironing board, vacuum cleaner, TV 21'', cable TV (60 programs), internet access and wifi, laptop (option).
Check in: 16:00 - 20:00
Check out: 11:00
Water, gas and electricity: included in the price
Pets: Not allowed / in some apartments - yes, if agreed with the owner
Smoking: not allowed, in some flats: Yes
Additional conditions: Arrival / departure before 9 a.m. or after 22 p.m. requires an additional payment of 120 PLN
Between 9 p.m. and 9 a.m. apartment occupiers shall not make any loud noises.
Guests shall not exceed the maximum number of persons agreed in the booking
No parties or loud music are allowed in the apartment.
The apartments can only be used for temporary and tourist household needs and shall not be used for any purposes other than a residential accommodation.
The apartment must not be rented or sublet to third parties.
On the day of arrival the guest shall receive the keys to the apartment. Should the keys be lost or destroyed the guest shall be obliged to cover the costs.
Guests shall keep the apartment and all furniture, facilities and equipment in the same state of repair and condition as at the commencement of their stay.
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|417 €
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Very good apartment in secured building. Next to sluzew metro station. you don't need to rent a car. You can buy almost everything in small markets around. we enjoyed very much our vacation in warsaw. But you have to check the arrival time. The company is placed near the old town, far from the apartment and they will give you the key there as written (1600). Also, you have to bring everything needed to operate the washing machine and dishwasher. The dishwasher is leaking. The temperature is warm in september. I guess its hot there during summer. The kitchen is almost empty, you have to bring everything.
7 ladies, 60 yrs +, lived in the apartment for one week. We are very satisfied with its location and the nearness to the bakery shop and the butcher close to our entrance.They supplied us with good products for our breakfast.
It was a little more than 10 minutes walk to the Old Town.
The apartment is well equipped, but we missed an extra towel per person when we stayed as long as one week. The service of your office in Miodowa street was very good with helpful personell assisting us.
Everything was perfect! The appartment is comfortable and clean and it has a great view. The owners are really kind. I recommend it for your stay in Warsaw
The host cancelled the booking, this review is automated.
The host cancelled the booking, this review is automated.
The location of the apartment is ok, it is within 30 min walks to the important places and it feels safe. Supermarket is close by. In the evening it is a bit noisy. The kitchen has no ventilation and very hot in the Summer.
The apartment has no ac and in the Summer ac is a must for this apartment.
What we missed beside the ac was a place to put the kitchen towel in the kitchen and a holder for the toiletpaper
the apartment is good and area is good, but we took us a disappointment because the ad was written that has two bedrooms but one is very small and has a small sofa bed, which we 4 adults had to sleep on the sofa in the room, and although we complained and were promised an answer, we did not come and we had to go to his office, but do not solve anything ..
el apartamento esta bien y zona es buena, pero nosotros nos llevamos una desilusion pues en el anuncio ponia que tiene dos dormitorios pero uno de es muy pequeño y tiene un sofacama pequeño, con lo cual nosotros 4 adultos tuvimos que dormir en el sofa de la sala, y aunque nos quejamos y nos prometieron una respuesta , no llego y tuvimos que ir a su oficina , pero no solucionamos nada..
Perfect location, city center (for us) in walking distance. Well connected by public transport. Clean and very efficient appartement, bedroom looks at quiet court yard. Absolutely to recommend for younger couples / families (staircases up to second floor).
The apartment is spacious enough for a couple. Located near the stops of public transport. The city center where a 20 min. It was pretty well
L'appartamento è abbastanza spazioso per una coppia. Situato vicino alle fermate di trasporto pubblico. Il centro della città se raggiunge in 20 min. Ci siamo trovati abbastanza bene
A tastefully decorated apartment on the 3rd floor of an apartment building with a large closet, sitting area, dining table with 4 chairs and a double bed in a large niche. In the beautiful open kitchen we found everything to utensils we needed to cook. The apartment is very bright with lots of windows on two sides, one facing the street, one side for Hofparkplatz we however were not allowed to use. Very centrally located, we could achieve many goals on foot, which is also useful for the transport in Warsaw.
Ein geschmackvoll eingerichtetes Appartement im 3. Stock eines Mehrfamilienhauses mit großem Kleiderschrank, Sitzecke, Esstisch mit 4 Stühlen und Doppelbett in einer großen Nische. In der schönen offenen Küche haben wir alles an Utensilien gefunden, was wir zum Kochen brauchten. Die Wohnung ist sehr hell mit vielen Fenstern nach zwei Seiten, eine zur Straße, eine Seite zum Hofparkplatz, den wir allerdings nicht nutzen durften. Sehr zentral gelegen, könnten wir viele Ziele zu Fuß erreichen, was bei dem Verkehr in Warschau auch sinnvoll ist.
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Beautifully restored stone farmhouse set in the countryside but only 15 minutes drive to the historic towns of Braga and Guimarães.
Arrive to wine from the farm and a welcoming snack or dinner for those who arrive too late to go food shopping.
New orthopaedic mattresses in both double bedrooms - to ensure a good night's sleep.
The kitchen has a new (as of July 2016) island with induction hob and shiny new pots and pans.
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The living room has wifi, flat screen TV with all the English channels, a DVD player with DVDs, books to read, Virginia's basket of suggestions of what to visit in the area.
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The sitting room was the original stone wine house and its double doors open onto a wisteria covered pergola with table and chairs. Next to this is a barbecue area.
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Food: There are lots of excellent restaurants in the area with a local taverna down the hill from the house, a nearby barbecue chicken take-away and a restaurant 5 minutes from the house that only opens at the weekend.
There are lots of walks around, swimming pools and playgrounds in Taipas ( 5 mins away). The thermal spa in Taipas has a swimming pool, jacuzzi, Turkish bath, dry sauna and offers luxury spa treatments.
For breathtaking scenery, walking and water sports, Geres national park is 40 mins away. It has rock pools for a dip under waterfalls and if you drive over the Portugal/Spanish border there's a hot spring, with naturally heated water winter and summer - it really is hot!
Perhaps the best part of being here is just sitting outside in the sunshine, hearing the church bells chime every half hour, listening to the birds and in the early morning to the owls hooting, enjoying the view over the mountains and distant villages and going for walks - right from the doorstep.
Portugal has excellent undiscovered wines- the reds from the Douro and the Alentejo are sold in the local supermarkets. Oporto, and its port wine lodges, is only 1 hour away - you can either drive there or take the train from Braga, if driving into Oporto doesn't appeal.
Vinho verde (red or white) is very regional. The locals drink the red out of bowls ( 'malgas'). It's supposed to open up the flavour of the wine. If it's not mother's milk it is certainly an acquired taste....
We have a dog, cat, birds, a large tank with goldfish, friendly geese and chickens.
If you want to have a relaxing holiday in a beautiful setting yet near everything in the north - this is a good place to be. The apartment is a real home, with the sounds of nature all around and unbelievably close to Braga, Guimarães and Oporto.
If you want to just book and ask Virginia what to do while here - you won't go far wrong!
I've been living in Portugal since 1999. I've always enjoyed travelling and I like walking, aqua aerobics, cinema, good food and wine, holidays..... I speak English, Portuguese, French and Spanish. My husband is Portuguese and we have three children.
Virginia Henry Martins purchased this apartment in 2000
It's well located, has great views, is very peaceful and has endless possibilities.
We restored it from nothing and so if we don't like what we've created it's our own fault!
The view cannot be criticised, looking out over trees and mountains, knowing Braga and Guimarães are so close.
I love hearing the sounds of nature all around - birds, frogs, owls, roosters and crickets in the summer.
I also like to be far from the madding crowd, but not so far I feel cut off! Here, I have a good relationship with my neighbours, being the only Brit in the area. I love their traditions - especially their cooking, I have to admit. I also like the fact all my neighbours make their own wine, many their own chorizo and bread.
Down the road in Longos there is an excellent restaurant which is so reasonable in price it's cheaper than cooking at home - so I don't have to feel eating out is a big treat.
Perhaps it's just me but I LOVE the nearby town of Caldas das Taipas - it's pretty, has everything there and more - about 20 cafés, 10 restaurants, a Monday market, banks, pharmacies, including swimming pools, a spa, an amazing tea shop that has lemon meringue pie and cheesecake and about 100 varieties of tea (not that I miss home!)
Personally I like to feel I live in/with nature but if I fancy popping off to the cinema or even the theatre I'm only a 10 minute drive away from Braga.
When we first saw this house my husband and I knew immediately it was the place for us - in the right location, stunning scenery around and a few but not too many neighbours! The forest is behind the house which is lovely for walks, no matter what season. We never intend to move as nowhere else would tick all the boes like this place.
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Lots going on here - walks, gardens, churches, swimming pools, a spa with a beautiful indoor pool and offering different treatments (massage, steam room, dry sauna, facials, Vichy shower etc).
This is a great place to enjoy Portugal from and is also good to just sit back and do nothing.
It's ideal for nature lovers - with walks behind the house.
It's very safe for children - being walled in.
There's a local taxi driver who is happy to drive guests to/from restaurants so the driver can have a break from driving and enjoy a glass or two of wine when out.
As we live at the property (our entrance is at the side), if there is a problem with the TV or the Wifi we are here to sort out the problem immediately. Or, if you just want a chat and a cup of tea or glass of wine - you're never on your own.
If you like adventure - Virginia is happy to take you for a trip in her 4WD Duster up the mountain through the forest to Sameiro. In the space of 10 minutes you can see 4 churches - Santa Cruz, Santa Marta, Sameiro and Bom Jesus. You don't have to be interested in churches to be able to enjoy the views and the twinkling lights of Braga below.
This year we've put in a new kitchen island with induction hob and cooking has been revolutionised!
We've also bought new orthopaedic mattresses for both double rooms and a new shower cubicle for one of the bathrooms - so everything is squeaky clean and pretty.
As it's our house we have a vested interest in keeping everything nice and modern.
Our second visit.
Quinta da Tapada continues to be a magical place for us. We will be back for the friendships, the walks, the food and wine! Highlights we missed on our last visit: Barcelos market, Valença, Tibães Monastery, Viana do Castelo and the long hike over the hills to Sameiro.
See you next time, here or in Canada!
It was the detail in the description and the thought that had gone into providing the extra touches that first attracted me to this property.
When we arrived we continued to be very impressed. There was a welcome pack in the kitchen & Virginia & her family made us feel at home immediately.
The property was very spacious, clean & equipped to the highest standard with good quality items.
Virginia had prepared a comprehensive list of local ameneties & directions to the nearby attractions. The property is ideally placed for visiting several attractive cities(Porto, Braga, Guimaraes) along with beautiful countryside destinations such as the national park at Penedas Geres & the Douro Valley vinyards.
The approach to the property is initially a bit challenging because the road is very steep, but after the first couple of times of driving it you will become more relaxed.
I would not hesitate to recommend this property. It lived up to & exceeded our expectations.
Wir haben Anfang Oktober zum dritten Mal eine tolle Zeit auf dem Weingut der Familie Martins verbracht. Uns begeistert immer wieder das Ambiente und vor allem die Gastfreundschaft der portugiesisch-nordirischen Gastgeberfamilie!
Die Wohnung ist sehr gemütlich eingerichtet, super ausgestattet und breitet sich über das gesamte Erdgeschoß des wundervollen Steinhauses aus.
Die Begrüßung durch die Gastgeberin Virginia ist sehr warmherzig. Sie hat viele Ideen für Ausflüge vor Ort und immer ein offenes Ohr.
Unsere Kinder fühlen sich auch immer sehr wohl gefühlt und spielen viel mit den Kindern der Gastgeber-Familie (Dart, Tischtennis, Basketball, Reiten etc.).
Die Gegend um Longos (10 Autominuten von Braga entfernt) eignet sich perfekt für z.B. Wandertouren, Städtetrips nach Braga, Guimaraes oder Porto und Ausflüge in den Naturpark Geres, an den Atlantik oder nach Spanien. Viel Kultur und viel Entspannung. Hier ist wirklich für jeden was dabei! :-)
Danke nochmal an Virginia und ihre Familie für den "perfect stay". See you soon again! :-))
We are a German- Russian family of five living in the Silver- Coast region of Portugal. It was not the first time we escaped to the north of the country looking for peace and quiet during the high season, but this apartment has revealed to be absolutely the best choice.
Its location was superb- we were 10 minutes away from Taipas ( a lovely small town with amazing infrastructure including very nice swimming pools that our children really loved to bathe in). It took us just about 20 minutes to reach Guimaraes and Braga, an hour to fabulous Geres and almost the same time to the picturesque Caminha beaches close to the Spanish boarder. The was one reason why we didn't travel as much as we expected: we felt so well at our new home that it was hard to leave it sometimes. Our children kept playing for hours in the green and shadowy garden and we enjoyed the calmness not having to be worried that they might hurt themselves. I should say that the garden area as well as the apartment itself is very safe and children-friendly which is really my priority being a mother of two small children and a baby. The apartment is very spacious with a modern equipped the kitchen that provides everything you might need if you like cooking. We also enjoyed the comfort of our beds due to the orthopedic mattresses and high quality bedding.
However, what really made our stay unforgettable was the hospitality of its hosts. Virginia and Jose were so attentive that we felt welcome and relaxed every moment of the 10 days we stayed at their apartment.
We highly recommend this place and will definitely come back ourselves!
Lovely house, lovely location and lovely host family, splendid views , warm welcome, including an assorted basket of foodie presents. Loads of useful information about places to visit, restaurants to eat etc. Fresh eggs, oranges and kiwis from the orchard every morning. What else can you ask for?. Missing the place already. I will definitely go back.
This is a fantastic place to stay. It is well worth the climb up the hill for breathtaking views over the hills and valleys beyond. The garden is gorgeous with orange, lemon and lime trees to name but a few. There are even kiwi fruit growing naturally. The apartment is well equipped and comfortable. Your host Virginia could not be more welcoming and helpful. Lots of interesting places to visit locally so you may want a car as well. I hope to return to do it all again!
We spent one week at this Quinta and we love it!! It is a beautiful stone wall farmhouse exactly like in the pictures. We were only 2 couples so each of us can have our own bathroom, which is a good treat as well. Rooms are spaceous and well decorated with a lot of nature light. and the ground is big so you can walk around and we ate fresh plums from the tree which are so juicy and fresh herbs for our BBQ meat and salad.
Even though Virgina and her family were not there, she still has her friend bought in some cheese,meat, bread and vinho verde to welcome us! It was a good treat to start our stay after a bit of challenging drive to the farmhouse. ;) We BBQ most of the nights and eat all our breakfasts and dinners outside on the patio as sunlight lasted almost till 10pm every night and it was really comfortable to be outside and listening to church bell music every 15 min. on the background. And since we were there by ourselves, we felt very free to stay up late outside and chat till stars in the sky.
My husband doesn't drive manual car very well, so it was a bit challenging to drive in this part of Portugal as roads are quite hilly and narrow. and road signs are not 100% clear especially going around towns. But Portugese are very friendly so we got a lot of help along the way. it is great at the end of the day when we drove through the gate of the farmhouse and totally could de-stressed with wine and food and the tranquil surrounding at the quinta.
We enjoy staying out so much, not once we turned on tv ;) but we wish weather was cooler so we could use the fireplace inside the living room!
Thank you Virginia for checking on us via email everyday and made sure we were comfortable in the house and we did. We wish we could stay longer!
Lynn and Wayne
Breathtaking views over the hills and mountains. Surrounded by woodland walks. Wake up to the sound of nature and breathe in the scent of eucalyptus.
Begin the day with freshly squeezed orange juice and fresh eggs from the farm.
Go for a walk through the forest, ending up at Sameiro or Bom Jesus.
Pop down to Café Europa in the village of Longos for hot bread rollls and croissants. Bar da Igreja is the perfect stop for lunch - try the local cuisine.
Caldas das Taipas is 5 minutes away with a colourful Monday market and lots of cafes, restaurants, a thermal spa and 2 good supermarkets.
There are also 2 outdoor public swimming pools and a nice park in Taipas, with a playground for children.
The house is set in the country but only 20 minutes from the beautiful historic towns of Braga and Guimarães.
The nearest beach, Esposende, is only 35 minutes away and Geres national park is also close at hand.
For those interested in our past, the Celtic settlement of Citânia de Briteiros is only 10 minutes away.
Golf: There are excellent ( and beautiful) golf courses at Ponte de Lima - 40 minutes drive away and at Esposende, 30 minutes drive away.
The area is full of beautiful chuches and monasteries, such as the São Martinho de Tibães Monastery. Almost every hilltop has a church overlooking the plains below.
Braga and Guimarães are brimming with culture and hold many festivals throughout the year.
The region has many restaurants, cafés and teashops, all reasonably priced.
The home owner has been living in the area for 17 years and is happy to help you put together a little itinerary for your stay at the house.
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1 Sep 2016 - 31 Dec 2016
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1 Jan 2017 - 31 Mar 2017
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Spring 2017
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The price covers the price of diesel for the central heating and logs for the woodburner.
A welcoming snack is provided for your arrival.
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251 S. Ocotillo Avenue Benson, Arizona 85602 (map) | (520) 586-4400
Sites: 173 | Latest Rate: $19.00 | 138 Reviews
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Jul 2016 - $19.00
Another great park for Passport America. We stopped here for 1 week and ended up staying 3 weeks. Can not beat the price for what you get here. Would have gave it a 10 but there is train noise. It didn't bother us but it might some folks. Power great. Pool and hot tub. Will stay again if in the area.
Easy access to the I-10 and state hi ways: 80, 90, 182, 183. It is centrally located for many attractions. The whole town is clean & friendly. Sites offer some shade. Our site surface was asphalt and it featured a picnic table. Very nice pool & spa. Free ice. Great observatory show. Near to Tucson and Tombstone and other attractions. We went to the raceway in Tucson for 4th of July. Close to shopping in Benson and the post office. - McPups
Jun 2016 - $21.00
Stayed here for an overnight while passing through from West to East. We called several hours in advance and were greeted warmly on the phone and promised a site. When we arrived after the office had closed, we found an envelope on the door with our name on it, encouraging us to just pick a site and settle up in the morning. As other reviewers have mentioned, most sites are gravel and pretty level. There are a few paved sites. We put our 40' toyhauler in a back in site with no problem. Utilities were clean and worked correctly. Wifi was free, present, and pretty typical these days - slow. Site was clean and had a picnic table. When we checked out, the staff was also excellent and friendly. The only thing that didn't show up in any of the previous reviews is the train! A major train line runs through Benson and passes several blocks from the park. You can't here the trains, but you can definitely hear the train air horns as they sound for the grade crossings. Staff said 'you get used to it'. I suppose so. It wasn't a major problem for us, but if you're a light sleeper, you should be aware. We would return again if in the area. - FireFlyer
May 2016 - $19.00
A well-planned park with spacious sites, most gravel, but some pull-throughs with paving. Each site had a small tree (which in the Arizona sun was nice), along with picnic tables at the pull-thru sites. Well-maintained grounds and clean amenities, with the added bonus of a planetary observatory. - SeenAll50
Benson, Arizona (map) | (520) 586-2283
Sites: 62 | Latest Rate: $35.00 | 62 Reviews
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Aug 2016 - $35.00
Just a great little park. The AZ State Parks do a very good job in most of their parks and this is one of the best. - Sgmmcdan
Aug 2016 - $35.00
Beautiful gem of a park! We pretty much had the place to ourselves, only 2-3 other campers. We made a quick overnight stop on our way through in order to visit the caverns. Trail from the campground to the visitor's center is a paved and short walk. Site was slightly unlevel but an easy fix. Park was easy to navigate through. No campfires allowed except at a community fire pit. Park was quiet, except for some loud cows in the ranch next door. Would definitely stay here again. - wookiemouse
Aug 2016 - $30.00
We will always opt for a State Park anywhere we go, so we have seen many along the way. This one is a great park. With mountains visible all around, the sunsets were breathtaking. Now this is desert land, so don't expect high trees for shade. The native plants are mostly cactus of one kind or another - and some do give shade, just not much. The sites are generously spaced from one another with give plenty of length for long rigs and trucks to park. They offer 30 and 50 amp electricity and water; no sewer at the site. Picnic table was set into the grass/weeds. No patio or shelter. - the Fishers
Benson, Arizona (map) | (520) 586-3977
Sites: 45 | Latest Rate: $31.00 | 33 Reviews
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May 2015 - $31.00
Overnight stay, electricity was good, but the water supply was intermittent. Sometimes we had water pressure, then not. Owners said it was broken pipes. We are dog owners and the pet run was great for us. The water issue will probably keep us away on our return trip. - StormGuy
Apr 2015 - $40.00
Like a lot of older KOAs, facilities have not been upgraded in decades. The owners - an elderly Korean couple - were helpful, however communication was sometimes a problem. The bathrooms and laundry were clean though 50 years out of date. Basic cable was suppose to have 12 channels however we were never able to get more than 5 clearly. As others have noted the major selling point for this campground is its distance from the RR and I-10 which keeps noise to a minimum. Very little shade so most sites heat up quickly. The rear of the campground has a pond but the area around it is overgrown and being used as a dump for brush. Also there are some abandoned vehicles and campers in this area making it particularly unattractive for a stroll. Campground is OK for overnight. - longgone
Sep 2014 - $44.00
A little expensive for off-season but otherwise an adequate park. Park is not particularly attractive, but it's far enough off the interstate and train tracks to be very quiet. Owners are very nice and helpful and work constantly to keep the place up. Small pool was clean, residential-type hot tub was not operating. Bathrooms were rustic but clean. Laundry was just OK, but was inexpensive. The cable was adequate, but the Wi-Fi didn't work very well. Sites are dirt and gravel, adequate in length and width for a big rig. Hookups are well-placed. There were a lot of ant hills and we were glad none got into our rig. We had the whole front of the park to ourselves a couple of nights. Convenient to shopping in town and local attractions. It looks to be like it might be the best park in town. - Luvtheroad
Benson, Arizona (map) | (520) 586-4252
Sites: 88 | Latest Rate: $25.00 | 51 Reviews
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Apr 2016 - $25.00
Not a bad park over all. Nice gentleman met us at office and checked us in. Seems to be a large number of full timers but that is found every where now a days. Al sites were kept clean and units maintained. We stay a few nights and saw the sights. Big open are to walk the dog. Make sure you watch for stickers in their fur. Signs say to go straight to and from the dog walk but I cheated and waked all over the park. Mac doesn't bark and we always pick up after him. Water pressure was good and it tasted great for high desert location. This park is near the freeway and railroad so if you have trouble sleeping use earplugs. It is LOUD. Nice views of the Mountains to the north. Restrooms and showers are clean and large. - Vault
Mar 2016 - $20.00
Checked in here for an overnight stay. Park is close to I10 and is close to Denny's, which is convenient. The manager was nice and checked us in quickly. Wi-fi costs extra but free cable. They advertise that they fill propane tanks, but when we inquired we were told that was only for weekly or monthly guests. Ok place for an overnight stay only. - Retiredandontheroad
Nov 2015 - $20.00
Good location, right across the street from a Denny's and right off the freeway. Did not have a pleasant greeting and park is not well maintained. For a last minute overnight stay it worked. But felt the price was high for the quality. You also had to pay for wifi. - traveling bug
Benson, Arizona (map) | (520) 586-8966
Sites: 105 | Latest Rate: $20.00 | 32 Reviews
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Sep 2016 - $20.00
My husband and I stayed for 5 days in September 2016 and definitely enjoyed the park and the lakes. Close to shopping and dining. The office staff was friendly and very informative about the area. Our overall opinion is that the park is somewhere we will come back to. In fact, we are hoping to stay in for a month in February or March of 2017. - Lanaghil
Aug 2016 - $15.00
We stayed here for 3 days. We have stayed here before and had some knowledge of what the park offered. We stayed in a pull-through which was spacious, however, disconnecting our tow vehicle was a little difficult due to the significant sloping toward the end of the site. The pool, bathrooms, and shower was clean and well maintained. There are a large number of permanent residents who live in mobile homes throughout the park. A number of them are quite unkempt. We won't be staying here again. - Gabby1015
Jan 2016 - $15.00
This was our second winter staying for 2 1/2 months. We are booked for next winter as well.
The managers are extremely accommodating and friendly. All staff work hard to see their guests/friends are happy and well taken care of!
There are many activities to join if you so choose i.e. pot lucks, dances, ATV trips, crafts, hikes. Can't wait to go back! - Doug and Barb Gilbart
Benson, Arizona (map) | (520) 586-2035
Sites: 36 | Latest Rate: $12.00 | 6 Reviews
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Feb 2013 - $12.00
This is an old park but very clean. We stopped here because of the very nice city golf course. The park itself sits right along the freeway at about the same elevation, and along with the trains the noise is just about unbearable, but for two nights we made it. Next time we will pass on this one. The 30 amp sites are very tight, but the manager or owner is very nice, so there you have it. - monaco cruiser
Nov 2012 - $10.00
Stayed here 2 nights at Passport America rate (actually, $10.75) It was okay for a couple of nights, but sites weren't very big. Other campers and staff were okay, but didn't talk much. Price was very good, though, and we'd stay there again if we were passing through Benson. - Bobbi1948
Oct 2012 - $13.00
This park is right off of I-10 but we didn't get a lot of traffic noise. Sites are level and gravel with a picnic table. There are some long term residents but the park is relatively neat and clean. All sites are satellite friendly, but no Wi-Fi internet. Our rate is the Passport America rate for one of the six 50A pull through sites. 30A sites are $1.50 less. PA is available with no restrictions. - Ned
Benson, Arizona (map) | (520) 586-7343
Sites: 344 | Latest Rate: $20.00 | 42 Reviews
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Apr 2016 - $20.00
The rate is the daily rate. Electric costs us $3 more. The park is beautiful and very well kept. Check-in was painless. They do give you several sheets of paper, including detailed rules and regulations. As with all Escapee parks there is a 4 pm social hour; everyone was quite pleasant. The sites are huge. Some have the owner's storage shed/casita on the site, ours did not. The park is very quiet as it is a ways off of the road. We stayed for one night, but it would be very easy to stay a week or even longer. - TheJim
Mar 2016 - $8.00
This Escapee park is very well kept and managed. The facilities and camping site were very nice and everyone was friendly. The sites are good sized and most have a small building the owner constructed. Our site was graveled as were most we saw and level. They have someone guide you to your site and show you the hookups. The laundry facilities were good with only a couple of machines out of service.
We got the special rate for first visit of only $50.00 per week plus electric, which is hard to beat. We would stay here again if we are back through this area. - jtl2
Mar 2016 - $17.00
While the park appears to be a nice, well kept place, as overnighters we did not have the chance to experience it.
They do not except reservation. You can not call to determine availability. So you have to drive out to the park to find that all they offer is dry camping. Nice people, lousy way of doing business for travelers. Enough to make us re-evaluate the value of our continued membership in the club. - CharlieB
Benson, Arizona (map) | (520) 586-9546
Sites: 136 | Latest Rate: $20.00 | 16 Reviews
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Jun 2016 - $20.00
This is an excellent park, clean, well maintained, friendly staff, shaded in the right sites. The only problem that kept me from rating a ten was the WiFi. After 8,000 miles and many RV parks, this was the worst, slowest, crappiest WiFi ever! I have stayed in many truck stops and Walmarts with way superior WiFi. - kccwoodworks
Apr 2016 - $20.00
We reserved a site for 6 days and ended up staying 7. The park is very nice despite the lack of shade trees (it is high desert so that's not unexpected). It is a retirement community and has camping for short or long term. The staff is very helpful and an escort is provided to your site. The office does close early. Pull through and back in sites are available. There's plenty of room for walking without getting outside the park. We enjoyed our stay and would return. - grandma0942
Mar 2016 - $20.00
Very nice park. Friendly staff. Long gravel pull throughs. Would definitely stay here again. - arkietraveler
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Sites: 6 | 2 Reviews
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Jan 2014 - $0.00
This campground and golf course are closed. There is a For Sale sign on the front fence gate. - Roger and Cathy's Adventures
Feb 2012 - $30.00
Very friendly and accommodating staff. We stayed here so we could golf (par 58 course) and not disconnect the trailer. The sites are gravel, wide and long and generally in good condition. We did have to raise the front of the rig substantially to get it reasonably level. NBC was the only good TV channel we could receive other than a number of Spanish language stations. No I-10 or train noise! This park is owned by the nearby Cochise Terrace RV Resort which has made a number of improvements here. Restaurant and bar in the Clubhouse. - rncordy
Benson, Arizona (map) | (520) 720-0911
Sites: 145 | Latest Rate: $25.00 | 97 Reviews
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Sep 2016 - $25.00
We have stopped at Cochise Terrace couple of times passing through Arizona and have found it a great park to hookup and spend the night. They have a large area for "guests" to stay. Very well kept and quiet, WiFi is spotty but works good in the lounge if you need to do more than just emails. - Ed Grissill
Sep 2016 - $25.00
We used this park for an overnight stay along I-10. Pull through sites are huge. Park is uber clean, quiet, safe and convenient. Great for an overnight but would be a super nice for a longer stay. - barbielab
Jul 2016 - $19.00
A wonderful place to stay! Staff is great to deal with, the place is so clean, I think they must scrub the streets. Bathrooms are spotless, laundry room is too. We enjoyed the pool and locker room facilities and every person we met here was so nice.
Easy to maneuver, wide streets, large sites, beautiful views, and quiet and safe. We stayed nine days, which is 4 days longer than we planned, simply because it was so pleasant here.
WiFi iffy, but they are working on making it better, it works fine near the pool and in the clubhouses. They also offer a Cable hookup that works great. For the Passport America rate, this place is great. We highly recommend this park and would certainly stay here again. - PARTYOF2


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Chuck Coughlin, the Republican heavyweight lobbyist of the HighGround PR firm, is a liberal-leaning, tax-supporting, poll-twisting propagandist -- says the anonymous "Chewie" today on the right-wing blog Sonoran Alliance.
The pachyderm rumble we've been covering is still rolling along, to our amusement, with the unnamed writer or group of writers at Sonoran Alliance known as Chewie using old dirt to sand-blast Coughlin. Meanwhile, another faceless hack rises to Chewie's defense in a separate SA post with an essay on the glories of anonymity.
Chewie's latest post reminds us that Coughlin once used Nazi imagery to smear opponents of Wal-Mart, and that the lobbyist is reportedly behind a "suspicious poll" that appears to support a tax increase.
SA's fresh attack on Governor Jan Brewer's campaign manager and the governor's tax-increase proposal raise plenty of good questions about anonymous political blogging, Arizona-style.
Are Chewie's posts credible political writing, and if not, what makes the site's other anonymously written articles any more credible? Is it ethical
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Proposed historic district continues to take shape
A storied Kent area may soon become the first historic neighborhood district in South King County.
The Kent Historical Museum and Mill Creek Neighborhood Council are working with city and county officials to complete the steps necessary to designate a lower East Hill area of historic homes as a registered King County Landmark district.
"From what I'm hearing, it sounds really good," said Toni Azzola, the city's Neighborhood Program coordinator, who has been working closely with interested groups on the project. "There's a huge majority in favor of becoming a historic district."
The City Council supports the idea, agreeing to move the nomination of the Mill Creek Historic District forward to the King County Historic Preservation and Landmarks Commission for consideration.
If approved by all parties, including the Mill Creek Neighborhood Association (MCNA), the proposed district would become a registered landmark, the first of its kind in South King County.
The application process involves notification to homeowners and residents, followed by a review and pubic hearing, possibly by late October, officials said.
The general boundaries for the proposed historic district are Clark Avenue North to the west, Hazel Avenue North to the east, Smith Street to the south, and a portion of Cedar Street to the north.
Homes in the proposed historic district were built between 1903 and 1959, their character and architectural styles reflecting a period of Kent's rich past. Some homes are up to 100 years old, according to Nancy Simpson, president of the Greater Kent Historical Society.
The proposed historic area is unique and has produced four mayors, project leaders pointed out.
Majority favor the district
Fifty of the 55 homes in the proposed historic district are participating in the project from an area that was originally platted in 1890, according to Sharon Bersaas, vice president of the MCNA.
"It's overwhelming. I know a lot of people want it and worked really hard for it to become a historic district, so we can protect our neighborhood and improve our neighborhood, which is one of the major goals," Bersaas said of the project that began five years ago.
"It would be the result of a lot of hard work by a lot of people. We can't see a downside to all of this."
Bersaas, a homeowner in the neighborhood, added that the historic district boundary is malleable over time and can be amended to include others who would like to join the proposed historic district.
A move to designate and preserve the proposed district as a historic landmark is important to the city's heritage, Simpson and project leaders said.
"We're losing our identity as the city. We've become an industry area," Simpson said. "By focusing on the historic area, especially this neighborhood with the houses and the street names for early pioneers, it lets the community know that we were an early pioneer community."
Julie Kohler, preservation officer for the King County Historic Preservation Program, said the proposed district represents of part of Kent's history and paints a community's social and economic picture throughout the first six decades of the 20th century.
Such landmark designation has its benefits, project leaders said. Homeowners can access grants or loans to renovate and preserve their properties, they said. Owners also can pursue materials and gain assistance from architects through King County and those who deal with historic preservation.
"It stabilizes the neighborhood," Bersaas said of the designation.
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once in awhile i get pains in my breasts they dont last long and they dont hurt when i feed but i never have had that until this growth spurt started... is something wrong or is that normal???
Possibly it could be thrush (possibly). I know when we were still battling it, it got worse when she was feeding often. Once it got into the ducts, it felt like sharp pains deep in the breast.
"We are not put on earth for ourselves, but are placed here for each other. If you are there always for others, then in time of need, someone will be there for you."
I have read that you can have pain in the breasts in the first few weeks because of let down. Could this be it?
I occasionally get achey breasts when Lil bit is starting a growth spurt. I think it may just be from increased milk production.
What kind of pain is it? shooting, burning, stabbing? Deep breast pain? In the nipple? on location or all over?
I had mastitis for an extended period that according to my LC simmered. I am still trying to get rid of the ductal yeast infection. I also injured my breasts by pumping incorrectly. But these all caused different types of pain.
sorry for the late response my comp was down for awhile.... umm the pain is like a shoot ache! no nipple pain... no pumping.... we are going through a poss growth spurt (nursing all the time)... it doesn't hurt when I nurse but usually in the middle of feedings!? neither of us have any signs of thrush... I just got over cracked nipples about 2 wks ago (maybe longer)... and it doesn't happen all the time just once in awhile maybe once a day a lot if its twice a day? anyone know? I'm lost and confused! not so much worried (yet) but I'm not sure if I'm supposed to feel this... I don't leak when it happen any help is great help!
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my midwife told me that you can experience that when your milk supply changes. i have that occassionally. hope that helps!
ok but does that mean its increasing or decreaseing? and yea it really helps thank u any all suggestions mean the world to me
i don't know if it necessarily means increasing or decreasing specifically. my midwife just said "change". I would guess that you would experience that with an increase. i also know that i experience it on days that i had some encourgement in the morning.
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I've just finished reading Wednesday's editorial. Hats off to Sidney MacEwen for his comments, and for calling the premier to task. That needs to happen a lot more frequently.
With regard to electoral reform, proportional representation, et al, we are making things way more complicated than they need to be.
May I suggest that we consider something more basic? We are already paying 27 MLAs to run the affairs of the Island's population of less than 150,000 people. I'm absolutely positive that we have as many MLAs as we need. So how about this.
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- Photo: A team digs up an old cellar at the former pastoral station in the Northern Territory. (Caddie Brain)
- Photo: A team dig up an old cellar on a former pastoral station in the Northern Territory. (Caddie Brain)
- Photo: A team digs up remnants of our pastoral past at the Owen Springs Reserve. (Caddie Brain)
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An archaeological dig is unearthing an old cellar at an old pastoral homestead on Owen Springs Reserve just west of Alice Springs, which has been buried for more than 80 years.
The cellar was thought to have once housed food supplies, but was completely filled in with rubbish, rubble and dirt in 1937 to plant a garden.
For years since, locals have wondered what might be at the bottom.
A team of Parks and Wildlife rangers have joined Malcolm Connoley, a senior heritage officer from the NT Department of Lands, Planning and the Environment to find out.
"It's about 6.5 metres long and 3.6 metres wide, but when we got into the second day of digging we realised it had two sets of stairs," he said.
"So it's now posing question about whether it is a cellar.
"But everyone wants to know in case there's a treasure here that we might unfold."
The cellar is adjacent to the northern end of the old homestead which was build 140 years ago. It's the first homestead built in Central Australia.
Prior to becoming a National Park, Owen Springs was one of the first cattle stations and was used to breed horses which were sold at the first horse sales in Kapunda in South Australia.
Archaeologist Kerrie Grant travelled from New South Wales to manage the dig and says the team have unearthed bottles, horseshoes, nails, tins and bits of porcelain.
"It's very indicative of this kind of homestead," she said.
"We were hopeful that there would be more rubbish on the bottom but it appears they cleared it out first.
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"We think of cellars as being deep, as under the ground or under the house, and this isn't.
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