We stayed here as we migrated north out of Louisiana. It is a very well maintained campground with a small reservoir. I believe this was a CCC project back in the 1930s and you will see remnants from that era, like cement steps in the woods that... Read more

Great little campground that was full from time to time but the sites are so big you’d never know it was full. Right in the Intracoastal Waterway. I watched the boats, birds and even dolphins go by. Close to Charleston.

We stayed here for two weeks in late November 2019. Apparently the campground had been closed until a few days before we arrived because of damage from hurricane Dorian. The sites are pretty large. We had no trouble fitting our RV and toad in to... Read more

We wandered in here as we slowly migrate south along the coast. We had never heard of Assateague Island, nor did we know the NPS had an area here and campgrounds.. There were several aspects that made our stay here a memorable one. First of... Read more

We loved this place and hid out here for a week in late October. NY state park campgrounds in the northern part of the state are all closed by mid October so it was great to find this little gem as we headed south. The website says something about... Read more

We loved this park. I guess none of the state parks in Vermont have hookups, including Grand Isle, but Grand Isle does have potable water and a dump station available for campers. We arrived via the ferry from Plattsburgh which was a fun... Read more

I loved this place. The manager is super helpful and the weekly rate brought our cost down to $30 a night which is a good deal for 50 amp full hookups. The town is a typical upstate New York small town with historic buildings, etc. It's nestled in... Read more

Nice and well maintained New York State Park. Our site was electric only, and grass, that’s why the overall four star. They run half price specials for the month of October. We used our AT&T hotspot and had two bars LTE. There a dump station on... Read more

We stayed for two weeks as part of our Thousand Trails camping pass. I can't believe how fast two weeks blew by! This is typical of California oak woodlands. The town of Cloverdale is close by and as of this writing, only accessible via US 101... Read more

We stayed here a couple of weeks as part of our Thousand Trails membership. It is a beautiful area not far from Santa Barbara. Solvang is just a bit to the north. I love the California oak woodlands and this is a great example. Acorns and... Read more