Saddle Mountain RV Park and Campground – Carmel Valley, CA
What can I say about Saddle Mountain RV Park and campground in Carmel Valley?
We’ve RV’d here numerous times and each time gets better than the last. The breathtaking valley views, the convenient location (all within striking distance: Highway 1, the beach, Aquarium, 17 Mile, Carmel-by-the-Sea, Big Sur, Garland State Park, restaurants, and grocery stores), pet friendly (must be on leash), hiking trails, nice clean bathrooms, hot showers, free Wi-Fi, and plenty of parking. Our 4 year old especially enjoyed swimming in the pool, playing badminton and horseshoes, exploring on her bike, and nature walks.
The only disappointments were not being able to have a fire-pit wood campfire (only propane), a very chilly “heated” pool, and no on-site laundry facility. However, the pleasant staff made-up for it by being so professional and accommodating; they referred us to local launderettes within 1.5 miles. Lastly, the one-lane bridge looks precarious- it’s safe. Just take your time crossing it and note that the left turn up the hill to the RV park will sneak-up on you. If you’re towing, it might be a good idea to unhook prior to turning onto Schulte Rd. while you’re on Carmel Valley Rd.
As world travelers and having lived in other countries, I must say this is one of our favorite places on earth. Cheers and happy travels!
Moon River RV Resort – Mohave Valley, AZ
We found Moon River RV Resort through the Good Sam Club.
The campground has big shade trees for the desert (finally some greenery). They do not block your signal, due to the fact they are trimmed regularly. The campground is quiet, clean, comfortable, and pet friendly. They have an awesome staff and managers. It’s a newer park for the area with spacious sites. Our Verizon service worked well and at times, their free wi-fi worked better than our My-fi Internet card. They even have mail service.
The campground is privately owed and well maintained… they have some of the cleanest restroom/showers we’ve ever seen! It’s a great area with many things to do. We kayaked one day and played golf the next, in month of December. We are definitely returning!
North Beach Camp Resort – St. Augustine, FL
Although I wouldn’t consider this a “resort”, it’s a nice campground with the beach on one end and the intercoastal waterway on the other. North Beach is actually on Vilano Beach, located about 3 miles north of St. Augustine on Hwy A1A.
The pavement ends at the front office, from there its flat sandy roads that wind through the deeply forested campground. Palmetto’s grow between each campsite so there is plenty of privacy. In some areas of the campground the palmetto’s were so thick you could barely see to the next site. The campground is so deeply forested that the roads in the campground seem like tunnels. There is free wifi throughout the campground, and it could be easily picked up inside our motorhome. They also had cable, and sewer hookups.
The facilities were clean and well maintained. We camped at a site in one of the older sections, so some of the facilities were a little dated, but still clean. There is a newer bathhouse in a newer sections by the riverfront, but we didn’t get a chance to check it out. All the bathhouses have laundry rooms which were also clean and well maintained. There is a game room in the main office as well as a bath house and laundry room. They also have a small campstore with all the basics. They have a big pool with a huge hot tub.
The campground was fairly busy when we were there, but it still was quiet and very laid back. We loved it!
Green River Stables – Campbellsville, KY
We stayed at Green River Stable from the end of September through the end of December while working at Amazon for the season.
We thoroughly enjoyed staying at the stables. Darrell and Erin the owners are wonderful people and very easy going. This park is not for everyone. If you enjoy dogs and horses, fun people, cook-outs, music, holiday parties, the best tenderloin in the world, being right next to a state park then you will love this campground. If you are more into rules, regulations, parking lots and city life than you should camp elsewhere.
We will definitely return to GRS as many times as we can. I rate it 5 stars out of 5 stars.
Madras/Culver KOA – Culver, OR
The Madras KOA is about 10 miles south of Madras, Oregon on Hwy 97, and then a 1/2 mile east on Jerome.
This is a typical KOA, the sites were large and spacious, a nice park like atmosphere, friendly folks and anxious to please. The views from the campground are great. The park is quiet and the sites are grassy with some shady spots. They have a heated outdoor pool. Fishing and boating are nearby. There is a convenience and gift store on the property. They also have free Wi-fi.
They have weekend ice cream socials from Memorial Day to Labor Day. We had a great time camping here!



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