Campground Reviews for May, 2007
Salisbury Beach State Reservaton - Salisbury, MA
This is a very nice park… Lots of sites! It’s easy to travel around here. This campground is close to a private beach inside park. The park features a big playground for the kids. The bath houses are fairly clean. There are no activities or no pool at this campground but the beach […]
FDR State Park - Pine Mountain GA
My stay at FDR State Park has to be one of my worst camping experiences. I made the mistake of being honest when making my camping reservation. This relegated me to a very small campsite on a rutted dirt road where I feared I would tear out the bottom of my car or my popup camper.
Oakdale KOA - Oakdale, WI
The Oakdale KOA is a beautiful campground. But more than that… we were treated exceptionally well by the staff when we pulled in with RV problems. The owners went out of their way to accommodate us and direct us to a repair shop.
Daingerfield State Park - Daingerfield, TX
This is a small state park but very nice. The property is very scenic, and the campsites are secluded, The park has a large fishing dock, paddle boats and canoe rentals. The tenting area is separate from trailer sites. The campground also offers hiking trails, a swimming beach and a small store.
Drummer Boy Campging Resort - Gettysburg, PA
We stayed at Drummer Boy Campging Resort for four nights in the second week of May of 2007 in our Class C. Before we left, we had read a review that discussed highway noises in the first 50 sites, so we called and they put us out back in a 300-level numbered site. This isn’t a complaint, but the campground property runs for about a country mile, down route 15 (very busy 24/7 with a 65 MPH speed limit) and the property is closer to 15 at the low sites (near the store and mini golf), but we heard the low roar of traffic even from our site. There’s really no avoiding some of that highway noise anywhere at Drummer Boy b/c of its location.
Black Bear Campground - Salisbury, MA
We enjoyed our stay at Black Bear campground. Our children enjoyed the large play ground, two pools and Recreation Hall. We had a full hook up site with cable. Our site was level and a good size. The bath houses and the Laundry room were very clean. We will return.
Raccoon Mountain Campground - Chattanooga, TN
Raccoon Mountain Campground is a beautiful park. It is set out of the cluster of Chattanooga, but still close enough to enjoy all of the area attractions. I think it was only 5 miles from downtown Chattanooga. Nice big rig sites! Clean bathrooms, and a nice staff. We will be back guys. Thanks for a wonderful camping experience.
Nehalem Shores RV Park and Moorage - Nehalem, OR
I really enjoyed my stay at Nehalem Shores RV Park (even though the sites are close together), but there is a reason I have to say "no" to staying again. This RV park is slowly changing to a "park models" site, where you buy your site and occupy a trailer model as a vacation home. In fact, during my stay, a potential buyer was measuring my site.
Mt. View RV Park - Pendleton, OR
Sitting atop the town, Mt. View RV Park is a pretty campground that looks down on the farming area, and the vistas beyond. They have over 100 spaces. The pull-thurs seem to be reserved for the overnight guests. Full service, great cable, clean - private bathrooms with showers, wide spaces, WiFi, it has everything one needs for a night, a week or a month.
Oasis RV Park - Huntington, OR
What a find this was! Located between Ontario and Huntington, Oregon off I-84, this well landscaped park is just the place for desert weary travelers. Each site at Oasis RV Park is level, tree’d, and spacious. Right on the Snake River, it is handy for boaters and fishermen alike.

