Campground Reviews for October, 2009
Chief Sleep Easy – Beaver Dam, AZ
(1 visitors have rated this campground.)
Loading ...Chief Sleep Easy is a typical desert park… no concrete and very dusty. The biggest problem at this campground was the electricity. We have had trouble with campgrounds in the past so are very cautious of the electric meter we keep plugged in. The power fluctuated from 100 to 125 depending on who of your [...]
McKinley’s Marina and RV Park – Waldport, OR
(4 visitors have rated this campground.) Loading ...We parked at McKinley’s Marina and RV Park with our windshield hanging directly over Alsea Bay. By providing hook-ups on BOTH sides of the sites, they allow not only back-in parking, but nose-in as well. This allows both RVs and 5th wheels to park with the fantastic view filling the windshield. In nearly 7 years [...]
Tres Rios River Ranch – Glen Rose, TX
(14 visitors have rated this campground.) Loading ...I would rate this park a 5 out of 10. We stayed here on a monthly rate using 50 amp. Rate was $497/mo and it included unmetered electricity. This is a membership private park part of the Ocean Canyon Properties. They do have a public area that non members can use; however, reservations can not [...]
Ocean Lakes Family Campground – Myrtle Beach, SC
(7 visitors have rated this campground.) Loading ...This is a huge campground… with nearly one mile of sandy beach right on the Atlantic Ocean! Ocean Lakes has lots of amenities. “Sandy Harbor Family Fun Center” is part of a 2 acre recreation complex and includes a pool area with sun decks, a game center, a mini-golf course and an indoor/outdoor Cafe. Their [...]
Sams Town RV Park – Las Vegas, NV
(6 visitors have rated this campground.) Loading ...Sam’s Town RV Park is a large campground with 500 sites, paved streets and gravel pads. All of the sites are full hook-up, including cable TV. Mostly of the sites are side-by-side hook-ups but the sites don’t have picnic tables or fire pits. The pull-thru sites are a comfortable size. The property and facilities were [...]
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