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Turtle Rock RV Resort – Gold Beach, OR

Rebecca Newell — Wed, 01 Sep 2010 00:07:53 +0000

Turtle Rock RV Resort is amazing! Not only was the staff friendly and made our check-in (and check-out) quick and simple, but the resort was clean and had every amenity we could possibly ask for.

Our cottage was very clean and well stocked. The kids loved the loft and the large deck and hot tub. We will definitely consider coming back!

Tiki Tom’s RV Park – Galveston, TX

Steve Hille — Wed, 01 Sep 2010 00:04:41 +0000

Tiki Tom’s is a really great RV park. It is quiet and safe.

The park manager patrols regularly and makes sure the rules are observed. It is right on the water and the fishing is great. Most of the guest stay for more than a month. I never worry about anything while I am here.

I would recommend to anyone.

Thousand Trails South Jetty – Florence, OR

Dale — Sat, 28 Aug 2010 01:39:58 +0000

Thousand Trails South Jetty is a membership park and I stayed as a guest.

First off, I was greeted by a steaming pile of doggy-doo next to our site. I cleaned it up for the thoughtless owner. Then in the process of setting up, I stepped in another doggy present and unknowingly tracked this one into a friends RV… I’m surprised they’re still friends.

The sites were so narrow I had to stand on angled bank to make connections. There was also low-voltage at many sites… down to 93 volts. For a park that should be enticing me to become a member, they failed miserably as I will never go back again.

Offut Lake Resort – Tenino, WA

TerryThompson — Thu, 26 Aug 2010 00:53:34 +0000

I recently camped at Offut Lake Resort in Tenino with my children and grandchildren. It was a blast.

There was something for everyone to do here. Dad went fishing, the kids went swimming, grandma sat on the chair swing on lakeside watching it all, while mom went on the bike trail. I was especially impressed with the clean restrooms. The owners are very helpful and kind. Check in was a breeze and the fun began.

Tiki Tom’s RV Park, Tiki Island, TX

Mike Pearson — Fri, 20 Aug 2010 23:35:37 +0000

This is a newly rebuilt, clean, peaceful park with beautiful landscaping and concrete spaces. I have stayed here on two occasions for several months. Most of the people stay here several months at a time. Some were there when I left the first time and were still there when I came back.

It is located along IH45 4 miles from old downtown Galveston. It has easy off and on access to Galveston or Houston, yet the traffic noise is negligible. The management personnel are friendly, accommodating and available to assist you at any time. Free internet service and laundry machines. Try it, you will like it.

Don Laine Family Campground – Palmerton, PA

john w — Sun, 15 Aug 2010 21:41:39 +0000

Don Laine is a beautiful campground off US 209 and the Northeast extension of the Pennsylvania Turnpike.

The campsites are level and gravel. They have a big store with a cafe for breakfast or lunch. The property has wonderful views of the rolling grass hills all around. The bath house is immaculate.

The only bad things are the bottom of the hill sites do not have cable or sewer. There are several local TV station viewable with your antenna. Wi-fi is available for $3.00 a day. They have a big hall for club meetings and a pool on site.

This is in the heard of Carbon county. It’s a great place for a 3 day getaway. They ask for $2.50 a day more if you use your air conditioner but it’s the honor system.

Strawberry Park Resort Campground – Preston, CT

johnson — Thu, 12 Aug 2010 23:54:09 +0000

We rented a park model unit at Strawberry Park Resort Campground. The unit was roomy, very clean, with full size appliances, full size shower and toilet. The unit was in a nice location, with a deck and picnic table.

Our stay was fun filled, and there was always something to do for the whole family. The public rest rooms were the cleanest rest rooms in any camp ground I have ever stayed at! Bravo to the cleaning staff.

Riptide RV Park – Key Largo, FL

Stephanie West — Thu, 12 Aug 2010 23:48:44 +0000

Riptide RV Park is located on the Overseas Highway (US 1) at Mile Marker 97.2 in Key Largo, Florida…. one of the best places to fish and snorkling.

There is nothing more relaxing than sitting by the warm waters of Florida Bay and listening to the seagulls while the sun sets magnificently over the bay. The campground is small but it’s a nice, cozy place to stay and away from all the hussle and bussle of bigger campgrounds.

Every site includes Water, Sewer, Electricity, Internet, and Cable. Pets are welcome with a one-time fee of $25. There is a daily fee of $10.00 or a $75.00 monthly fee for use of boat ramp and dock.

Golden Valley RV Park – Kingman, AZ

Jones — Sun, 08 Aug 2010 12:39:19 +0000

Golden Valley RV Park is small, clean, and quiet campground.

It’s a good deal with free wifi and cable. They have friendly managers who are always cleaning around the property. They are located right off US highway 93 but it needs better signage. It’s right behind a Jerky store with a highway crossover.

We will stay here again.

Yogi Bear’s Jellystone Park – Emporia, VA

john williams — Wed, 04 Aug 2010 02:30:13 +0000

Yogi Bear’s Jellystone Park is located on US Route 301, between exits 13 & 17 on I-95. This campground is a nice place with a large pool, friendly staff, and shady level gravel covered drive thru sites.

The campground has great wi-fi. There is an additional charge of $2.00 for cable if desired. They have a basic store too. Yogi bear comes out at 6:30 pm to give wagon rides around the park. The park is only about 5-10 minutes off I-95.

The travel books and signs say to use I-95 exit 17 but exit 13 is easier and has fewer turns.