We stayed at the Coeur d’Alene RV Resort, located in Post Falls, Idaho, in August of 2011. It is a decent park and has the potential to be a great park. The problems I noticed are as follows.

Amenities: The picnic table at our site was in poor condition and the wood was rotting. I sat on the seat, the boards came up and I fell to the ground! They have an indoor pool and hot tub. They actually have two hot tubs but one was covered with plywood. Their office is open from 9am to 8pm during the summer. However, the pool doesn’t open until 10am for adults and 11am for kids. With check out at noon, that doesn’t give much time for the kids to swim and shower before leaving. The pool closes at 7pm for kids, 8pm for adults. The pool water and air temperatures are kept uncomfortably warm in their pool room, especially for the month of August. The shower for rinsing off in the pool area has no hot water.

Policy: Their base rate is for 2 people, which, at the time of our stay was $36 (+ tax) for a 30 amp back-in site. Additional charges apply for kids or dogs. It is $3 (+ tax) per day for each additional person, $3 (+ tax) per day for each dog and the same for an extra vehicle. The same goes for their weekly rates as well. You pay an extra $21 (+ tax) per week for your dog. Better hope you don’t have 3 or 4 kids! The manager showed up in the office on a Saturday morning in her pajamas with her hair looking like she just crawled out of bed – not very professional. Her son was with her (I know because he called her “Mom”). He looked to be about 8 or 9 years old. He was throwing a major screaming tantrum in the office area – also not very professional. Later that day, he had a Kool-aid stand next to the front door. It makes me wonder if they let anyone set up a table to sell things at the front door or only the manager’s son?

False Advertisement: The billboard seen from the freeway states that there is a “shuttle” available. However, the staff said that it had not been offered for quite some time. Their brochure and website states that they offer a “state of the art fitness center.” However, literally half of the equipment is broken. Their brochure states that they offer “spotless laundry facilities.” When I was there, the washers were filthy on the tops and around the door hinges. The floor was also dirty and scattered with debris. The washers are top load with a small capacity.

Dream Lake? Should be renamed Nightmare Lake!

As previous reviewers noted, the number one problem is the owner’s attitudes, have never seen anyone treat their customers so poorly. Customer service lesson number one, your customers are your paycheck!

The facilities are old and tired looking. The video game room is nonexistant. The bathroom facilities are atrocious. The  food service is poor. The Mini Golf is a  joke and they have the nerve to charge for it! The “Lake” is full of weeds, snapping turtles and leeches…check your kids carefully if you let them swim there. The playground consists of two rusty old swings, a dangerous jungle gym and an airplane that they put away on busy weekeds so it doesn’t get broken.

Activities are practically non-existant unless you count Bingo on Friday ($1.00 per game) and crafts for kids ($2.00 Charge Applies) That is a common theme…nearly everything comes at an extra charge, pedal carts, paddle boats, mini golf, your kids camping with you…extra fee!

There were no changes being made at this campground… at least none for the improvement. They did mention that this campground recently became a KOA in the past two years, doubtful it will remain a KOA unless some significant improvements are made! The only KOA in NYS that does not have a pool or any other amenities and has the nerve to be charging some of the highest rates in the area.

Rush-No-More RV RV Resort and Campground is the perfect name for this beautiful, peaceful, quiet campground located 20 miles west of Rapid City, South Dakota.

At one mile off Interstate 90, exit 37 one would never know it – it is so peaceful. The sites are spacious and the full hookups are easily accessible. Some sites are more secluded and there are even a few with paved patio areas and a hot-tub!

The grounds are very clean and neat, as is the pool, laundry and the cabins. This would be a great place to stay whether for one day or one week. We stayed one week and felt at home from the time we arrived. The owner was very accomadating, giving us a ride around the campground to make sure we were satisfied with our site location.

The drive we had to the various tourist attractions in this area was well worth it to be able to come home each nite to such a beautiful place.

We camped at Lehman’s RV Resort this Labor Day Weekend and had a great time!

This is a nice friendly park, and the owners could not have been nicer. It rained but we were not flooded. The grounds were clean, neat and quiet. We will positively go back. We camped in a 35 ft motor home. Had full hook up and not only did they lead us to our site they made sure our hook ups were in line to where we could hook up easily without our getting out of the motor home.

They also had a great pancake breakfast!

B.J.’s is a beautiful little campground with grassy sites, picnic tables and patios. They have very long pull throughs and squeeky clean bathrooms. They are nice people! The campground is very quiet!

We had a great experience!

Spent two nights is this little oasis in the desert and really enjoyed the park.

Washington State Parks are always clean and neat and this one was no exception. Space 5, the one we chose was level but difficult to get into because the garbage cans were just opposite, but we made it. Be sure to get reservations because it is full during the summers and check out the sites carefully as few are level-level and some are really slopped.

While we were there signs indicated the lake water had an algae that was lethal to livestock and pets so no one was swimming, but we were told the fishing was fine.

Sleepy Hollow RV Park is a great little campground, and reasonably priced.

The campground and facilities are very clean and they have up to date restrooms and showers. The staff is very friendly. All of their 54 RV sites are pull thrus with 20/30 amp and some 20/30/50 amp. They also have a choice of water and electric with a dump station or full hookup sites with cable TV. The campground also has free Wi-Fi. They have 40 tent sites and a heated swimming pool too.

Sleepy Hollow is located just one block from the world famous Wall Drug. The City of Wall, The Window to the West, is also at the west entrance of the Badlands National Park Loop and bordering the Buffalo Gap National Grasslands. Mount Rushmore and Sturgis are about an hour drive.

Elkhart Service and Collision Campground has approximately 30 sites on gravel, 50 amp, 30 amp, with water and sewer.

If you are having work done on your RV at their business, camping is free, otherwise it is $20 per night. This campground is very convienent to touring Heritage Trail and the Indiana Amish country.

We stayed here in a 40 ft diesel pusher in August, 2011.

Upon arriving at Alpine Lake Resort, the posted photos match what they have on their website. When we arrived at our site the campers in the surrounding area told me that they had “shoe horns” to help us into our site. They were NOT kidding.

A nice site right on the water… but… not meant for a rig of our size. The roads and sites on our side of the campground were tight and narrow and attention was a must at all times when coming and going. You could tell who camped regularly and who never did by the way they “flew” thru the campground roads.

Activities were not an everyday occurance and the extra charge for children was a cause for questioning. The arcade was only open if the vendor felt like opening it up. The facilities at the campground were in need of updating, one bath house near the pool did not even have bulbs in it.

The staff were all nice and friendly. We came here the end of July, beginning of August 2011

This is a wonderful facility! We live full time in our RV and have seen a wide variety of parks. Grizzy RV park is by far the best we have stayed in to date. We stayed for 10 days in a standard back-in site and 10 days in a premium pull through site.

I recommend the premium site if it’s available. They run sprinklers at night for the grass which keeps things very lush, but it also made it a bit wet when walking to the rear of our trailer (we have a rear outside kitchen). The premium site has a larger picnic table pad, as well as a sidewalk to the front of the site.

Amenities we liked above the normal:

• Paved roads in the park, great for bikes and scooters
• Nice playground for the kids
• Conference room with free coffee in the morning
• 4 Bathrooms throughout the park with Laundry in each one.
• All newer facilities. This is a fairly new park.
• Dryers run for 10 minutes for $.25, which is nice, you can pick however, long you want and if you don’t get right back still add 10 minutes.

As other reviews mentioned on this site, the mosquitoes are crazy, but talking with people around town, this is not normal at all. They don’t normally have mosquitoes by July.