We stopped at Route 66 Campground to use the public dump facilities… What a nice campground!
It’s located between I-40 and Old Route 66 on a hill which offers a nice view. Shade is at a premium here, but the campground is clean, close to town, and it’s easy to get in and out.
It’s a nice stop if you are ready for a rest from a day of traveling. Will definitely come back for a stay.
Crossroads RV Park is under new management, and couldn’t be better!
My husband and I stayed here last winter, and we had a really fun time. The park is very serene, the people here are very kind, and the nature surrounding the park could not be more beautiful.
We had such a nice vacation, and we are even considering coming here next winter to escape the harsh winter of the East Coast for a few months. Crossroads rocks!
We stopped at Westgate RV Campground on our way back home to Ohio. It was very handy, not far from the interstate (I-75) and located next to plenty of places to eat.
It was a peaceful stay with clean showers and a nice pool. The property seemed well kept and they had full hookups with wifi and were pet friendly as long as they were on a leash.
We will stop here again when traveling through this area.
The Elk Creek Resort in Piedmont, South Dakota is beyond unsatisfactory!
On March 25th we received email confirmation of our reservation for a one-night stay on May 18th. When we arrived in the late afternoon on that day the first thing that happened is that the person in the office was unable, even after several tries, to charge our stay to my Visa. As we were very tired after a long day’s drive I wound up paying cash to move things along.
After parking in our assigned spot, both my partner and I wanted to use the bathroom. I discovered two men’s rooms, one of which was locked, the other being open but out of service and without working lights. I couldn’t see a thing with the door closed. My partner found a similar situation in the Women’s bathrooms: one out of service, the other working but with an adjacent shower section without any working lights. I went back to the office to try to straighten things out and found the person who had been there had left. A note on the door, however, had three phone numbers for guests to use in case of problems. I called the first number and got voicemail. I called the second number and again got voicemail. The third number resulted in some kind of phone company message that I didn’t listen to. We then left.
The next day we called to try to arrange a refund. We were told by whoever answered that they would have to “check with the boss” and that they would call us back. When no call had come by the middle of the next day we called again and were told the same thing — they would check with the boss and get back to use. Again, no return call. We called a third time the following day and were for a third time told the same thing.
We never did receive a return call. Elk Creek Resort is far and away the most poorly managed place I have encountered. In addition, to stiff an unsatisfied customer for a $28 fee shows very poor business judgement.
I will never stay at Cedar Cove RV Park again.
There were dogs allowed to run freely through the park, and multiple people walking thru my campsite in plain view of the main office. In my opinion, the staff was rude including the manager.
Poor customer service.
What a pleasant surprise RV park.
We are well into a lengthy RV trip making a big loop from and back to California. We planned our locations in advance and were only doing a brief 2 night stay in Arco to see Craters of the Moon. This gem of a RV park is a delight with nice wide spaces that are level and friendly with full hookups. The owners and staff are very friendly, Ron and Phyllis were wonderful.
Now for the big surprise… they have that rare Cafe on site, and although a very brief menu of choices… the food was delightful. They highlight the smoked “baby backs”, and they were amazing fall off the bone delicious, and nice large portions. Some of the best, better than mine at home.
We strongly urge any travelers to overnight or longer and please spoil yourself at their tiny cafe.
Columbia Riverfront RV Park is absolutely the most exquisite campground we’ve ever stayed at.
The rates for the park are incredible. All of the sites have views of the river and the traffic on it. It’s interesting to watch the freight traffic on the water. The hosts were very nice and helpful.
The park is immaculate and well kept and the sites are well maintained.
Anaheim Harbor RV Park is a small but decent campground about 1/2 mile north of Disneyland. The shuttles or city bus stops right in front. There is also a nice family restaurant right next door.
About 1/2 of park camp sites appear to be long term types. All the sites are blacktop and can accommodate 40-foot RVs plus tip-outs. They have Full hook-ups, plus 30 & 50 AMP service. Amenities include a heated swimming pool, playground, a large new laundry room, newly constructed bathrooms, Free wireless internet access, Free cable TV hook-ups, a Mini Market, a five hole putting green, and a video arcade.
The staff is very helpful and will arrange a rental car if need be. There are also great views of Disneyland fireworks without leaving the park!
Beatty RV Park is a nice clean overnight facility. The campground is located on Highway 95 between Las Vegas and Reno, in the former mining town of Beatty.
They have a sliding fee scale depending on services needed. $15 for dry camp, $25 for full hookup. On main highway 3 miles north of town.
They are big rig friendly, and have a laundry, recreation room and WiFi. Pets are also welcomed.
We would stay again.
Promontory Park is located on FM 2318 just off of Route 16 in DeLeon Texas. It has clean and well lighted restroom/showers, and spacious sites.
There’s plenty of fishing and swimming. Hookup are 20/30/50 amp, water, and some FH sites. Pets allowed on leash. There is a dump station (no charge for campers).
We visited in the spring time and found beautiful flowers and plenty of wildlife. Rates are $16-$26. This park also offers screen shelters with electricity and ceiling fan for $22 a night. There are 2 discounts available: Senior Pass and Access Pass for disabled.
Reservations can be made at 877-444-6777 or online at recreation.gov
