We love this park. For us, it’s the perfect location… just far enough from the highway to feel remote, but it’s only about 3 miles from Richmond, Indiana.
The park is just off I-70, exit 156 right on the Ohio/Indiana border. Richmond has plenty of restaurants and shopping.
The park is clean and well maintained with lots of nice sites with full hookups. They have a nice heated pool, a small lake with a beach, paddle boats and kayak rentals and a nice little store that stocks all the basics.
There are plenty of activities here too, especially on the weekends. They limit the number of seasonal guests, which is also a plus.
The staff is very nice and willing to answer our questions. We recommend Natural Springs Resort to all our friends!
Scenic Hills is a nice RV park with large, level open gravel sites on a grassy hilltop. It was easy for us to get around, even with our larger rig.
This KOA is located about 18 miles south of Roanoke Rapids and 16 miles north of Rocky Mount, about 1/2 west of I-95 exit 154.
What a beautiful location! The campground is on small lake way up in northeastern Vermont, near the Canadian border. We stayed here for several days last August.
I’m sure this is a great park in the summer. During wintertime (I’m guessing this would be the period of October – March), the park has reduced services.
Harris Beach is a beautiful State Park with a camping area located on a bluff overlooking the Pacific Ocean!
Crown Villa is one of the classiest campgrounds we have ever stayed at. The sites are finished with brick pavers and are very large with plenty of room. The installed landscape lighting really adds a nice touch at night! The staff is extremely friendly. We were escorted directly to our site and they even helped us park.
Midway RV Park is a small, quiet, well maintained campground with a very friendly staff who went out of their way to make our stay as comfortable as possible. The park is centrally located about half-way between Seattle and Portland, and less than a mile off I-5.