La Mesa RV Park, Cortez, Colorado

Date of Stay: October, 2018 - $39.00
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EZ access, level pull-thru park is nicely shaded while the deciduous trees have leaves, gravel sites, long enough for our 55' w/dinghy. Sites are wider than most sardine parks --about 20'. Call ahead as we took the last pull-thu at 2p the night we stayed. Some back-ins were still available. The staff were nice. The pics here by others are accurate. Cons: Rather pricey considering they told us 15% discount for vet; so calculate $45 w/0 discount .. and they wanted cash or check for the discount. We camped at La Mesa RV Park in a Motorhome.

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Bottle Creek Campground, Encampment, Wyoming

Date of Stay: August, 2018 - $5.00
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$5 with senior pass, pit toilets and firepits are the amenities. Three or four sites are long enough for 40' rigs; sites are a bit sloped, but doable. There is one pull-thru, most are back-in. If you enjoy quiet (hwy 70 is near but not noisy) and boondocking, this is for you; we had the campground to ourselves. We camped at Bottle Creek Campground in a Motorhome.

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Lavaland RV Park, Grants, New Mexico

Date of Stay: May, 2018 - $28.00
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Fine for a quick overnight next to I40 (noise not a problem) or visiting the area for a few days, typical 'pack' park with mostly level gravel sites, some shade, good wifi, several pull-thrus - JUST long enough for us (40' +toad). I should've asked few more questions (like cost & 50 vs 30 amp) upfront, THEN asked which discounts they offer. No veteran discount, & several parks in area are a bit less expensive when I researched via 'net . We were given just 30; OK because temps were only 75. We camped at Lavaland RV Park in a Motorhome.

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Cochiti Lake COE , Pena Blanca, New Mexico

Date of Stay: May, 2018 - $10.00
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Pro: senior passes accepted. Convenient stop on our annual sojourn North. Juniper loop has water & electric on inside loop, outside loop is only E. Some sites will require 75' water hose. Even Google 3D doesn't do justice to the hilly terrain. We are literally backed into the hillside - check site length before reserving (great for wind protection and privacy). Tables & Grills are up/down steps at most sites in Juniper Loop, this loop is farthest from lake. Cons: Restrooms in our loop were closed. Asphalt pads are narrow making exits from the rig somewhat treacherous depending on site. Stone Kiva Restaurant at the nearby golf course is has good food, simple choices, otherwise bring your eats with you or trek 20 miles to Santa Fe or Albuquerque. Note to self: Golf course looks fun and is reasonably priced (~$50 inc cart/18 holes). We camped at Cochiti Lake COE in a Motorhome.

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Nugget RV Park, St. Regis, Montana

Date of Stay: August, 2012 - $37.00
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Don't forget they have a pool also. I ditto other reviewers. We traveled farther than we'd planned this day so we did an 'einy meiny miny mo' when we got to St Regis. So after we are here I'm reading reviews. No, you can't see it from I-90; what a lovely area with walking paths, bark park, and friendly staff. Wi-Fi works well (4 connections popped up for me). Owners have put much work and pride into the well-organized level sites and still maintain a semblance of the original contour of the area. Take your 'pups' to say HI to 'ol digger: that damn dog.' We camped at Nugget RV Park in a Motorhome.

Spring Creek Campground and Trout Ranch, Big Timber, Montana

Date of Stay: August, 2012 - $37.00
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Quiet, lovely with trees, agreeable hosts. Approx 2 miles S of town, narrow cattleguarded entry. I considered it too pricey with no sewer, plus it was $3 more than their website advertised. We had a grassy pull-through site, not level (we needed to pull our front tires off ground to level our 40'). Some 'river sites' are just gravel parking-lot type sites, a couple of MH were pulled in facing river so to make common-companion area between two friends traveling together. If you take Left on 4th Ave (off Business I-90 coming from East), then another Left at McLeod St (you're heading South) you don't have such a tight narrow turn on McLeod 'right downtown. Downtown is about 2 blocks! I agree that BT is a 'tired' town but the Grand Hotel is a destination dinner establishment for us. We camped at Spring Creek Campground and Trout Ranch in a Motorhome.

Massacre Rocks State Park, American Falls, Idaho

Date of Stay: May, 2012 - $12.00
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What a lovely State Park! I hate to 'advertise' this quiet, peaceful park near I-86 as I'd like to 'keep it for myself.' This park does honor SR passes (1/2 price) on weekdays. The Snake River here is navigable with motorboats and kayaks; lots of hiking trails and history. Definitely worth a night or a week's stay. We camped at Massacre Rocks State Park in a Motorhome.

Las Vegas RV Resort , Las Vegas, Nevada

Date of Stay: May, 2012 - $29.00
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Park is neat and has some vegetation and trees, so it is more than a parking lot. Convenient access to I-15 and strip, hence my higher rating. We didn't use spa, pool, showers, or laundry but they were clean. Pet areas need improvement - they are tiny; only one ice machine; need more trash containers; need to install cable TV. Yes, there are some long-term residents, but their places are neat. Compared to other LV RV parking-lot style spaces, both this RV & the 'other RV' just to the South are better and bigger and better values. We camped at Las Vegas RV Resort in a Motorhome.

Nehalem Bay State Park, Nehalem, Oregon

Date of Stay: September, 2010 - $24.00
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Another beautiful SP on the Northwest Coast of OR. Just 5-7 minutes over a dune to ocean, and 10 minutes via paved bike/hike trail to Nehalem Bay, from which large crabs were pulled while we were there (need a boat though)! Lots of Shore pines, and huckleberries, blackberries for your picking pleasure. Hiking/biking abound here. Manzanita is a quaint little village. We camped at Nehalem Bay State Park in a Motorhome.

Cape Lookout State Park, Tillamook, Oregon

Date of Stay: September, 2010 - $24.00
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Best thing about this SP: it's just a 3 minute walk to ocean. FHU are too few so we had to move sites during our stay to a primitive site; next time we'll choose a primitive site in the long loop (A&B) parallel to beach for more room. VZ card for internet worked fine. Oh, with a big rig go THROUGH Tillamook toward Netarts (there is a cut-off just before Netarts proper). The 101 South to the Sand Lake Road (like google directed) is narrow, windy and dippy: very hard on nerves and rig. We camped at Cape Lookout State Park in a Motorhome.

Emigrant Springs, La Grande, Oregon

Date of Stay: September, 2010 - $22.00
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Several sites are maximum 47' so 'yes' to Big Rigs (we are 38' + toad). We did unhook at check-in, but we've seen other rigs drive through w/dinghy. Nice and shady when hot, in cooler weather stay the night at the bottom of Blue Mountains, just South on I-84 at Hilgard SP (primitive but right off I-84 also. When I consider the private parks, I do not consider this a tight maneuver. Immaculate RR and showers; yes, there is traffic noise, but lots of Oregon SP are on Interstates. At least they offer camping. My home state, WY, should take lessons in RV tourism. We camped at Emigrant Springs in a Motorhome.

Elephant Butte Lake State Park, Lions Beach Campground, Elephant Butte, New Mexico

Date of Stay: October, 2008 - $14.00
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I agree w/other reviews, we stayed in Lion's Cove A64; camp host was VERY pleasant to us. If you're unfamiliar w/camping area, I'd sure get here in daylight .. big rigs stay on pavement as sand is soft, and many 'roads' and/or 'loops.' Pads are mostly level but sloped (some steeply) to back-in. Grand views, quail, coyotes, bunnies and we had night-time quiet too. We camped at Elephant Butte Lake State Park, Lions Beach Campground in a Motorhome.

Supply Park COE, Fort Supply, Oklahoma

Date of Stay: October, 2008 - $9.00
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$9 (w/62+ pass)..best park ever; part of park closes Oct 1. Most all loops have lake view, year round loop has waterfront, no sewer but dump at COE office on top of the hill. I don't rate *10 often, but this is THE park. Covered tables, fire pit, separate grill + cook table (neat feature), only downside: some sites aren't level enough for us 40'-MoHo's w/o taking a tire off ground. Big 5ths OK since axles are together. Peak season probably needs reservations. We'll be back and stay longer here! We camped at Supply Park COE in a Motorhome.

Boiling Springs State Park, Woodward, Oklahoma

Date of Stay: September, 2008 - $18.00
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Agree w/last review. About 7-10 miles from anywhere so the PARK is it for entertainment OK for quiet though. Road is paved but narrow getting there w/big rig .. for close-in use Ft Supply COE Park ..its great! We camped at Boiling Springs State Park in a Motorhome.

Hunter Cove COE, Republican City, Nebraska

Date of Stay: September, 2008 - $9.00
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Well, it takes a lot to be a Corp of Engineers park ($9 w/62+pass) and each one is better than the last. Paved access, gravel-level sites for big rigs. Room to roam, lake views (some are on the lake) only few water sites, but many w/ele. Quiet, Week ends a bit busier but still room, Relax and watch! We camped at Hunter Cove COE in a Motorhome.