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Meskwaki RV Park

Tama, Iowa

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others have said, excellent sites, good electricity. But, do not bother making a reservation. There is no system in place to actually reserve a spot for you. When I called ahead about late arrival, I was told to just pick a spot then go to hotel to register. No spot was saved for me.

     

Sunny Acres RV Park (55+ park)

Las Cruces, New Mexico

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Good place to stay. Sites fairly roomy, good hookups, and level. Despite being in town it was fairly quiet.

     

Rose Valley RV Ranch

Silver City, New Mexico

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This is a great place. Nice sites, good privacy, well kept. Water was good, electricity plenty of power. Despite being only a block from town, it was extremely quiet.

     

MacMillen RV Park

Fort Davis, Texas

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As others have said, not deluxe, not KOA, just a good basic campground. Nice big, level sites. Close to town, but not too close. Very quiet. Oddly enough there was no train. I thought all campgrounds were required to have a train. We'd definitely stay here again.

     

Hot Springs National Park KOA

Hot Springs, Arkansas

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Well managed, clean park. The cable TV even works with clean, strong signal.

     

Springfield KOA

Springfield, Illinois

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Hard to get to at night due to narrow roads, but worth the trip. This was by far the quietest campground we've ever been in. No trains, no Planes, no Freeway noise. Almost spooky quiet. Nice lady runs the place. We may go back just for the peace and quiet.

     

Branson Lakeside RV Park

Branson, Missouri

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A fairly nice park, but there are problems. We paid for the "Premium" site on the water. That was a mistake. First - these sites are fairly narrow and use the alternating direction parking so our door and our neighbor's door faced each other. Our awnings were about six inches apart. Second - they forgot to mention that the road between the front row and the lake is public access to fishing. So there was always someone near us fishing. At night, cars would roar down that road at 40+. And, of course, on the morning we were leaving, someone parked right in the way so it was difficult to get out of our spot with toad attached. Location is good, price is right, but if you go here, avoid the front row.

     

Sioux City North KOA

North Sioux City, South Dakota

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As others have said, this park is pretty cramped. We asked for a pull thru with motorhome towing. Site not long enough with car hooked up so had to hook up at entrance. Streets are very narrow so tough getting even our 30 foot motorhome out of the site without the car. Very close to the Interstate and noisy when you don't have to run AC. Otherwise, clean and well managed.

     

Atlanta Marietta Campground

Marietta, Georgia

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As others have mentioned, it's tight and the speed bumps are atrocious. Most of them are all scraped and grooved from vehicles dragging their undercarriages. Even more scary, however, is that the water faucet outlets are about six inches away from the sewer outlet, actually right above it. Can't see how you can hook up without touching the water outlet with your sewer hose. To make matters worse, my site and the one adjacent had what appeared to be massive sewage dumps for about 4 feet around the sewer pipe. Probably there was a backup with resulting overflow. No one had done anything about cleaning up the toilet paper and other stuff all around the pipe. Needless to say, we didn't hook up our water hose. This is a significant health hazard.

     

Farr Park Campground & Horse Activity Center

Baton Rouge, Louisiana

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We really enjoyed this park. Nice wide sites - good electricity - good water without stinky after smell. No sewer hookup, of course, but just fine for a few nights stay. Quiet too.

     

Ameristar Vicksburg RV Park

Vicksburg, Mississippi

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Ditto to previous posts. Convenient but kind of hard to maneuver in. Pull throughs are tight pulling car with motorhome. And, like everyone else said, sites range from not-very-level to really-not-level. After two tries, we found one that only required three Lynx blocks under each wheel. Hint, if in a motor home, pull in backwards with your fronts down hill, then the two wheels will require only half as many blocks as doing it with the rears.

     

Holiday RV Park

College Station, Texas

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Really nice place. Desk person was very helpful and found us a pull through at the last minute. Nice paved roads and sites. Sites are actually level, too. Enjoyed our two night stay.

     

Meyer's Landing

Lake Arthur, Louisiana

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Great campground! Not elegant, just down home friendly. Sewer, water and electricity work fine. Great sunrises, quiet. Loved it!

     

Oak Forest RV Park

Austin, Texas

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One of the nicest places we have ever stayed, regardless of price, including Disney World at $80. Paved sites and roads, friendly staff, convenient location, and quiet. What more could we ask?

     

Happy Hills Family Campground

Hancock, Maryland

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Nice clean campground. Room sites, but not necessarily level. Only problem we had was pool (in mid August) closed at 6pm. Grandchildren were disappointed - especially since the pool was very nice and exceptionally large for a campground. We would, however, stay here again.