This is a very well-organized park on a hill far above the interstate (you can hear it, but it sounds far away). The sites are level and everything is nicely maintained. This is not a truly charming site but it has trees and grass and it is convenient to most things in the Allentown/Bethlehem area. Usual hook-ups and everything works well. Very clean and easy to find/access.

Although this park did not open officially until the weekend, the owners were kind enough to let us stay for one night 2 days early. The Berkshires can be chilly in late April! This is a straightforward campground, lots of grass with the usual hook-ups along a nice stream. There is a lot to see and do nearby. The campground has a good store. The parking spots are on grass so they aren't completely level. There are lots of seasonal trailers and 5th wheels which seem to stay in place, because many of them have porches and other amenities added on. These are neatly kept. The people who run the place are helpful.

This is an excellent park for an overnight stay. It is set on a nice piece of rolling land 5 miles from I-81, adjacent to another major highway. (yes, there is some road noise, but not bad). It is as well-organized as a military operation. There is good signage, helpful kids check you in, and someone drives a golf cart to your site to show you where to go and how to hook up. There is a medium-sized RV store that sells most of the basics. The park is not beautiful, but it is extremely well-maintained and there is a lot of grass (good for dogs) and lovely seasonal flowerbeds. When we were here, it was not crowded, but there were quite a few deluxe RVs stopping for a night or 2. My only complaint about Candy Hill is that the cable is basic and does not work well.

Loved this campground but had a couple of gripes. The bad: we were a day late arriving because we had RV problems and they would not credit us for the lost deposit - this was just ridiculous. So we paid for 3 days instead of the 2 we were there. Also, they are in the process of upgrading some of their facilities. Ffor example, the laundry has 2 ancient washers and one was broken. BUT here are the good things: the park has a lot of charm. There are lots of bushes and trees and the multilevel layout gives each site a private feeling. The nice stream has several hand-made wooden bridges crossing it lined with LED lights. There is a fishing pond. Good areas for dog walking or for kids to run around. Hook-ups are so-so. Water pressure was really poor. This area has a lot to offer and there are many hikes and activities close by. I would stay here again.

This campground has the worst access roads imaginable - narrow, steep, and incredibly rutted. Other than that it is an attractive campground spread out along a stream with the sites located in clusters so it doesn't feel crowded. There are several different levels because of the hilly topography. Usual amenities. The Wi-Fi signal does not work well but that seems to be the norm at campgrounds. Great campground for dogs with ample room for walking, running and playing.

This is our second time staying in this excellent city-owned campground. The worst thing about it is that it is hard to find. It has the usual amenities but is not fancy. The grounds are lovely and there is a huge waterfall and a large creek to admire. There is a fabulous one and a half mile long gravel trail along the creek that begins in the campground and then runs along the creek. The trail is used by walkers, joggers, and bikes. Usual hook-ups, not always in the perfect location but good enough. Lots of trees.

It is hard to imagine a better campground than this one. The staff is large, helpful, and efficient. Everything works, although the Tengo Wi-Fi process is annoying. The campground is lovely, with grassy acreage for kids to play and dogs to walk. (BTW - there are breed restrictions here so inquire before bringing your dog). Awesome saloon at the campground with a full bar, indoor-outdoor seating, and weekend karaoke! Lots of really upscale RVs to inspect. 2 pools, lots of indoor space for events, and a really pathetic workout area. Really an enjoyable place to stay, whether overnight or for a month.

This convenient KOA makes the most of what it can offer. Not much shade - there are few trees in this desolate part of Texas. But there is some grass and the place is immaculately maintained. There is a cute little pond and there are 2 small fenced dog runs. There is a small cafe on site that serves breakfast and dinner (limited menu). Very easy interstate access. Fine for an overnight stay.

This is a very odd campground. For GPS purposes, note that it is in Bosque and not Bernardo. No cable. No grass but they have manged to grow some good-sized trees with drip irrigation. This is a very dusty part of the country. The interstate is very close and might bother some people. There are quite a few full-time residents who seem to be working in the area although it is hard to imagine what they are doing. The wi-fi does not work well. The barking dogs complained about in prior reviews are still barking but you don't have to stay near them. Kiva RV park is ok for a stopover - there are few RV parks in this area and this one is trying to be pleasant despite the dust and noise.

Meteor Crater RV park is owned and managed by the same people who own the meteor crater site down the road. The RV park is a much better deal! (speaking in dollars) The park is immaculate and in addition to being clean there is an unusually high level of security - real fences with gates and a security patrol. It is just off the freeway but not noisy. There are large trees and even some grass for areas like the children's play area. This is a lovely overnight stay in the middle of nowhere. No cable. People who work here are welcoming and helpful.

This campground is incredibly convenient to Zion NP, and to everything else in Springdale. It shares the same awesome views of the surrounding sandstone cliffs as every other location in this area. Other than the above, it is mediocre. The reservations process is terrible and the front desk people can be helpful - or not. The Wi-Fi does not work 75% of the time. The garbage dumpsters are overflowing and sit with no lids right in the middle of the campground. Most of the night lighting does not work. I have never seen a maintenance person maintaining anything in the 4 days we have been here. The sites are close and there are plenty of kids and pets. OTOH the sites are mostly level, the hook-ups work fine, and the campground is amazingly convenient. Oh, I said that. Stay here if you will be spending most of your time in Zion.

Location, location, location - Ruby's is a mile from the entrance to Bryce Canyon N.P., one of the most amazing places in the US. Most of the complaints about Ruby's say how commercial it is and it is very commercial but everything works - good Wi-Fi, new cable in the rear area only, well-maintained. Staff is nice. Probably not as pleasant when it is full, but when it is only half-full Ruby's is fine. Other area campgrounds are both cheaper and prettier but for convenience Ruby's is tops. Car rental right across the street, gas stations, RV/truck wash, grocery.

Nondescript KOA in the middle of nowhere. Perfectly OK for a night. Level gravel sites, good cable and Wi-Fi. Owners are trying to grow grass and trees and place definitely looks better than the competition. Right across the street from the John Wesley Powell river museum, which is worth visiting. Good film and lots of exhibits on the Utah/Colorado river systems.

Loved this park. Only about 10% full on a chilly day in October so if felt like having a huge beautiful park to ourselves. 2 lakes, boating, fishing. Good hiking paths and gravel roads for walks/jogs. Really a special place although I can imagine it might be overrun on a summer weekend. Only a limited number of electric hook-ups so make a reservation. There is a second campground with no hook-ups.

Pretty park along the Animas River about 15 minutes from downtown Durango. The park itself is well-organized but the spaces are close. They get premium rates for the lovely riverfront spots and so they really line up the RVs. Spaces are level on gravel and everything works. They charge $5 extra per dog. The people in the office are nice and able to offer lots of useful information about the area. The park is very clean. All in all, a slightly pricey but truly pleasant place for a stay.

This is a mediocre stop-over at best. The owners are nice people but the place is a big gravel parking lot (yes, it is level) with hook-ups. There are no trees here but there are no trees in most of western Kansas. What there are way too many of is burrs and thorns that will get in your clothes and shoes and the paws of your dogs. I have never been in any campground where my dogs could not take a walk. The Wi-Fi does not work well. Cable works OK and water/sewer/electric are all fine. Some of the people staying here are not people you would want as neighbors, and there is no one policing them or their free-roaming dogs. I would not stay here again.

This is a good campground for an overnight stay. It is only 2 miles from I-70 and easy to find. Don't expect charm - this is a functional place. Very well-kept and clean, with level gravel pads. There is free fishing in the adjacent weedy lake. Several permanent mobile home parks are next door. There are no kids and fewer pets than usual in this park.

One of the nicest campgrounds I have ever stayed in. Clean, attractive (flowers everywhere),well-planned and well-organized. Lots of amenities such as a dog park (with dog agility equipment), cafe with real food plus treats like ice cream, gym (not a very good one), etc. Also many organized activities for families. The negative about this excellent KOA is the location - it is miles from a major highway. It takes a long time to get here and it is hard to find.

This is a gem of a park, located on the Mohawk river. Every camp site is shaded by beautiful old trees. This is not a park with a lot of features like swimming pools or movie night, just a lovely peaceful place to stay. The people camped for the season were mostly retirees with nice rigs and some had even planted flowers. Just a pleasant place for an overnight or a month.

For an overnight stop, this is a perfect little gem. It is very close to the interstate and to Champaign. There is not much to do unless you like to fish, because the whole campground is built around a small pond. Very pretty. No swimming. Lots of big shade trees, immaculately clean, picnic table and fire rings. This would not be a great spot with kids, but for adults who want a quiet pleasant evening with a lovely view in the middle of the corn fields this is the place.

The owner of this park is very nice and helpful and committed to maintaining/improving his campground. We were there for one night on Memorial Day weekend and it was a mob scene, but that's probably true of most RV parks over a holiday weekend. Many, many kids and dogs. But the campground itself is pleasant and has level shady spots with picnic tables. Close to all the Lincoln attractions.

Wanderlust is a special RV park. Very neat and clean, well organized, nice lay-out with small groups so you don't feel as if you are in a huge parking lot. Usual amenities. Lots of shade. Lots to do in the area. Park is on a trolley line so you can easily get into town. The hikes in nearby Hobbs state park are pleasant . The Turpentine Creek animal sanctuary a must-see in the area. This is an excellent stop for a short or long stay.

Very pleasant, convenient RV park, right by I-20. Some traffic noise but not bad. Lots of permanent residents in rear; front is about half transient and half permanent. Two fenced dog yards; pretty good workout room; nice, helpful people. Grounds are well-maintained, and there are picnic tables at each space. They sell some RV supplies and propane. Good stop!

Perfectly fine, pleasant park. Usual amenities. Very nice people guide you to your site. Well-maintained but nothing exciting. Very convenient to I-40.