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.
From the moment we entered the park we noticed a very clean, well landscaped property. There was plenty of grass and shade trees throughout the park, and neatly manicured shrubs between each site. We’ve got a fairly large RV with tow but access into our pull-thru site was a breeze.
We visited the Skowhegan/Canaan KOA last summer for 15 nights. This is one of, if not the best campground we have ever stayed at. This is not a booming area but enough to keep you busy. You can do day trips to the coast, etc and explore the many area towns and parks.
Hermit Island Campground is the best place for people who are looking to camp right on the ocean. There are plenty of campsites, which are set in the dunes by the beaches, on the buffs with ocean views, or in the peaceful forest.
This is a small, but cute RV park located along US Highway 101. Although there is a barrier fence, you will hear some road noise during the quiet hours of the late evening. The road noise doesn’t bother me, but may be an issue for someone else.
This KOA was a great overnight stop while traveling through the area! It’s located right off Interstate 79, exit 67 in Sutton, West Virginia. For the price, it’s one of the best campground values in the area.
This campground is made for families! Our annual summer trip to Maine often includes camping at Bayley’s Resort.
This is a lovely campground! The facilities are clean and the property is well maintained. We camped here in our brand new fifth-wheel last weekend.