Williston Crossings RV Resort – Williston, FL

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September 28, 2021

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We have been staying a this great RV Resort for the past few months. Williston Crossings RV resort is a relatively new park opened only about 10-12 years ago and offers many things for the RV’er. The property is well maintained with beautiful landscaping throughout. The streets are well lit too.

They have an absolutely beautiful Clubhouse, an equally nice pavilion and a great little campstore.

There is a lot to see in the nearby community. This campground has great ownership and a wonderful community atmosphere and is a must stop when you are in Central Florida.

We rate Williston Crossings RV resort 5 stars!

Turtle Rock RV Resort – Gold Beach, OR

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T2Tone

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September 27, 2021

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I’m a relatively new RV person so prior to setting out on my adventure I drove the Oregon Coast in my car so that I could make a quick survey of the various parks located between New Port, Oregon and Sacramento California.

I stopped and inspected every RV park I encountered with any potential, I was looking for the size motor coach the park could accommodate, (I have a 40′ coach). electrical hook ups, bathrooms club house management and over all desirability.

At Turtle Rock RV Resort, you’re nestled between the Pacific Ocean and the Forest and a River, you feel as though your miles from the town of Gold Beach but it’s a two-minute drive. You’re escorted to your space and advised on the hook up procedure and assisted if needed, the resorts facilities laundry and bathrooms are clean and well kept. Staff are friendly and helpful.

Turtle Rock, Turtle Rock hands down Turtle Rock is my RV Park Of Choice. Price, physical size, accommodations and natural beauty Turtle Rock.

Juno Ocean Walk RV Resort – Juno Beach, FL

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FloridaBounder

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September 16, 2021

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Juno Ocean Walk RV Resort is located right off of highway 1A and between Indiantown Road and Donald Ross Boulevard. This is about 4 miles east of I-95 and about an hour north of I-75.

They have a great staff and a lovely park with a few pull thrus and mostly back-ins. The campground has mostly year round or seasonal mobile homes with maybe 2 dozen sites for transients.

The sites are concrete and have a picnic table. There is free wi-fi and full cable tv. Great water pressure and voltage too. They also have a large pool with 2 air conditioned bath houses.

The campground is within walking distance to the beach and a nice shopping center with restaurants, deli, and grocery store. a gas station is on the corner and has the lowest price in the area.

We are here in July and the rates were quite reasonable per night. Weekly prices are available too. Woodalls has this with a high rating and I agree. This resort is a definite winner for this area. We will be back again.

Indian Creek RV Park – Gold Beach, OR

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GingerS

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September 15, 2021

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Indian Creek RV Park is a great resort! It’s located in Gold Beach, Oregon, where the Rogue River meets the Pacific Ocean.

The campground has 90 RV hookups and a separate area of 26 sites for tent camping. Indian Creek borders the campground, and it’s only steps from the Rogue River and, if you were not aware, the famous Rogue River is home to world class fishing!

The campground has a friendly staff on site. The restrooms and showers are clean and well maintained.

Rates were $25 to $35 per night. I recommend it!

Sugar Sands RV Resort – Gulf Shores, AL

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Carrie Baudier

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September 12, 2021

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Sugar Sands RV Resort is a beautiful, clean, well maintained resort with great amenities.

The campground features 82 sites including 5 stylish Tiny Homes for rent. All sites have full hookups, including 30/50 amp power, water/sewer, a picnic table, and WiFi! Each site is a well maintained, spacious 22? x 60? concrete pad to accommodate even the largest RVs. The resort has beautiful, lush landscaping.

There is a great pool, splash pad, fitness center, large clubhouse and a pond for fishing. The washhouse has laundry facilities and very clean bathrooms/showers. There are also 5 cute tiny homes for rent on site that sleep up to 4 people.

It’s only 5 minutes from the Wharf, 10 minutes from OWA Family Entertainment and 15 minutes to the beach, with plenty of shopping and restaurants nearby.

Arizona Village Mobile Home & RV Park – Casa Grande, AZ

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Deter21

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September 10, 2021

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We don’t normally stay in parks that are both RV and Mobile Home parks. But while in Casa Grande we drove past this place and poked our heads in to check it out for a return visit. We stayed for about a week this year, and let me say Arizona Village (formerly Cottonwood Cove RV Park) has changed our minds! We loved it!

The sites are huge (they’re designed for a mobile home, so an RV is no problem!) with wide, long patios on one side and a separate driveway on the other. The streets are also very wide and it was no problem getting our 43′ coach (with tag) in or out of the space.

The pool area was beautiful, the park managers (on site) were very nice, and the park is full of large shade trees and mature plantings. How often do you get to stay in the desert in a space in the shade?

You can see more at their website: http://azvillage.com/

Paradise Park Resort Campground – Old Orchard Beach, ME

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Joe

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September 9, 2021

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Paradise Park Resout is friendly, clean, and close to the beach.

This was my first time camping and I loved it. This campground was just down the street from Old Orchard Beach and the center of town. It’s off the beaten path which was nice. The resort has friendly and helpful workers, and it is very clean.

We pitched a tent but there were many trailers and RV’s at this campground. I highly recommend Paradise Park Resort!

Windrock Park Campground – Oliver Springs, TN

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KoKo55

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September 7, 2021

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Campground and RV Park Reviews | RVBuddy.com

Windrock Park Campground is the place to ride quads, dirt-bikes, or jeeps. The trails are fantastic, I hear it’s like 70,000 acres of property with hundreds of miles of trails. We stayed at Windrock Campground for 3 days and had a fantastic time.

The people there were great, The employees are the best! They keep things quiet and I can see that they won’t put up with any crap from crazy-type people that are sometimes in ATV campgrounds we’ve stayed at. I was glad of that cause I’m a light sleeper, but we didn’t get woke up a single time there.

This place is not a KOA, but it’s very very clean. They have a great bathhouse with hot showers, and the kids loved the campfires – we had smores every night. I will definitely stay here again. Next time we’re staying a week!

Hartwick Highlands Campground – Milford, NY

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Melissa Diederiks

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August 21, 2021

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Hartwick Highlands Campground | RVBuddy.com

Hartwick Highlands is a gem of a campground! It has the cleanest facilities we’ve seen during our travels and the front desk manager (Jennifer) is absolutely fantastic — gracious, friendly, accommodating and extremely helpful.

The location is very close to Cooperstown, so we spent a perfect three days and two nights at Hartwick Highlands Campground and were able to see so much of what the gorgeous area has to offer.

We were assigned a site in the lower level area (section “F”) which is so peacefully quiet with very generous space between sites.

They have everything you want or need here — heated pool, camp store, propane, firewood, laundry, dog park, playground for the kids and outdoor game areas for everyone.

We will take any opportunity to go back to this campground when traveling through eastern NY state. Jennifer and the Hartwick Highland team make you want to relax and stay awhile! (And make sure to stop by the office and ask about their youth baseball tournament pins — they have an awesome collection with some incredible stories!)

Dakota Ridge RV Park – Golden, CO

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Robert Luhrs

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August 15, 2021

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This is not going to be a good review for Dakota Ridge Campground…

I booked a 2 night stay in March of this year for 2 nights in July. We arrived early and were charged $25.00 fee for being early (my bad). I was escorted to a site that was never designed for a 33 foot travel trailer. By that time the escort had vanished.

The site was on a slope and the rear of my trailer hung out over a slanting 30 ft drop off. I was not able to level the trailer and used ever 3X3 and block I had plus extended the rear jacks to the maximum.

The staff told us no refunds and the Park was not liable for and damages. We elected to leave the Park never to return.