El Camino Mobile Home and RV Park – Sacaramento, CA

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July 22, 2021

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I have been looking for a RV park that I could call home when I am in town. I am a wholesale distributor and I like to drive my 5th wheel to the different cities that I service.

At El Camino Mobile Home and RV Park I found the owner and manager both live on site. They showed me the security system they have in place and it is working all of the time. While being showed around the park I had occasion to chat with a couple of tenants. They seemed happy here and gave the owner and managers both good recomendations.

A few other things that I was looking for: Easy freeway access, A large mall just over the freeway, WIFI access and laundry facilities. Park is kept clean and is dog friendly.

The only reason I did not give it 5 stars in my review – I never give anything a perfect score.

Happy Days RV Park – Apache Junction, AZ

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Deter21

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July 20, 2021

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What a great RV park! The park managers are really friendly, very helpful, and they run a tight ship. This park is spotless!

We had a wonderful stay here. The sites are all clean gravel, level, have large concrete patios, full hookups, and they are very wide. There’s plenty of room for large rigs with multiple slide-outs, with space to park your car, and you’ve still got lots of room! No feeling cramped/jammed in here.

I could go on… but it’s easier if you look for yourself. Here’s their website: http://www.happydaysrvpark.com/

Turtle Rock RV Resort – Gold Beach, OR

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Spanky

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July 18, 2021

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We really liked Turtle Rock RV Resort! Even though the RV spaces are gravel they were very level, and very large, lots of grass and space to spread out in.

Our space backed up to the water and we had a great view. There’s a path to Kissing Rock Beach and its an easy walk to get there. The owners and staff were friendly and very helpful. The staff kept the park very clean.

We plan on coming back next summer and staying longer.

Pine Lake RV Park – Fountain, FL

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donni

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July 4, 2021

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Pine Lake RV Park is a very nice campground. If you like peace and quiet you will love this park. It is far enough away from Panama City for the peace but close enough to visit the city.

They have 100 total large RV sites (60×30) The majority are pull-throughs. 30 and 50 amp service, sun-to-shade, dump station, recreation hall, two large pavilions, laundry, restrooms with showers and phone hook-ups at each site. We found the bathrooms and facilities to be very clean and well maintained.

There is also FREE Wi-Fi throughout our campground. Other amenities include: trash pick-up at all sites (if you leave your bags of trash near the roadside between 5am and 8am thhey pick them up), a 3-mile walking trail, and a gymnasium (fully equipped gym offering weight training and aerobics machines). Fishing is available in their privately-stocked 7 acre lake, so no fishing license is required. Deep sea fishing charter trips are just thirty minutes away.

We would definitely stay here again when we are in the area.

Pioneer RV Park – Quincy, CA

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Molly55

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July 4, 2021

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I just stayed at Pioneer RV Park on my way through the area. It was supposed to be just a couple of nights on our way North… but the park was just so wonderful that we decided to extend our stay.

First of all, everything is so neat and clean! The bathrooms were immaculate. The sites are large, level and well-maintained. We had a pull-thru site that was so long we could have parked a train in it! Seriously!

We’ve all stayed at places that are just a business… a way for someone, somewhere, to make a dime. No soul. But the owners really love their park. And it shows. They are the hosts with the most! Friendly. Professional. Knowledgeable.

Spend too long here and you’ll be spoiled… there aren’t many places that compare!

The Travel Camp – Green River, WY

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Ned

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July 4, 2021

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The staff is friendly and helpful at the Travel Camp. Our check in was quick and easy.

The campground has clean bathrooms, showers and laundry. They also have a nice store. The camp sites are easy access. It’s a high desert landscape, with warm days and cool nights. The rates here are reasonable too. This is really a nice park!

Their campstore is stocked with food, fishing tackle, RV accessories, beer, ice and other essentials.

Conveniently located nearby is access to fly fishing on the Green River, and Blue Ribbon Trout Stream that is within a mere 5-minute walking distance. A short drive from the campground is the Wild Horse Loop and the majestic Flaming Gorge Lake. There are picturesque views of the Palisades. The City of Green River is rich in the history of the Union Pacific Railroad, the Lewis and Clark Expedition, and the Powell Expeditions that started here and continued on to the Colorado River and the Grand Canyon.

We stayed here in truck and trailer.

RVacation Campground – Selma, NC

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FloridaBounder

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July 3, 2021

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We stayed at RVacation Campground in June 2021. It was a lovely place. The owners and staff were extremely nice, very friendly, and quite helpful in giving us technical help we needed with our RV.

All the bathrooms and showers were clean and everything worked well… and the WIFI internet connection was great. All the facilities, water, electricity sewage disposal and garbage worked well. Whenever there was a problem it was attended to with speed, efficiency and competence.

I wouldn’t stay here more than a couple of days because there is nothing to do. There are no activities here, but it is quiet and relaxing. There is lots of shade, the sites are large, and most importantly exceptionally clean!

I would recommend this campground. It’s clean, reasonably priced and very conveniently located just off I-95, exit 98 in Selma, North Carolina

Treasure Coast RV Park and Campground – Ft Pierce, FL

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Disney Girl

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July 3, 2021

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We enjoyed our stay at Treasure Coast RV Park and Campground. The park is very clean and and the facilities are well maintained. The management and staff were very friendly.

It’s the only Florida RV park located within one-mile of both Interstate 95 and the Florida Turnpike. The location means easy access and convenience.

The campground is constructed with all concrete pads, 30/50 amp electric on all sites, free wireless Internet, free cable TV, a swimming pool and a hot-tub. Their Clubhouse has a billiard table, and ping pong table. The campground also has a laundry room and showers.

The entire campground is gated for privacy and security, which is really nice!

We only stayed for a few days but I would stay longer next time.

Eagle View RV Resort – Fort McDowell, AZ

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CactusJack

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July 1, 2021

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Eagle View RV Resort is a great park! While you may feel let down if you like a place that has ice cream socials, dances, and BBQs, this is the place to be if you want a quiet, secluded, clean park in beautiful surroundings with great wildlife viewing.

The park is set in the desert right on the Verde River and in the local Indian Reservation but still within minutes of Scottsdale, Phoenix, and Mesa. The staff has superb customer service skills and are always smiling.

All campsites and roads are paved. The clubhouse, showers, restrooms, laundry facilities, and pool and jacuzzi are clean and well maintained. Kids and pets are both welcome as long as they are well behaved and quiet.

This park may be more expensive than other parks in the Valley but in my opinion, it’s well worth it.

Grand Ole RV Park – Gootlettsville, TN

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Ann

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June 30, 2021

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Grand Ole RV Park has full Hook ups, 30/50 amp., laundry, showers (didn’t use), nightly entertainment outside the “lodge” office and a small restaurant and market inside.

We were here with a group, and although our site wasn’t next to the others, it was convenient enough to be OK. All gravel roads and sites, but ours (35) was level and hookups were convenient. Our site had plenty of grass space on both sides.

The sites are layed out different than most campgrounds. Some are pull in, others back-in. We had an RV directly in front of us in our pull-in site, but it was not a problem.

The location is convenient to get to Opry Mills, Grand Ole Opry, etc. and yet out of the busyness.

Now what is BAD about the campground. There is an ACTIVE railroad line right outside the park, and it is noisy enough that when you are outside, you have to stop talking till it passes. Sleeping with the A/C fan on constant helped us to sleep fine. It was dry weather when we were there, but there were signs about flooding in the park posted, and I have seen reports of that. Sites 104- 133 are up on the hill next to the road, and there is no grass in that area. sites 59-63 are parallel to road, and also gravel, and 33 is right on the road, which is awful for sitting outside.

There are a lot of “buddy sites” with 30 amp. service, so this would be a good place for gathering with friends. The rate that we paid was 37.70 per night with taxes.