Orbit RV Park – Grant, FL

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May 18, 2011

Orbit RV Park is located in Grant, Florida on US Route 1 in the southern part of Brevard County. The campground is on the Indian River and close to Palm Bay and Barefoot Bay.

It’s an older, established campground but it’s clean and well maintained. Sites have 30 and 50 amp service, water and sewer connections and cable TV. There are some sites for large rigs and pull-thrus. Sites are grassy, most with block patios and picnic tables. Amenities include a laundry, showers, a nicely appointed clubhouse with phone connection for dialup internet access. The managers live on-site. The campground overlooks the Indian River and it’s close to public boat launch.

The campground is easy driving distance to Florida’s most popular attractions, there are excellent local restaurants nearby (a list of local restaurants is available at the office) and it’s convenient to shopping and RV suppliers.

It’s a friendly little place. I recommend it!

Driftstone on the Delaware – Mt. Bethel, PA

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RVBuddy

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May 16, 2011

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Driftstone on the Delaware is a very nice Campground. We had a site along the Deleware river.

The sites are very large with good tree cover. They offer a pool, playgroung, and a game room. The camp store seemed to be well stocked. The bathrooms are clean and the staff are friendly. They do monitor traffic in and out of the facility. We did have a staff member remind us it was quiet time and we were a bit loud.

A group of us had fun and we would return to the campground. The sites are a bit more then most campgrounds but it is worth it.

Cold Springs Camp Resort – Weare, NH

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RVBuddy

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April 18, 2011

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Cold Springs is a campground located just off NH Route 114, in the town of Weare… about 15 miles west of the city of Manchester. This is a relatively large campground with 380+ sites.

Most of the sites that we saw were relatively small and not very private. It was difficult to get into our site and even more of a problem to level-up… and we’re not novice RVers… we’ve driven Class A’s throughout the country for the past 20 years.

The campground has pools, a campstore, and a snackbar. The bathrooms and showers were in need of a little cleaning when we were there. The Wi-fi signal at our site was poor and seldom worked.

The biggest issue with this campground is the lack of rules enforcement. This place is an absolute zoo in the summer. Camping etiquette is non-existent. We witnessed both children and adults cutting through others sites, vehicles inconsiderately parked, and little or security enforcement at all. Some campers party well into “quiet hours” while their kids roam about the campground without supervision. Golf carts and motorcycles speed around the campground during the day and into the night.

If you like to party, don’t care about your camping neighbors, and have kids that will eventually grow up to be just like you, you’ll love this place. If you’re a camper with well behaved kids or you just want some peace and quiet, I recommend that you avoid Cold Springs “Camp Resort”.

Merry Knoll Campground – Clayton, NY

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Jack

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April 9, 2011

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Merry Knoll Campground in located in Clayton NY (Thousand Islands region). The property is on sloping land running down to the St. Lawrence River. Waterfront sites are occupied by seasonals, but most of the transient sites have a river view, although 5th-wheelers and large rigs may block some views.

Camp sites are fairly small, and open and sunny, with a little shade. The bath rooms are clean, although somewhat dated. The owners are friendly and helpful. The camp store is limited to bare necessities. Merry Knoll has the usual pool, small playground, etc., plus a fishing pier. There is no cable or wireless internet.

Overall, this campground is adequate as a base for exploring the Thousand Islands area.

Drummer Boy Camping Resort – Gettysburg, PA

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Jack

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April 9, 2011

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Drummer Boy Resort is a very well-maintained campground with full facilities including fishing pond, snack bar, laundry, etc. The sites are large and well-shaded in most cases, although somewhat close together. The restrooms were clean and modern, and the staff was friendly and helpful.

Rates were somewhat pricey but it is located in Gettysburg, a prime tourist area. One caution to tent trailer campers… avoid sites 1 thru 70 because of excessive highway noise. We camped in a motorhome, so were not particularly bothered by the passing traffic. Other tenting sites should be OK. Overall, Drummer Boy Camping Resort is a great stop.

River One RV Park – Oroville, CA

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bcbounders

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April 6, 2011

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River One RV Park is a cozy place with access to great outdoor activities like fishing, boating, hiking, etc. It’s proximity to the Feather River makes it a fisherman’s paradise. And access to Lake Oroville make it a haven for boaters.

The clean gravel sites are level and offer full hook-ups with brand new 50-amp pedestals. The centrally-located bathrooms are brand new, with beautiful tile and granite countertops that make using the private showers a pleasure.

Jellystone Park Resort – Eureka, MO

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RVBuddy

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April 6, 2011

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A few summers ago we took a three week vacation and toured the midwest in our new motorhome. About 25 miles west of St. Louis on I-44 (Eureka) we passed a Six Flags Theme Park.

Since it was fairly early in the morning, we decided to stop, park the RV in the lot and spend the day at the park. We could take our time at Six Flags because we had reservations at Yogi-Bear’s Jellystone Park conveniently located less than a half-mile away.

Exhausted from a hot July day at the park, we were really looking forward to pulling in to our campsite and relaxing for the nite. We were pleasently suprised when we entered the campground. The “Ranger Station” check-in was quick and the staff was friendly. The station also included a small general store with groceries and camping supplies, a laundromat (open 24 hours), restrooms, showers and a computer modem station. FREE Wi-Fi is also available at this campground.

This campground is comfortably small… with only about 60 sites and many had full-hook-ups. The interior roads were paved and fairly easy to navigate. Our site was a little small but level and shaded.

There was a very nice pool with a poolside snack bar, a Yogi Express train ride thru the park for the kids, video arcade, mini-golf and a new playground. The kids had plenty to do here. If fact, we liked it so much we decided to spend an extra day here before we packed it up and continued our tour thru the Midwest.

We highly recommend this Yogi Bear’s Jellystone Park!

Stagecoach RV Park – St. Augustine, FL

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TheI95Guy

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March 30, 2011

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Stagecoach RV Park is a clean, comfortable campground located about a half mile west of I-95, exit 318 in St. Augustine, Florida.

Most sites are comfortably large, level and have plenty of shade… the property is covered with pine and oak trees. The main interior roads are paved and the remainder are gravel. All sites are full hook-up, 60 pull through and 20 back in.

Facilities include a large meeting room, laundry, centrally located heated bath facilities, and free Wi-Fi. The property and facilities were clean and well maintained.

This exit has quite a few restaurants and shopping… including two large outlet malls… and you’re within walking distance to some of them.

Rates were a little on the high side when you consider other campgrounds in the area, but it’s a great location as an overnight stopover. We paid $38 a night for our 30 amp full hook-up pull-through.

Inland Harbor RV Park – Darien, GA

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TheI95Guy

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March 29, 2011

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Inland Harbor RV Park is a small campground located directly off I-95, exit 49, in Darien, Georgia. If you’re visiting coastal Georgia, or in need of easy on-off overnight stopover, this campground fits the bill.

The park offers 40 pull-through sites and 10 pull-in back-out sites. All sites are full hookups, including electricity (20, 30 and 50 amp), water, sewer and cable TV. Each site also has a picnic table. Amenities include restrooms, a bathhouse and a laundry, a picnic pavilion for large groups. They also have free wi-fi throughout the campground.

The facilities were clean and well maintained. The staff was friendly and helpful and the manager lives onsite. We paid $27 a night, which I feel is very reasonable. Road noise is noticeable, being this close to the Interstate, but not that bad.

There are a few restaurants within walking distance (Waffle House, McDonald’s and Dairy Queen). There’s also a large outlet mall and more restaurants about a 1/2 mile away on the other side of I-95.

Palmyra Golf and RV Resort – Palmyra, ME

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Jack

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March 28, 2011

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Palmyra Golf and RV Resort is a quiet comfortable campground located in central Maine. It’s located about 4 miles from I-95, exit 157. As the name implies, the campground caters to golfers with an 18-hole course on the grounds.

Although I’m not a golfer, we found the campground to be very quiet and pleasant, with a small pool and walking trails. Our site was open, but backed up to a tree line, while many other sites are shaded and quite roomy. This is a great campground for us seniors (especially golfers), but lacks activities and facilities for the kids.

The camp store was somewhat limited, but there is shopping close by.