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This park is FANTASTIC!!! This is the first tent camping experience I’ve had in Florida and I took a group of 18 other first time campers (ages 7-35). Everyone had a wonderful time. The Rainbow River was very refreshing and the 4 hour tube ride was VERY LONG but fun! If you choose to go, keep in mind that it may rain while your on the river.

If you choose to do something else, there is plenty to choose from. A Rainbow Spring beach area, fishing dock, heated outdoor pool, a rec room with puzzles, books, ping pong, fooz ball, and TV, a very reasonably priced gift and “oops I forgot” shop, and a GREAT staff. You can’t chop down wood there but you can buy a bundle of wood for about $8.00, or just bring your own. River Loop has shading on the camp sites, everywhere else is kind of in an open field. Be sure to pack plenty of sunscreen.

American Heritage Campground – Olympia, WA

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October 25, 2008

American Heritage Campground - Olympia, Washington Wow, I feel like I’m in a state park with lots of trees, can’t believe this is a privately owned campground. If you travel with a cat, the cat will be greatly entertained watching all the squirrels running around.

During the off season (Labor Day – Memorial Day), this campground is technically closed (no pool or showers), but they do allow self check-in as long as you are “fully contained.” I got lucky and one of the owners was doing some chores and she checked me in. The price I am showing is the price before discounts. The park doesn’t accept Good Sam but does take AAA Motor Club. If you use the discount, it’s cash only.

Sugar Ridge RV Village & Campground – Danville, VT

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October 8, 2008

Sugar Ridge RV Village - Danville, Vermont We have stayed at Sugar Ridge for the last two years for a quick weekend getaway. We own a resort ourselves and like to take our small kids on at least 1 camping trip per year. We had learned of Sugar Ridge from one of our seasonal campers and we are so happy we have found it.

This campground is very nice. We booked 2 sites overlooking the playground as we and our friends that joined us have 4 kids ages 4 and under. We had a great weekend digging in the sand at the playground.

Hoquiam River RV Park – Hoquiam, WA

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September 21, 2008

Hoquiam River RV Park - Hoquiam, Washington The grounds and landscaping at Hoquiam River RV Park are so-so, but the office and clubhouse appear to be relatively new and just cute!!! The laundry and shower rooms were very clean! The clubhouse appears inviting, and people were playing games and watching TV in the clubhouse. The managers were very friendly and helpful.

Harborview Inn & RV Park – Garibaldi, OR

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September 21, 2008

The best thing about Harborview Inn & RV Park is that you are just a few walking steps from the BEST fish and chips you have ever had (Fisherman’s Korner). Other than that, the next best thing is good cable TV, except at my spot, I had to use a double sided female connector to hook up the cable.

This RV park is by the harbor behind the motel in Garibaldi. It’s also right next to a Weyerhaeuser lumber plant. The word on the street from the “locals” is that this motel/RV park used to be a haven for “pharmaceuticals” but it had been cleaned up in the last couple of years. The best spots at this park are the ones with a harbor view. If you don’t get a harbor view spot, the rest of the park is just a big grass parking lot of RV’s. Most of the spots were “pull-in” but not “pull through.”

Pleasant Valley RV Park – Tillamook, OR

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September 17, 2008

Pleasant Valley RV Park - Tillamook, Oregon Wow, you get a free bag of popcorn when you check in! Plus the very nice camp host gives you some brochures for things to do. This park is about 6 miles south of Tillamook off Highway 101 South. I was surprised at how full it was in September, but apparently this park is popular with the fishing crowd and for RV Rallies.

The RV sites are close together, as in, your picnic table is right next to your neighbor’s hookups. My slideout was a few inches from the neighbor’s awning. If you can overlook this issue, this is a great park to spend a couple days relaxing.

Rivers West RV Park – Myrtle Creek, OR

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September 15, 2008

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I was driving north on Interstate 5 and saw this delightful park along the South Umpqua River and just had to stop. This is a very reasonably priced place to just relax and do some quiet reading or just enjoy the river.

The park does not have cable or Wi-Fi. If you don’t carry a satellite, you might get 2-3 snowy channels if you play with your antenna. The rate is the rate before Good Sam, etc. discounts. This is one LOOOONNNNNNGGGGGGG RV park. Why do I say that? Because the majority (about 80%) of the sites are along the river bank. If you like to walk, you will get your minimum required daily exercise walking from one end of the park to the other.

Wylie Park Campground – Aberdeen, SD

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Sarah

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September 12, 2008

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Wylie Park Campground - Aberdeen, South Dakota Wylie Park Campground is a beautiful, 210-acre, municipally operated property located one mile north of the city of Aberdeen on U.S. Highway 281. The park caters to the citizens of Aberdeen as well as tourists.

There are tons of recreational opportunities here including camping, picnicking and playground areas, swimming beach, miniature golf, softball, volleyball, horseshoes and miles of rambling recreational trails throughout the park. The park also has special attractions such as Storybook Land, the Land of Oz and wildlife exhibits featuring deer, elk, buffalo and a variety of birds.

Bill Monroe’s Memorial Campground – Nashville, IN

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September 11, 2008