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Wenberg State Park – Stanwood, WA

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This is a small state park. The web site indicates that it’s located 18 miles northwest of Everett, Washington but it’s actually closer to Stanwood. Although there is a check-in station, it’s only used in the summer. During “off-season,” you must self register.

The higher numbered spots, which are non-utility, are closed in the winter. The utility sites, which are both pull-through and back-in, have water and electric only, no sewer. There is a sewer dump with easy access on the way out of the park. The electric service is 20, 30, and 50 amp.

Cedar Point Camper Village – Sandusky, OH

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Cedar Point is the undisputed roller coaster capitol of the world and this theme park also has a great RV park right next door.

Sandusky is located in Northern Ohio, just off Ohio Route 2 on the shores of Lake Erie. Cedar Point is a sliver of land that juts out into Lake Erie and the theme park and campground are located here. The concept is a lot like Disney… a destination vacation with everything located on the property.

Longhorn Ranch RV Park – Crowell, TX

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Longhorn Ranch is a nice little out of the way “middle of nowhere” park. There is no on-site store at this campground but there is a 24/7 convenience store in Crowell, only ten minutes up the road.

Outdoor Resorts – Virginia Beach, VA

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We just returned from out third stay here and really enjoyed it! Outdoor Resorts is a beautifully maintained RV park located right on the bay… and absolutely gorgeous sunsets!

This resort doesn’t have all the hype associated with families and kids. There are no planned activities, no themed weekends, no special holiday events… this is just a great place to get away for some quiet relaxation. Ocean breezes and cooler summertime temperatures make this campground a special place for us.

Treasure Beach RV Park & Campground – Selbyville, DE

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This is a great campground located on Fenwick Island (Selbyville) near Ocean City, Maryland. The park is big! … with over 1000 sites, many of which are located on the bay and waterfront, but only about 30 are available with full hookups.

There’s plenty of room for tenters, which is probably why the bathrooms are at capacity during the summer months. The campground has plenty to offer to keep kids busy, with a full schedule of events.

Amenities include a basketball court, lighted playground, a skateboard park, flea market and craft show (July), swimming pools, rec center and a very nice camp store.

The rates are a little high ($60-$80 for a full hookup with cable TV), but this is prime real estate and right on the Atlantic Ocean so the price is competitive with other campgrounds around.

We’ve stayed here several times over the past two years and plan on returning in the next few weeks. Can’t wait!

Suncoast RV Resort – Port Richey, FL

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This campground has narrow roads and too many trees! Some pull-thru sites are impossible to pull thru because of trees and electrical post combined with narrow roads.

Deposits are not applied to camping or electrical fees. The no cee-um bugs are terrible. The sites are mud holes after it rains. The management has signs posted bragging how many people they have kicked out of the park. We were disappointed to say the least.

Yakama Nation Resort RV Park – Toppanish WA

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I had heard different opinions about this campground, but I found it very nice. Check in was easy, price was a little steep but thats to be expected for full service to include WiFi, Cable, etc…etc.

The grass was green, and the price of propane was excellent for the area. Within walking distance of the campground is a gift shop, and a Casino with a buffet. (Lunch was just under $9.00). There’s also a library, and a museum nearby.

Fancy Gap KOA – Fancy Gap, Virginia

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It was still early in the season when we arrived at Fancy Gap KOA so not all of the facilities were open. Not that anyone would want to go swimming in April as cold as it was.

We loved the layout of this park… each row of sites is higher up than the first row in front of it so there is never anyone in front or behind you. It makes the park feel more private.

Carlsbad KOA – Carlsbad, NM

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Carlsbad KOA - Carlsbad, New MexicoWe just got back from spending a few days at Carlsbad KOA… What a great resort campground!

Calsbad KOA appears to be fairly new and the entire property and facilites are clean and well maintained. The park owners are very friendly and seem to have taken great effort to have a very attractive, well designed facility.

Neshonoc Lakeside Camping Resort – West Salem, WI

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When visiting Wisconsin, we always try to camp at Neshonoc Lakeside Camping Resort. It’s beautifully located on 600 acre Lake Neshonoc.

Some of the 200+ camp sites are located near the lake, while others (our favorites) are situated on the bluff overlooking the lake and region. The staff has always been friendly and made us feel welcomed. The grounds are well groomed and the bathrooms and showers immaculate. There is a pool, playgrounds, cabin rentals, boat rentals and more.