We arrived at Happy Days and the woman in the office gave us a list of open sites. She said there was one more 119 but it is reserved for a certain date and we would be gone by then. She told us to go look at the sites and come back. We did and took the 119.
We pulled up by the office a blonde woman was standing there and said that is not acceptable. Evidentally you weren’t supposed to drive through to look at the site. I told her to tell it to the woman in the office. She said what site did you want I said 119. She said you can’t have it. Again I said you better talk to the woman in the office. Well after she settled down we did get the site.
The back roads were narrow. Don’t know how a fire truck would get through in case of a fire. We got to the site and there were 2 golf carts there. I guess we were supposed to wait for them to escort us in but we weren’t told that.
My husband said to get out of the car to watch I don’t hit something. I did. One man said get back in the car. I said NO my husband told me to get out and there is no way I’m getting back in. He stood there did nothing. My husband was backing in on a blind side and got a little crooked. Man by the septic connection passed a comment why is he having a problem parking a little thing like that.
End of story. We will never go back. We didn’t feel they were friendly at all.
Southwick Beach State Park is a very well kept campground but it has a major flaw, high iron water that smells and tastes terrible. Be sure to bring your own no matter what they tell you. Do not use their water to refill your system, it’s dark and coppery.
North Beach Campground is owned and operated by the City of Burlington, Vermont and located on the shores of Lake Champlain.
We found Cactus RV Park in Passport America. We were pleasantly surprised since it was rated a 3-Stars in Woodall’s. It’s certainly not the fanciest, but very clean and the campsite is pretty spacious.
We have been camping at Charlestown State Park since 1998, when it opened. The hook-ups at the sites near the front of the park are electric only, but they are quite large compared to other campgrounds… you could easy put three campsites in one site here.
Mill Creek Campground is a small (less than 50 sites) but very nice park with large, level sites and plenty of room. Big rigs are no problem… you can get around the park easily and they have good size pull-thrus.
Scenic Hills is a nice RV park with large, level open gravel sites on a grassy hilltop. It was easy for us to get around, even with our larger rig.