RV Parks/CG snap shots

[rynosback]

Looks like a cross between campground park reviews and a blog.

[powerboatr]

just south of Cheyenne Wyo....man did it turn everything red, but huge site


NAS corpus christi one week after the snow of 2017
then ft sam houston the week of the snow 2017

[Bob Denman]

Cooperstown KOA...
Here's the view we had from our campsite...

[Bob Denman]

And here we are.

[powerboatr]

tyler state park, texas... this site is just down from our site 10 thru 13 dec...yep in a week. for Christmas in the park, we all decorate and they open park for 3 hrs fri and sat to let folks comes see a wonderland


yes we will post up some pictures of this years event, provide covid does not cancel it
a tease of our decorations my wife and i made this summer.

[larSC]

We have long time friends from our Navy days that retired in the NC country town of Four Oaks. Whenever traveling up & down I-95 we pull in here at this family owned and managed KOA and visit with our friends. The KOA has a nice sized residential section and lots of fairly large short term sites. It’s a laid-back quiet country atmosphere with great services.

The site pictured here is a long pull-thru with FHU and CATV. It’s a very easy on & off I-95 for those that just want to spend a night resting from that busy highway.

[larSC]

When just meandering from place to place we use a lot of US, State and rural roads/highways.

When heading north out of the FL pan handle, US-231 is a very nice highway. We travel it to Montgomery, AL and then connect up with US-82 over to MS.

We found an ideal overnight RV Park at Troy, AL, Deer Run. It's family owned and managed and has a little of everything, including fishing lakes/ponds. It caters to our particular traveling habits, FHUs with CATV.

https://deerrunrvpark.com/

[larSC]

We were just meandering along going east on US-54 through the Kansas heartland. When we got to Iola we saw the Iola RV Park. It’s a very nice clean little park with FHUs and level pull-thru sites. We spent two nights. We spent nearly a whole day there, exploring the downtown area. They have a trolley ride and a veteran’s museum.

The link is active.

Iola RV Park and Storage - Iola, KS. (620)365-2200

[vegas25.5]

We took the 5th wheel south and spent 4 days at the Redwood Meadows RV Park. Nice place to visit, super close to several Redwood attractions/trails and the Smith River. Chose the 5th wheel over the Vegas as homebase in the 5th wheel is spacious / "lavish" and we had our truck to adventure in rather than adventuring in the 27' Vegas.

Impressive trees, beautiful river and great weather.

https://www.redwoodcoastrv.com/redwood-meadows/

[larSC]

When our granddaughter was attending Atlantic State University at Savannah, we would stop and visit with her. She hardly ever spent any extra money on herself so we would take her out for a nice full course dinner.

The most convenient RV Park was KOA Savannah just off I-95. Its property location is old and in a very low area. However, when dry, the sites are FHU with CATV and mostly pull-thru.

There is a large retention pond/lake and it’s loaded with pan fish and black bass. With a little luck you may get a 5 lb. bass, Cal did.

[larSC]

We found the Mill Creek CG to be a wonderful place to park while exploring the area attractions.

[Sugarshore]

Just announced — a 29 acre “upscale” RV Resort has been approved for development in Panama City Beach, FL. Proposed 163 FHU sites across from the beach.

[larSC]

Crossing the Michigan Upper Peninsular on US-2 in the late spring/early summer time is an experience you will well remember. The campgrounds are family oriented with friendly, helpful staff members. The countryside is lush in fresh growth and wild animals are everywhere.

On this trip from east to west we were just meandering from campground to campground only calling ahead each traveling day to ask for a place to stay. Some travel days were a little longer than others but we always ended-up finding a place to park for a day or two before moving on again, and that’s how we found the Summer Breeze CG.

Our site was a FHU on a large grassy site. The section we parked in was a haphazard arrangement but easy to use once we found it. We were there on midweek days so it was quiet and restful. We were making so many stops during our travel days we were only averaging about 200 miles a day. By the time we got to Salt Lake City and turned south it was almost late fall and we even ran into some sleet in Rawlings, WY.