Our Favorite to date is Tropical Palms Fun Resort, Orlando, on 192
http://www.tropicalpalmsrv.com/destination.asp
Nick-
Our 2nd Favorite is Frontier Town in Ocean City MD
http://www.frontiertown.com/waterparkandgolf.cfm
Nick-
TopSail Hill State Park at Santa Rosa Beach Florida. East of Destin on HWY 30A.
Our Favorite is Dan Nicholas County Park in Salibury, NC
Clean, quiet, huge spaces, 15/30/50 amp hookups, lot's of things for kids and families to do if they want or just a quiet retreat.
http://www.co.rowan.nc.us/parks/dnp/
Dallas
Ocean Lakes Family Campground. Myrtle Beach, SC
There's a nice one close to us in Ft. Collins, CO. http://www.heronlakerv.com/ Lots of things to do for the kiddos: fishing, hike/bike, horseshoes, swimming, hot tub, etc.
We did a family outing there last spring and had a great time. Here's a photoshow: http://www.brownland.org/travel/0405/1.htm
Brian Brown
Longmont, CO
4108-216
Being in Calif, I have a couple. Morro Dunes at Morro Bay-right across from the beach and they have a shuttle bus to town that picks up right in front of the place. At Shaver Lake-Camp Edison-good campsites (electric and cable TV only at sites)-at about 5500ft elevation, in the pines and redwoods with the lake to play in.
We're going to San Diego for the forth time at Campland on the Bay. Nice place with some full hookups and some with water and elec. Right on the north end of Mission Bay and close to all the San Diego activites. Even though it is $225 for three nights, that would just about cover one nights stay at a hotel near the water.
One more- near Paso Robles is Lake San Antonio South campground. In California srub oak and sage brush, but nice lake to both boat and swim in. Good bicycling around the large campsite.
Now all you easterners will have a good cross section of typical California to choose from. Good Luck, TomC
Our favourite weekend getaway is Moab Utah It's about 3.5 - 4 hours away from us.Anyway we always stay at Canyonlands campround,which is in downtown Moab.
Its open year round,the pool is heated, it's walking distance to the restaurants ,beer ,supermarket, movies did I say beer, there's the Moab brewery restaurant and bar and Eddy Mc Stiffs pub.
Then theres the activities like hiking, biking, 4 wheeling, Dirt biking ,ATV's ,rock crawlin.Oh the scenery is pretty dull there aswell ;D
Better ad a link here http://www.canyonlandsrv.com/
Tim
tyler tx
i like wright pattman lake just out of texarkana texas , it is the park of parks . corp of enginers.
any space is a good one. jlaney
Any of the state parks on the Northern California coast line above say Santa Rosa would be excellent choices. You can't go wrong staying in the Big Trees of Northern California as well along the I-5 interstate. Nothing like a big bus and bigger trees.
Good luck! ;D
Grant
My favorite campground has always been Piney Camp Ground in the Land between the Lakes of HWY 79 just north of Paris Landing State Park (Dover, TN) It is well run and a great place to camp I used to love it when my parents took us there as kids (in our S&S) from IN & I still love it today! They have literally hundreds of campsites (384 to be exact I think!), but it's not overgrown or crowded as 1 would think! It is beautifully laid out on the TN River/KY Lake, and is a very well designed, and kept up campground! It is awesome in mt book! Be sure to check it out on the web and make reservations plenty early, as it is a very popular place!
Now I have another favorite place I used to love to stop at when I was trucking, it's not a camp ground but you can spend the night there without being hassled and then roll on down to one of the real camp grounds down on the lake ! It's a pull off for senic veiwing of Bear Lake coming out of Logan, UT out to US 30 on US 89 near Bear Mtn Summit overlooking Garden City, UT Awesome Place I used to stop and spend the night there going both ways when I used to haul cheese (might be why I'm so cheesey! LOL) for Schrieber Foods from Carthidge, MO to Logan, Utah and back round trip ! I know it ain't a camp ground but it's an awesome sight looking down the Mtn. at the lake the temp. is always pleasant and there is plenty of room I used to get my little grill out and cook supper and watch the lake as to sun went downthen get up fix breakfast and then head on which ever way I was headed ! If I ever move again that's the area I'll be move'n to for sure ! BK ;D
Hi all,
Near Birmingham, Alabama is a place called Tannehill Historical State Park. It was a Civil war foundry and furnace. The place has been restored and has a wonderful museum. they also have Trade days one weekend a month which has alot of cool stuff.(Junk) It is possible to get in with a big rig, I did with an MC9. Lots of sites 100+, but hard to get a roof mount satelite through the trees. Site 107-109 have a "hole in the trees".
Devin
Mclain State Park, Hancock MI., south shore of Lake Superior.
Quote from: bigtim44 on July 10, 2006, 08:24:02 PM
Our favourite weekend getaway is Moab Utah It's about 3.5 - 4 hours away from us.Anyway we always stay at Canyonlands campround,which is in downtown Moab.
Its open year round,the pool is heated, it's walking distance to the restaurants ,beer ,supermarket, movies did I say beer, there's the Moab brewery restaurant and bar and Eddy Mc Stiffs pub.
Then theres the activities like hiking, biking, 4 wheeling, Dirt biking ,ATV's ,rock crawlin.Oh the scenery is pretty dull there aswell ;D
Better ad a link here http://www.canyonlandsrv.com/
Tim
Yes, yes, all that biking - hiking stuff sounds great. Tell us more about the beer!
We consider this campground, East Branch River RV Park, a hidden gem. If you want excitement, this is not for you. If you want peaceful quiet, in Michigan woods, with great gravel sites, full hook-ups, very easy parking, fantastic hosts, AND only $26 a night, this is it. A small stream through the park has steelhead in the spring and salmon in the fall.
I called for reservations and did not believe what I was told. So, on the way to pick up our daughter at church camp, we drove though this campground. The host did not exagerate.
Here is the web site
http://www.eastbranchriverrvpark.com/index.html
Tawas, MI is 10 highway miles away through a little traveled Michigan road. Here are some Tawas events.
http://www.tawas.com/events.php#Jul2006
Ed Roelle
Flint, MI
For a weekend away (or more) on Vancouver Island, BC
Living Forest oceanside Park and Campground
http://www.campingbc.com/index.htm
Just north of Crescent City, California. Ramblin Rose RV park. Huge trees, quiet, full hookups, cable tv, cell phone even works, and easy to get into right of Hwy 1. There is a mix of full time campers but real well kept. There's the redwoods, the ocean, and you are only 20 miles from the Oregon border.
Rouge River RV park, Oregon state park. Right on I-5 just south of Grants Pass. Huge sites, full hookups, walk to the river. A great base camp for the area. We will stop there every time we are in the area.
Don and Cary
Our favorite is Turtle Creek in Homosassa Fl. Lots of shade,things to do, shopping close by, reasonable winter rates. Nice people, [ mostly yankies] Duane
Stone Mountain Park, Georgia
Our kids love it!
Resort prices in camp ground, but very nice.
Climb stone mountain, Theme park, train ride around mountain, skylift up to mountain, museum, laser show on side of mountain, water taxi from campground, golf, Old plantation, car museum, gooney golf, water park, lots of other stuff.
You will never have to leave the park, and be busy all weekend.
Note: campground will credit you park entry fee on campround site fee, but you must ask,