http://www.campingroadtrip.com/camping-and-rv-forums/forumid/48/scope/threadsAlaska, Colorado, California, Hawaii, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, Oregon, Utah, Washington and Wyoming2013-06-19T21:31:49Z2013-05-27T17:08:54Z302013-05-23T21:24:11ZLarry and Ritahttp://www.campingroadtrip.com/camping-and-rv-forums/forumid/48/threadid/3557/scope/postsI live in Portland, OR and am unable to locate the Jazante RV Park, can you be clearer about this complaint. I have camped all over the place here in Oregon and Washington No Jazante RV . Check the name out and be clear so we can all avoide the right place. Vancouver Larry12013-03-07T02:42:56Zangelahttp://www.campingroadtrip.com/camping-and-rv-forums/forumid/48/threadid/3312/scope/postsMy husband and I are planning to go for a trip to Portland. We decided to stay at Jazante RV Park. We already paid for a month's stay when we were told that on top of that, we need to provide them with an application form and then have to pass a background AND credit check!!! My mouth fell. We have been camping for years, and never have we been asked any of that sort of thing just to stay in a campground. Thankfully, we were able to get our money back (not without a fight though). 82013-03-29T04:39:01Zel fullerhttp://www.campingroadtrip.com/camping-and-rv-forums/forumid/48/threadid/3382/scope/postsA friend of mine just told me that the California Coastal Commission is planning on making fire pits on all beaches and campgrounds in and near Newport Beach because the homeowners there have been complaining a lot about the smoke coming from them. I'm really hoping that this isn't true. After all, just how much smoke comes from fire pits in these beaches and campgrounds anyway? Still, it would be great if anyone can shed some light on this. Thanks! 22013-02-22T04:49:53ZTShislerhttp://www.campingroadtrip.com/camping-and-rv-forums/forumid/48/threadid/3269/scope/postsAnyone here can suggest where I a park close to Americas Cup San Fran that could accommodate large rigs? Ours is a 39' Class A and most of those that I've found are pretty small for it. Thanks in advance.52011-07-10T07:02:49ZJonCookhttp://www.campingroadtrip.com/camping-and-rv-forums/forumid/48/threadid/1029/scope/postsFYI. A great campground. I don't know why they asked to be pulled from this site but I have my suspicions. The staff overall is friendly and helpful but the senior management is rude and talks down to residents, threatening and condescending. Too bad since everything else about this camp is awesome.112010-12-10T22:31:32ZAlexSpearsCRThttp://www.campingroadtrip.com/camping-and-rv-forums/forumid/48/threadid/647/scope/postsMy friend Timothy recently wrote an article on the best places to watch storms in the Pacific Northwest (http://www.campingroadtrip.com/tips-and-articles/storm-watching-in-the-pacific-northwest). I remember a couple of years ago being in Austin and watching a monster thunderstorm from Lake Austin. Do any of you guys know any great places to watch storms in the West? Does his article make you want to go try some of his destinations? Have a great weekend!32012-08-14T16:25:52Z2MileHihttp://www.campingroadtrip.com/camping-and-rv-forums/forumid/48/threadid/2694/scope/postsThis toll road is convenient and allows you to skip the heavy traffic of I-25 as it runs through downtown Denver. But at a pretty steep cost. We traveled its lenght, about 30 miles, with our dually and Jayco Eagle. They catch your license plate and bill you later. Total for the trip was around $30. Having used it several times to get to DIA in cars, I knew it wasn't cheap. but a buck a mile with the trailer?32011-07-21T06:18:48ZSmilinMelvinhttp://www.campingroadtrip.com/camping-and-rv-forums/forumid/48/threadid/1061/scope/postsThey do not tell you that a train track runs alongside the campground. The tracks are hidden in overgrown weeds, no more than 30 feet from the tent sites. But at 1 or 2 am, you will find out the hard way. It sounded like the train was going to crash through our tent, with the train horn nearly giving us a heart attack. Then again at 3 am, and 5 am. In the morning, we wanted a refund or at least an explanation. But the manager stood there like a dummy shrugging his shoulders and telling us he couldn't do anything about it. Horrible campground with no-class management. Avoid this place at all costs. 72011-01-18T19:48:50Zrobertflex2http://www.campingroadtrip.com/camping-and-rv-forums/forumid/48/threadid/695/scope/postsHey guys, I am planning a road trip with my RV for the spring, and we will probably stop a couple nights near Las Vegas, but once I park my RV to the campground, how can I reach the city, does anyone know if there is like shuttles or buses going around the places so we could reach the city an easier way? thank you for sharing 52012-05-02T08:19:38Zmaximohttp://www.campingroadtrip.com/camping-and-rv-forums/forumid/48/threadid/2161/scope/postsWe're heading over to Eugene, Oregon this summer to visit some relatives. Anyone can suggest some really nice places to stop over during our trip?22012-02-23T02:28:18Zhenryinreallifehttp://www.campingroadtrip.com/camping-and-rv-forums/forumid/48/threadid/1835/scope/postsA friend of ours suggested that we try visiting Death Box Hollow in Utah, which is supposed to be not that far from Bryce Canyon. Has anyone visited this place? Considering of taking the family there sometime in April or May.32012-02-14T01:53:35Zjosh54http://www.campingroadtrip.com/camping-and-rv-forums/forumid/48/threadid/1779/scope/postsCan anyone recommend a good campground in or around Yosemite near a place where there's some good fly fishing? My good friend from Australia will be coming over for business and he managed to squeeze a few extra days for us to catch up. He's gotten into the whole fly fishing thing so I figured it's a great way to spend a few days with him.22012-01-09T12:06:34Zejdixonhttp://www.campingroadtrip.com/camping-and-rv-forums/forumid/48/threadid/1566/scope/postsMy parents are planning to do some camping and skiing in Colorado. However, the only one that I can find is Tiger Run Resort, which is a bit out of their budget. Is there any other campground around Colorado that offers at least electric hookups and skiing? If not, where else would you suggest that we go? Thanks in advance.12011-11-28T04:01:52Zthe Albanhttp://www.campingroadtrip.com/camping-and-rv-forums/forumid/48/threadid/1423/scope/postsMy wife and I are planning a trip for two weeks this December, first to San Francisco and then onwards to Vegas. Aside from our kids (aged 17 and 14) who are still living with us, our eldest daughter will be joining us with her husband and our 2-year old grandson. Given that, we're looking for a really good family RV campgrounds. Any suggestions?22011-11-14T05:24:52ZMaggiehttp://www.campingroadtrip.com/camping-and-rv-forums/forumid/48/threadid/1381/scope/postsWe're planning on going camping for Thanksgiving. We initially planned on going to Sequoia National Park. Unfortunately, the forecast is that winter will be starting soon and it might end up being way too cold for the kids. Can anyone suggest for other campgrounds within 100 miles from Orange County, CA?22011-02-14T21:32:22Zharoldhttp://www.campingroadtrip.com/camping-and-rv-forums/forumid/48/threadid/739/scope/postsFirst time I am going camping with my love in a Valentine Camping date, I plan to set up a tent and a bone fire in a little creek by Laguna beach !! I went to check out before what are you guys doing for your babe ? 22010-09-01T18:20:30ZTimothy Fitzgeraldhttp://www.campingroadtrip.com/camping-and-rv-forums/forumid/48/threadid/549/scope/postsAccording to the Union.com All recreation sites in the Tahoe National Forest will be available this Labor Day weekend. No fire restrictions are in effect. However anyone with a campfire outside a designated campground needs a fire permit. These are free and available at any Ranger Station. • Bullards Bar: The campgrounds at the reservoir are open. Recreation and reservation information can be found at the Emerald Cove Marina at www.bullardsbar.com or (530) 692-3200. For more information on the status of campgrounds in Tahoe National Forest go to: http://www.theunion.com/article/20100901/NEWS/100839957/1060&parentprofile=106002010-01-31T20:23:07ZCampingRoadTriphttp://www.campingroadtrip.com/camping-and-rv-forums/forumid/48/threadid/403/scope/postsBay Area Toll Authority approved toll hikes to increase earthquake damage resistance to some of the bridges. RVers pulling two-axle trailers currently pay $8.25 to cross any one of the seven bridges controlled by the authority. •The Antioch Bridge •The Benicia-Martinez Bridge •The Carquinez Bridge •The Dumbarton Bridge •The Richmond-San Rafael Bridge •The San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge •The San Mateo-Hayward Bridge This July, the toll jumps to $14, and in July 2012, to $20. 02009-10-06T22:27:35ZCamper Kinghttp://www.campingroadtrip.com/camping-and-rv-forums/forumid/48/threadid/68/scope/postsIt has been 13 years since Oregon State Park camping and day-use fees have been raised. On September 29th, the OSPRC voted to increase the day-use fee from $3 to $5 per vehicle. Campsite rates will increase by $4 per night for RVs and $3 per night for tent campers. The fee hike goes into effect May 1, 2010, and will impact the millions of campers who visit Oregon's state parks every year. Campers and RVers seem to agree that the fee increase is acceptable as long as it leads to genuine improvements in campground maintenance and services. More at: http://www.theoutlookonline.com/news/story.php?story_id=125446038432002600. 3http://www.campingroadtrip.com/DesktopModules/Forum/Forum_Rss.aspx?forumid=48&tabid=90&mid=545&threadspage=2