A campground with a rustic atmosphere

Staying at Dutcher Creek Village really feels like you've left the city. It's very quiet and the atmosphere is very rustic with lots of scenic views. The site we got was gravel and adequate for our towed and we had full hookups. The place doesn't have cable. The wi-fi signal we got was strong, though. And while there are a lot of permanent residents living in the park, they're friendly folk and their sites are neat and tidy. The owner is a very welcoming guy who treated us very kindly. We enjoyed our stay here and would come back.

We stayed here in a 5th Wheel.

Very Accommodating Hosts

Fairly new campground run by very gracious hosts. I was pleasantly surprised that they honored my Passport America discount card even though we stayed during the weekend. This was a plus factor for me considering I've spent years camping all over and stayed in campgrounds that would only honor my discount card during the weekdays. I highly recommend this place!

We stayed here in a 5th Wheel.

A Well-Kept Secret Revealed

This is one of those campgrounds that is not among the really popular ones in the area. But I got to say, it is one of the best campgrounds we've ever stayed. It's extremely safe, clean and quiet. The owner was very nice and very helpful. Every time we saw him, he'd always stop and ask if everything was okay. Very accessible from the interstate. Sites were very well-maintained. Would definitely come back.

We stayed here in a 5th Wheel.

A small RV park full of friendly people

Take-It-Easy is a smallish RV park mostly for long-term guests. You can tell just by looking at the sites - the ones for long-term guests are roomy and nice while those for short-term guests are small, narrow and close together. Having said that, it's a tight community filled with friendly and wonderful people, and they all made us feel welcome. As for the facilities, aside from the small sites for short-stay guests, everything in this park seems to be working nicely. There are plenty of sites with full hookups and cable TV. The wi-fi also has decent speed. The place is also dog-friendly, and there's a public park nearby where we can take them for a walk. This place is really great and we're looking forward to returning.

We stayed here in a 5th Wheel.

A small, cozy place

Rio Bonito is one of the prettiest CGs we've been to. It's a small park right on the riverbank and it's very picturesque. There are lots of things that you can do here within and outside the park, but what I loved doing most is just sitting quietly and enjoying the sound of the water flowing on the river. The sites are roomy and had full hookups. There are nice cabins for those who don't have RVs. The wi-fi and cable TV are both good. You can bring your dog and enjoy afternoon walks with your pooch. The owner and the staff are attentive folk who really want you to enjoy your stay at the place. And we did.

We stayed here in a 5th Wheel.

Good location in Vegas

The main benefit to staying at Oasis is it's location, close to most of the things there is to see in Las Vegas. So if you're going sightseeing, this place is a good bet. The sites are level, but not very roomy. We got a full hookup site with cable and wi-fi. Cable channel selection is good, and we got great OTA signals too. The bathrooms and the pool area are spotless and the ladies at the office are very friendly. The place could use some greenery, though. Also, it's very close to the airport and the freeway, so there's some noise. However, the noise is tolerable. It would have been nicer if the wi-fi is free. The rates are not exactly cheap and I just feel that they could have made the deal sweeter by throwing in the cheap wi-fi.

We stayed here in a 5th Wheel.

Good Campground near to Bryce Canyon NP

They have a pool and a hot tub. The sites are situated close together, but each has a picnic table and fire pit. The bathrooms are clean and there are hot showers available. The roads are paved so it's not as dusty here. Full hookups but no cable TV. Wi-fi was excellent, though, and you can get a clear signal from your site.

We stayed here in a 5th Wheel.

Too many trees

When it comes to facilities and amenities, this CG is okay. The grounds are clean and well-maintained, including the bathrooms and laundry. The pool is very nice. There's also a nice playground for the kids. Now, this CG would be nicer if it didn't have too many trees. It's dark and there are lots of mosquitoes about. It's impossible to get satellite TV and it's difficult to back up. You've got to be extra careful if you've got a big rig too because aside from the trees, the roads are also pretty narrow. Wi-fi is not free and is also unreliable.

We stayed here in a 5th Wheel.

Nice place with friendly staff but too small sites

What I liked most about this RV resort is the staff. They're friendly and quick to attend to requests. The grounds were neat and so were the bathrooms and showers. Lovely pool and game room. They've got full hookups but you need to pay extra for cable and wi-fi. Only thing I didn't like about this park are the sites. They're level enough but too narrow and close together. If your neighbor has a slideout, you lose your sitting area on your site. Quite a shame.

We stayed here in a Travel Trailer.

Best in the area

I've been to a lot of campgrounds in the area and I consider Pinch Pond as one of the best. The place is neat and the staff are very friendly. Some of the amenities like the kids' playground look dated but they are in tiptop shape. They've got a very nice, well-stocked fishing pond and while it was a long walk from our site to the pond, the walk was worth it because of the beautiful wooded scenery. The sites had full hookups, are well-shaded, roomy and level. The only problem we had was the noise from outside the park. It's close to the turnpike, so there's some road noise. There's also a gun club next door, but the noise coming from there is thankfully sporadic. Still, it's definitely worth staying at this campground.

We stayed here in a 5th Wheel.