Older park in a convenient location

This park may have seen better days, but it's still nice, with clean grounds and facilities that work just fine. The staff are friendly people as well. The sites have full hookups and they also have cable and Internet. Location is good, close to the casinos and some interesting shops. I love that they have an unfenced area for dogs. I let my pooch run around there to his heart's content. I won't hesitate to stay here again if ever I'm back in the area.

We stayed here in a Class C Motorhome.

Lovely vista, tight spaces

This RV park boasts of a very nice view of Queen Mine. The vista is truly lovely, especially when sunset comes. The grounds are neat and clean and the facilities are working as they should. The sites have electric, water and sewer hookups, plus wi-fi and cable TV. The only thing that kind of spoiled our stay here is the lack of privacy among the guests. Couldn't help it; the sites are placed too close together with very little room to move.

We stayed here in a Class C Motorhome.

A nice, quiet getaway

Jumbo Rocks is a very beautiful campground. It's rustic and quiet and not so crowded as the other campgrounds in Joshua Tree NP. Be warned, though: this is a total dry camping experience, as there are no hookups, no water and no dump stations. The only amenities in the area are outhouse toilets, but they are very clean. In addition, the sites are a bit on the small side, so large RVs may find it difficult to maneuver here.

We stayed here in a Class C Motorhome.

Could use a facelift

Ridgeview has a great location. It's close to Laughlin, the Colorado River and other noteworthy spots, but that's about it. Otherwise, it needs a serious facelift. The facilities are old and outdated. It's dusty and it doesn't have facilities for the handicapped. Sites and grounds are clean, though, and there are full hookup sites. Forget about the Internet; most of the time it just crawls. With some serious renovation, this place could be really nice.

We stayed here in a Class C Motorhome.

Could have been perfect

I can't deny that this campground has its good points. It had great views of the lake, a well-maintained desert landscaping, and large-ish sites. We got one of those FHU sites, and while these hookups worked as they should, the placement seemed awkward if you have a toad. There's wi-fi but it's weak, no cable TV but we didn't have problems setting up our satellite dish. What we didn't like about this place is while each loop has its own restroom, it didn't have showers. Or even hot water. If you want a shower, you have to walk half a mile to the office and you have to pay $2. I don't mind paying extra, but this is very inconvenient. Also, the people at the office are rather indifferent to their guests.

We stayed here in a Class C Motorhome.

Tight spaces

This campground was huge! So huge that they provide free shuttle service just for the people to get around the entire campground. It is also extremely clean and well-maintained. There are a lot of trees growing here, especially around the RV sites, which give additional privacy. And while the sites were adequately spaced, it was quite a surprise to us just how tight the RV sites actually are. They are fine for smaller types of RVs, but we had a bit of a squeeze to get into ours. Personally, the campground was huge enough to provide us with a more spacious RV site.

We stayed here in a Class C Motorhome.

No. 1 Campground in Napa!

This is THE place to stay if you're planning to take a trip to the Napa Valley. We only planned on spending the weekend, but ended up staying a week. The campground was immaculate! The host was so nice and friendly. Quick check in. Spacious and level sites paved with concrete. Very conveniently located in Napa Valley.

We stayed here in a Class C Motorhome.

Beautiful, spread-out park

This park is amazing. The lake views and the tree-lined landscapes are picture-worthy. The views alone make it so worth driving down to camp at this part of WA. Also, the sites are spread far apart so you have privacy and room to do your business. The campground only has electric and water hookups but there's a dumping station within the premises. They don't have cable TV or wi-fi, but we could get weak OTA. Satellite worked as well. It's a lovely, lovely park and truly worth the drive.

We stayed here in a Class C Motorhome.

Excellent location, just come in early

This campground is a first-come first-serve place and fills up very quickly. Not surprising, really, given how beautiful the place is and how great its location is right at the entrance of Zion NP. It's a clean and well-maintained place manned by friendly employees. It's quiet at night so you're sure to get a good night's rest. The sites have adequate room and are very shady with trees. They don't have any hookups but there's a dumping station and access to clean water available. Bathrooms are also available and are quite clean, but there aren't any showers. If you want to stay here, come very early so you can get a spot.

We stayed here in a Class C Motorhome.

Just A-OK

As its name suggests, this RV park is just A-OK for us. There's nothing fancy about this place and they don't have any amenities, but whatever else they do have are in good working order, including cable TV and wi-fi. The place is very clean and the staff are very friendly. It's in a small town so there's nothing much to do here. It's only good for an overnight stop. It's close to train tracks, though, so if you're a light sleeper, bring some earplugs. It's gonna be a noisy night for you.

We stayed here in a Class C Motorhome.