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Showing the 10 most recent Reviews out of the 45 posted
My only complaint about Maverick Ranch is the wifi is too slow. That being said, I think this park is the best place to stay when visiting Big Bend. It's close to both Big Bend NP and Big Bend State Park. The spaces are flat, big and widely spaced apart. The services at our site worked well. The roads are paved and the pool is a pleasure on hot days. The place is immaculate and the staff are very helpful. Tons of stuff to do in the area. It's awesome here.
We stayed here in a Class C Motorhome.
Posted to Maverick Ranch RV Park 3730 days ago
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| Urban Camping that Provides Easy Access to NYC | This is definitely overpriced, but they can get away with it due to it being near to NYC. It is basically a parking lot with water & electricity hookups, a laundry room and bath house.
WiFi only works near the office. 24/7 security. Showers worked and were clean. PATH train or main ferry to NYC a 15 minute walk or 4 minutes to get to the Wall Street Ferry.
We stayed here in a Truck Camper.
Posted to Liberty Harbor RV Park 3829 days ago
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Pretty basic campground. But its location on the lake makes it worth the stay. There’s a bar inside the campground where you can get a drink and chat with the other campers. Live band playing here was really good, too.
We stayed here in a Truck Camper.
Posted to Darlings Marina and RV Resort 4241 days ago
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| More of a Tent Campground than an RV Park | The campground is pretty okay: the grounds and their facilities are clean and well-maintained. The sites are located by the river which drowns away any of those road noise coming from the highway. The night lights provided were enough so you can see your way around at night yet not bright enough that you cannot see the stars. Staff and managers were very friendly. There are actually more tent sites here than there are RV sites here so make sure that if you are going here with your RV, book well ahead in advance.
We stayed here in a Class C Motorhome.
Posted to Pagosa Riverside Campground 4281 days ago
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| What camping should always be about | If you want the best views of Big Sur, you should stay at Kirk Creek. The sights from the bluff overlooking the coastline are simply breathtaking. Aside from the restrooms, there are no hookups or other facilities here, so you're forced to chill out and commune with nature. The water here is not potable, though, so bring your own water. Also, no dump site, so make sure your tank is empty before you come here. The sites are not big-rig friendly, even though some websites say they are. It's isolated, but getting away to a place like this is good for the soul.
We stayed here in a Class C Motorhome.
Posted to Los Padres National Forest Kirk Creek Campground 4542 days ago
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| Pretty campground with pine trees | One thing I can say about Sunset Campground is it's very pretty. There are pine trees everywhere and the sights are marvelous. However, unlike with North Campground, the sites are smaller and closer together. So if you have a big RV, you'd better go to North Campground instead of here. The sites here are more level, though, than those at North. There aren't any hookups here, and definitely no wi-fi or cable. There are bathrooms available but the showers and laundry are outside the campground.
We stayed here in a Truck Camper.
Posted to Bryce Canyon National Park Sunset Campground 4591 days ago
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| Quiet Retreat by the Lake | Absolutely love this campground. Have been going here for so many years. Very quiet. Great view of the lake. Water in the lake is so clear. Great place to go fishing and swimming. Recommended for those that want to just simply get away.
We stayed here in a Class C Motorhome.
Posted to Terrace Pines 4598 days ago
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| Primitive but scenic campground | Lupine-Cedar Bluff is a very scenic place, lots of trees and lovely sights. It's only about 100 yards from Bass Lake so you can go fishing or boating there if you want. There is also a trail within the campground that you can hike too. Also, Yosemite NP is just a short drive away. There are a few things I didn't like about this campground, though, and they are: 1) the twisty roads that are tricky to drive; 2) the sites being too short; and 3) the rude manager. That the campground doesn't have any hookups is a fact I didn't really mind.
We stayed here in a Class C Motorhome.
Posted to Sierra National Forest Lupine Cedar Bluff Campground 4604 days ago
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I like the rustic feel of this park. Lots of redwoods around so there's lots of shade and it's very quiet. Full hookups available with excellent wi-fi and cable TV. Very clean and well-maintained. The only thing I didn't like about this park is it can be difficult to park a rig through the trees or to use the slideouts without hitting a tree. Otherwise, it wasn't a big deal. This is our third time staying here and there's no doubt we'll return soon.
We stayed here in a Class C Motorhome.
Posted to Santa Cruz Ranch RV Park 4610 days ago
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Made a reservation here in a waterfront site. Not really the best experience. On the upside, the trails going to the lake were okay. I wish we could say the same about our site. It was really unlevel, with a really steep incline that it took us quite a while to get it leveled. The fact that the site was really muddy only made things worse. Our view of the lake was blocked by the trunk of a huge tree.
We stayed here in a Class C Motorhome.
Posted to Sampson State Park 4631 days ago
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I love Utah it's my favorite state for outdoors activities. Awesome snowboarding in the winter and then 5 amazing National Parks for the summer, plus National monuments and Glen Canyon Recreation Area.
My favorite trail to hike is the Navajo trail in Bryce. Walking amongst the hoodoos and pinnacles is amazing. Love descending into Wall St.
What are other peoples favorite trails in Utah?
Posted to Forum The West 5030 days ago under Thread Utah Visitor's Guide
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