We stayed at Camp Gateway at Floyd Bennett Field for several nights in order to explore NYC. This site is fairly convenient to the city and very inexpensive. Since we have a National Parks annual pass, the fee was only $15/night. There is a bus... Read more

You would not believe this place exists. There is a beautiful state park just outside of Boston that makes you feel like you are far from the city. The great thing is, you are only 15 minutes from the Braintree stop for the subway. We stayed... Read more

This is the absolute best campground in the DFW area. It is a well maintained park right in the heart of everything. There are beautiful views of Grapevine Lake, just across the cove from one of the lakes most popular marinas. This is also... Read more

We camped right next to the lake and were surrounded by huge trees. Even though we were minutes from Atlanta, it felt like we were in the wilderness. There are many amenities at this park, including a pool, playground, fishing docks and boat... Read more

We decided to stay here because it is somewhat close to Carlsbad Caverns. The campground is really nice. Although we spent our days at the caverns, we enjoyed our evening under the stars. There is access to the lake below where you can... Read more

We stayed here while visiting family in Truth of Consequences, NM. Our site was down by the river. A lot of the site down there are dual pads, so 2 RVs park next to each other with no separation. I didn't like that part, but overall the... Read more

We stayed at East Shore RV park because it was the closest place to Anaheim that had availability. At first when we drove in we were discouraged. The front part of this park is all people that live there for extended periods of time. Lots of... Read more

When looking for an RV Park in San Diego, Most are very expensive. We were pretty excited to find Sweetwater Regional Park. At $33/night we were able to get a spot with 50amp, water, and sewer. Most spots have a view of the valley below, and... Read more