We have a 38’ Super C towing a Ford Ranger - we were suppose to have a “pull through” the road they EXPECT you to drive through would barely allow a large SUV - no way RV (even after unhooking tow) could do it. Had to back into our “pull through”. As others mentioned; hookups were so far back we had pull so far back to dump our tanks (reason...

• Site was fairly level. They guide you in. I had to wait for the escort to leave so I could position my rig properly. • No cable TV, No air channels. • Very big campground, very spacious sites. • Because of the layout, you will get people cutting through, between RV’s. • 2 Laundry rooms, one is horrible (outside) the other is great....

Arriving at the Claytor Lake State Park, I was greeted by a cheerful and friendly Ranger, who directed me to the campground. I stayed on Loop D, a water/electric site that was large enough to easily park my rig and another. The road through the D Loop is partially unpaved and the sites are mostly level gravel. Each site has a fire ring and...

Getting to Cedar Creek Campground involves driving along several winding, narrow roads through residential neighborhoods. The setting and grounds are nice, the sites mostly level and wide. The bathrooms/showers are stellar - work great, cleaned daily and spacious. So what's not to like, you ask? Well, it felt like less of a campground and...

The sites are nice and I thought, nicely spaced considering some state parks I've been to. Most are quite large and relatively level. As of this writing, the lower campground bathroom was closed for renovations which we weren't aware of when we made our reservation almost a month ago and it made it a bit of an inconvenience. The bathrooms are...