Split review. Did two nights at Nolan Tank, and three nights closer to Honaki Ruins.
Nolan Tank was fine for what it was, a very popular camping spot. A lot of campers, in tents, vans, rv's, school buses. And a lot of off road go fast...
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We stopped here to dump and it's open 24 hours. Free. Water is not potable.
We noticed propane was $2.39/gal. We will definitely be back if we are in the area..
The park is limiting water use, and recommending that you fill your tanks and bring your own. Bathrooms and showers are open, but they are asking campers to use the park water sparingly.
Otherwise, great place. At the foot of Picachu Mtn, great...
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this is basically two parking lots near a trail head with a few other places where you can camp near the road to the side. there are a lot of ATVs that like to come through here and when I was there, four trailers were all running generators. I...
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This is a nice KOA fairly close to the highway, but far enough so as to not be able to hear the highway, though there is some traffic on the local road. The Verizon signal is very good but AT&T is best left to voice only. The campground WiFi is...
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We stayed 2 nites while traveling during the virus epidemic. Easy in and out. Very nice park, quiet, good wifi, nicely stocked store, great hosts.
We had a 50 amp full hookup pull thru as we never unhooked. There are many fulltime residents...
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Since Fort Pickens is located at the western end of Santa Rosa Island the drive in is long but its beautiful. Driving to the nearest town for groceries is not a quick task.
CG has well kept bath houses and laundry. I will echo the other...
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It’s a busier gas station, but there is plenty of space to maneuver. The dump is located along the road side, so loop around in front of the store when you enter. Water access for rinsing but no potable water that we saw.
