Our site was right on the Rio Grande river. Sites are good-sized with plenty of big cottonwood shade trees throughout. Friendly management. Quiet and peaceful here.

The camping area is small with few spaces, and the loop around is narrow. All the spaces are near the river, which is enchanting, but at night I realized how loud this river can be (in springtime), which made it rather difficult for me to sleep. Still, it’s safe and picturesque and 30 minutes from Mesa Verde National Park (whose campground...

I frequently stay in Phillipsburg when traveling from Colorado to northeast Kansas to visit family. A few years ago we tried this campground but the sites only had 30 amp service and it was a hot summer day. We went to the Cottonwood campground which had 50 amp service. Being spring and not needing AC I though I would try the City...

We came up to Vermont in early April to see the eclipse and had only one Campground open which had no dump (Hancock in the White Mountain National Forest). Every place else was closed until May. Cons: the price is crazy, they know it, and getting it paid for is crazy, they know it, but they say change may be on the way. Pros: In the...

Yep, it's a tight squeeze but it's pretty nice. In this very friendly, neighborly campground you'll be packed in tight but enjoy the community of joining a row of campers out on the rocks to enjoy the sunset. The same ritual of sitting back and enjoying the ocean happens over morning coffee as well. We enjoyed the dishwashing sink, shower (coin...