What a nice campground! We hiked, biked and kayaked. The hiking trails were very well maintained. A paved bike path was also nice. There is also a good sized beach for warmer weather days. It opens Memorial weekend and closes Labor Day. Our... Read more

Although $50 is more than we like to pay for an overnight stop, there are limited options near Nashville close to I-65, and this was very convenient. The "resort" is mostly open gravel and grass with a major road on one side and railroad track on... Read more

Long Pine Key is one of two campgrounds inside Everglades National Park. None of the sites in Long Pine have electricity, but it's more peaceful and centrally located than Flamingo an hour down the road. Administered by a contractor, they only... Read more

You go online to check availability and get a permit that includes the pass code to a very strange gate lock. From there the 3.5 mile gravel road was no problem with the trailer except when we had to pull aside for an oncoming. Check in with the... Read more

While this park has a nice area to kayak from and is fairly convenient to Naples, the sites in the main campground loop are quite small and do not have any privacy landscaping, so you're right on top of your neighbors. Next time in the area we'd... Read more

It took us a bit to discover that the Sonoran Desert National Monument is really just a preserve, with no hiking trails or sights to speak of . That said, this is an acceptable nice open level place to spend a free night when on the road. We... Read more

This is your basic gravel-lot RV park (not a "resort") but very good value for a full hookup pull-through site right off of I-8. We did not reserve online as there appeared to be lots of availability in this shoulder season so we saved the $5... Read more

This level gravel lot right off the road is clearly marked Camping Allowed so we felt totally comfortable with a night of boondocking here. There is a trailhead that leads to a lake where sandhill cranes stop during migration. We didn't see any... Read more

We were nervous about bringing in our 22 ft trailer, but the trip from Willcox was easy and with strategic wiggling dodging rocks we maneuvered it into the site. Early November weather was perfect; the shade meant our solar did not get much boost... Read more

We had this beautiful little National Forest campground all to ourselves on a couple of chilly October nights. We made the mistake of ignoring the warning signs of "unimproved mountainous road" coming in on 126 on the east and endured 9 miles of... Read more