We stayed here one night on our way to the Everglades. In order to get a parking permit they ask that you go into the casino and register for a player card. I had to show my drivers license and get a free "member" card. It's a bit of a hassle but... Read more

This is a relatively quiet spot in the Ocala National Forest, not too far from the main road. The lake is beautiful, filled with lily pads and sand cranes. The parking itself is not ideal - it's slopey and sandy and incredibly dirty with litter.... Read more

Santos is a bit out of town so if you don't have another rig to get around in I'd make sure to have your provisions with you. Once you're here it's a great little spot - the campground isn't very big and the sites aren't private but if you're a... Read more

We stopped here for a quick night before heading into Saguaro National Park. There were a ton of RVs camped out all around, some with tables and chairs set up, which surprised up. The parking lot is flat and even. It was a bit out of the way from... Read more

We stayed here one night en route between Austin and New Orleans. Easy to get to this parking lot and saw a couple of other RVs. There's a security truck driving around but they didn't ask us any questions. The RV lot is the closest to the... Read more

Stopped here as an easy place to sleep for the night. Pretty noisy given that you are 30 feet or so from the interstate and trucks/cars are pulling in and out right next to you (there's no dedicated parking area, you just pull off to the side of... Read more

Level parking lot and quiet. Didn't have anyone bother us. Good stopping point between National Parks.

The sites here are cramped but you can't beat the location. Laundry facilities were pretty decent ($1 for each load with washer and dryer) and showers were decent as well. It's all about being able to walk into various parts of town from this... Read more

We stayed here one night just for a cheaper option to hop into New Orleans. The check-in process was easy and the sites are roomy. The downside to this spot is it's very far from downtown NOLA. We don't have a car so we had to Lyft into town which... Read more

We dry camped 3 nights at two different sites in Morro Bay. Saturday night was definitely the fullest/loudest with kids and generators running but the park was probably only at half capacity. Then the activity dramatically dropped off which left... Read more