Rock Crusher Canyon is a large RV park that can accommodate late rigs. Ours is 28’ and we were probably on of the smallest RVs here. The park has many trees and even more bushes, which give it a “state park” feel, which I like. I've noticed that... Read more

This state park offers a beautiful view of the inlet. That said, there isn't a lot of space between the campsites. We arrived late in the afternoon, so we've not yet explored the park. According to one camper, there has been no hot water in one of... Read more

My wife and I live 1 hour away from this park, yet when you get there you feel like you are no where close to home. The park is huge and it’s beautiful. The bike paths are great and the campgrounds are spotless. The park is divided into 2 camping... Read more

As the real estate saying goes, location, location, location! That's what you get when you are camping here. Yes the sites are close together, but site we are at is level and very easy to back into with our 28’ Airstream. We will definitely be... Read more

We got to Zachary Taylor RV Resort via our Airstream club which is holding its Fall Rally here. The owners and staff are very friendly and easy to work with. The location is on the water and you can sit in the screened patio and rock in a... Read more

Enjoyed our overnight stay here. Easy access from I-75, full hookups And level pull thru places. They have a few rescue animals that you can see and some beautiful parrots in flight cages at the entrance. Friendly staff who take you to your spot... Read more

This KOA was rather typical of many. Sites are close together, but easy access. Staff was friendly, but unfortunately no one was wearing a mask.

This is an excellent place to stay, when your Airstream is being worked on. Trailers are taken at 7 AM and returned between 3 and 4 PM. Full hook ups, minus cable.

No one wore a mask and there was some police action while we were there.

Nice KOA we had a pull through on level ground overlooking the lake. Bring bug spray as it was buggy.