We were able to book a spot at this campground for a quick one night just a few hours prior to arrival. The camp host was very friendly and informative. It’s located in an industrial part of Amarillo, so I wouldn’t say the views are fantastic,... Read more

Older commercial campground with great access to where family lives in San Antonio. Other than that (and we’ll absolutely stay here again when we make it back down to this area for family visits), there’s not much else that would bring us back. ... Read more

Nicely cared for commercial campground with great access to Lake Travis and Austin. The campground has spots for any type of rig and also has cabins/tiny houses available to rent. There are many seasonal and/or long-term renters in the... Read more

Tight maneuvering in this park. We pulled into this campground for a one-night stay. Maneuvering our F250 and 38-foot fifth wheel was a bit tough. The campground is wooded and has trails for ATVs and OHVs right out of the campground. We didn’t... Read more

We pulled into this campground for a one-night stay at about midnight. It was a last-minute find and what a gem! We felt lucky to find a spot arriving that late, but there were a few left. It was storming when we arrived and luckily we were... Read more

What a great campground! The campsites border the lake and most of them back up to the water. We were on the Lake View loop. The sites are narrow (but plenty big for a rig and our truck), but the fire pits and picnic tables at many of the sites... Read more

River Fork is a campground just at the edge of the city limits of Lake City. It’s tucked back behind the park nestled up against the creek and on quiet days and nights you can hear the creek run. The campground is covered with trees. There are... Read more

We stayed in Loop F at the Pa-Co-Chu-Puk area of Ridgway State Park. There is NOT a Visitor Center at this area that can sell you a State Park pass, so if you need to get your annual pass, you need to stop through the Dutch Charlie area first. ... Read more

This campground is secluded. Most spots have coverage from trees as the campground is wooded. There are a few spots that don’t have tree coverage if you are looking for solar energy (site 12 is one of them). The San Juan River runs through the... Read more

This campground is luscious, green, and wooded. There's a creek that goes through the back of the campground and it was really quiet (early season and COVID-19 related, I'm sure). The campground has sites for all types of campers, from Class A... Read more