We stopped for a quick overnight rest in the middle of a really long road trip. The campground is 10 minutes or so south of the interstate, but getting to it was easy. The entrance into the campground was heavily shaded as were the loops and... Read more

We were not sure we had a site until just a few days before arrival. The casino does not have an online reservation system so we had to rely on the front desk to take our reservation, but it was one of the most difficult experiences we've... Read more

Pronounced “cab-eh-toe-GAH-mah” or “cab-eh-TOE-guh-muh,” depending on the local you ask. The resort was easy to get to and one of the staff members in a golf cart pulled up next to us as we pulled in. He told us where to park then offered me a... Read more

I stayed here because I needed a one-night rest stop on a long road trip and the cost was not too bad, $33 for the site + $8 reservation fee. The park office includes a small gift shop and geology museum so I had an opportunity to learn a bit... Read more

One of the things I like about state parks is the size and spacing of the sites. Sure, some state parks feel a little cramped, but this is another example of a park with enough room for everyone, even when full. The bathrooms and showers were... Read more

The park was clean, quiet, and the office staff was friendly. The office had long hours and included a camp store with basic necessities. There was no laundry. Our pull-through site was long enough to fit our 30ft travel trailer and truck. ... Read more

Prior to arriving, we got a text saying that we had our choice for sites and we simply needed to pull into the best available. The office was closed so we were also given different options to pay. It was easy. The park was small and a gravel... Read more

The weather washed out roads and dumped enough snow to close three National Parks that we planned to visit in California. So our travel plans changed, and we found ourselves with no place to go between Sequoia National Park and our next stop in... Read more

We chose Shoshone for its proximity to Death Valley and planned to stay two weeks. We had no reason to believe that the cell service reviews shown by others would be inaccurate, but as we were checking in, we were told that there was no cell... Read more

We had reservations at the Armadillo loop, site 17 and had just a bit of an issue finding it. We had “Beavers Bend State Park” in our GPS, but the Armadillo campground was farther north. Once we found “Armadillo Camping Area Circle” in our GPS,... Read more