Good sites, all in a row, decent separation. What really makes this place special is the beach: a short walk from the campsites, and a long stretch of beach with good shell hunting and lovely sunsets. Traffic from the nearby road is sometimes... Read more

This is a long ways to go for a one-night stand so plan to stay awhile, and it will be worth it. A small campground on the Gulf Coast, almost on the border of TX and LA, and you get to drive through a lot of oil refineries in Port Arthur to get... Read more

It's all dry camping here, but the sun makes solar work well and I never busted out my generator the week I was here, despite some big storms moving through. The beach is endless and was relatively uncrowded because it was the first week of the... Read more

Camped in A loop, where the outside is mostly for tents, and inside of the loop is for RVs and trailers. Was right next to the vault toilets and showers, but they are very clean and no smell. Small sites was OK for my little trailer and SUV, but... Read more

Apparently this park has new owners, but they have a long ways to go to make a proper RV park. The "beachfront" sites were literally sand, with glass (barely missed my tire!) and no picnic tables or fire pits or, well, anything. No bathroom in... Read more

This is better than Skidaway if you want to kayak or fish or other water activities; it has a great boat launch and floating dock area, and most people seemed to be here for the water. The hiking trail was small (nature trail) and other than that,... Read more

This was a cool little dry camping place, a mile down a pretty bumpy dirt road. 15 spots, so not huge and if you have a big rig, you'll want to check campsite lengths carefully as some spots are smaller than others. There's a hiking trail right... Read more

Picked this is a stopover, not sure what to expect. Lake is gone (dam breaches from Hurricane Matthew, but they are going to rebuild it this summer, so the lake will be back late in the year, the rangers say) but the park itself is nice - so many... Read more

Typical Mass State park: no hookups, water available at specific locations (no sites), and no park rangers, just front office staff. Solar is pretty iffy because these sites are mostly truly shaded from sunlight; I had to break out the generator... Read more

The park location is great: salt marsh, Merrimack River, Atlantic Ocean. Long flat beach to walk on at low tide. And that's the best thing about this place. It is understaffed: on a saturday when the park was full up, there was one office... Read more