Pro: closest park to Mt Princeton Hot Spring. Con: numerous. We stayed in the lower camp by Chalk Creek. The majority of the camp is dirt. Fine, white chalk dirt. As I was filling my tank (the site does not have water), a wind kicked up... Read more

Last minute decision to stop in Pagosa. It’s so beautiful here. Off the highway enough that we didn’t hear the night road construction going on. Level sites and road are gravel. Grass between sites. Shade from mature ponderosa pines. Shower... Read more

We’re locals and joined a friend for an extended weekend at the beach. It really is just a beach lot and the spaces are narrow. No slide outs. It’s not dedicated to RV’s. You’re going to have day use cars coming and going around you at all... Read more

Did a Campendium search and a Google search while in TX. Decided this was a good option. Did not disappoint. The woman on the phone couldn’t have been nicer. A lot of full timers but I take that as a good sign. It’s a nice park. Our site for... Read more

Had some tire trouble that delayed our progress and we ended up getting only to San Antonio. It was supposed to be a partial day to see the Alamo and then move on. We didn’t plan on staying here and that’s probably why I felt ripped off at... Read more

Picked it because it was the closest in to downtown. They say it’s “walkable” to town. It’s actually 1.1 miles to La Plaza. That’s a bit long for “walkable”. In retrospect, we had no trouble parking our 25ft C on the side streets. Didn’t need... Read more