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How To Build A Campfire
Dann
March 15, 2009
Let's face it Without a campfire it ain't campin' A campfire is one of the few things that can affect all of your senses The smell of the burning wood for your nose the warmth for your hands the flames dancing for your eyes the crackle and pops for your read more...

Tent Camping Tips
Dann
February 13, 2009
Tent camping also known as primitive camping is a great way to get started in camping It is inexpensive compared to buying a motor home or camping trailer or renting an RV You just need some camping equipment which can be purchased at many camping stores Most camping families start read more...

Tips for a Better RV Camping Trip
Dann
February 13, 2009
Don't drive your RV more than hours per day Take your time smell the flowers Enjoy Life Carry a well equipped tool box Duct tape and WD are not cure-alls Know how your motor home handles hills and mountain driving Go down in the same gear you went up A read more...

Buying an RV, Motor Home, Camper or Trailer
Dann
February 13, 2009
So you want to buy an RV to make your camping trips more enjoyable Here are some tips and ideas for you to keep in mind while you're deciding on that perfect RV that is right for you and your family br br Rent an RV First First and foremost read more...

Renting an RV, Motor Home, Camper or Trailer
Dann
February 13, 2009
Even with high gas prices RV or motor home vacations still remain a great vacation value You do not need to own an RV to experience the joys of camping There are many RV rental options available Many families rent RVs year after year and never buy one Families enjoy read more...

Featured Campgrounds

New Campground Reviews

Camp Waub-o-Jeeg
Taylors Falls, Minnesota
Reviewed By: MomJ
July 02, 2009
Visited: June, 2009
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Very nice primitive tenting sites which were fully shaded, quiet and fairly private. Short walk to outhouses & water. It rained most of our stay and the sandy soil kept us pretty dry. Nice shower amenities with hot water. After making our reservation, the owner, Nu Gamble, followed up with a phone call to ensure all our info was correct & answer questions. They also kindly accommodated our late returns by opening the camp gate for us after 10pm. We will camp here again. Thanks Nu & Jon!

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Pine Cone Marina & Campground
Leesburg, Alabama
Reviewed By: buttercream30753@yahoo.com
June 23, 2009
Visited: June, 2009
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camping out with tent with power

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Mile High Campground
Cherokee, North Carolina
Reviewed By: alisa@gryphab.com
June 16, 2009
Visited: September, 2008
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We've camped several times here - once in July, once in August, and once in September. It's a well-run campground with fantastic views (mainly sites numbered 23-26), piping hot showers, and a comfortable setting. Downsides are that it's not exactly hike-in/hike-out -- trails are a bit of a distance off. But for someplace to come home to -- it's an awesome setting. We're going back this July 4 and will probably be frequent visitors.

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Sundown RV Resort
Amarillo, Texas
Reviewed By: prariepoodle_43@yahoo.com
May 28, 2009
Visited: May, 2009
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We have been here for over a month and I have to say that the owners and staff are very Nice and helpful. Park is in the process of adding a new large sigh, also planting a lot of flowers.They have a store and propane that is Available. On a scale of 1 the worst and 10 the best I give this park a 10.

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South Sauty Creek Resort
Langston, Alabama
Reviewed By: fiber 1
May 27, 2009
Visited: May, 2009
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Stayed at the North Shore Campground. Very nice place the view is wonderful. The staff is very nice and helpfull. Its a very quite place.

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