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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...

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New Campground Reviews

Caribbean Cowboy RV Resort
Tarpley, Texas
Reviewed By: CaribbeanCowboy@hotmail.com
December 17, 2009
Visited: December, 2009
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Great place to stay! We stayed for a week in order to deer hunt at the Hill Country State Natural Area. The owners were very nice. I didn't know how to use WIFI and they helped me. They didn't even mind that I stayed in their lobby all afternoon to visit. We are even considering buying a Lifetime Lease!

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Moose River Campground
Saint Johnsbury, Vermont
Reviewed By: tomnbj@windstream.net
October 06, 2009
Visited: September, 2009
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We vsited your lovely campground in September, 2008. My only fault I found was since I liv in Pennsylvania it is too far away. It is the most friendly campground I have ever stayed at. Everyone made you feel so welcome. I would have loved to spentmore time and heard more of the front porch stories. Thank you so much for good memories of our trip. Tom and BJ Frampton

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Nickerson Park Campground
Gilboa, New York
Reviewed By: blazer6699
September 20, 2009
Visited: August, 2009
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First lets thank Donna and Doug for doing a great job running this campground. We are Kenny and Colleen, Brianna 11, Kenny 5. This campground is absolutly beautiful and clean. The campsites are very large. There are grassy fields on every level which makes it very easy to watch your kids. Fishing and swimming on the river is the best weve ever been too, and weve been to alot of campgrounds on rivers and lakes. Games and wagon rides are awesome for the kids. Pavilion and pool are very nice. The dj saturday night and it "rocked". The horseshoe tournament on Sunday was absolutly the best tounament ever. 3 beers and a dream lol! 37 teams 100 spectaters and a whole lot of fun for the whole family. All of the campers thare that we met are very nice people. Wooooooo!!!!! Only 1 downfall.......golfcarts are not aloud. Any questions feel free to email us.

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Lakeside RV Park
Opelika, Alabama
Reviewed By: brian603
September 12, 2009
Visited: July, 2009

Don't look for a lake at Lakeside RV Park, it exists only in the minds of the owners (but there is a fake lake pictured on their website to lure unsuspecting travelers). There is junk, heavy equipment, abandoned vehicles and mobile homes scattered all over the campground, its a real mess. The owners monitor internet access on their WI-FI network and disclosed information to a local businessman that I had included in personal emails. A previous camper posted a negative review of the park, for which I was falsely blamed, and the owner Butch Hanvey threated me hours before my departure. The owner of the park and a drunk who works for him have made repeated attempts to tarnish my reputation locally. This is definitely a park (and park owners) to avoid - there are several very nice parks nearby where you won't have to look at piles of junk every time you go outside.

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Starve Hollow State Recreation Area
Vallonia, Indiana
Reviewed By: wizardcjc
September 09, 2009
Visited: July, 2009
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This is one of the greatest areas to take a kayak, camp next to the lake, hike. I wish I could be there every week.

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