Nicest campground poll

[GDeen]

A great resource is www.rvparkreviews.com. This is an online resource where WE get to review parks we have visited and make comments. I use it quite often when trying to find a park in an area that I'm not familiar with.

There are reviews on probably most parks around country, and although not specific to motorhomes or Big Rigs in particular, the advice contained there can at least tell me when to avoid a park.

I use it all the time, along with Big Rigs, but unfortunately, Big Rigs hasn't visited everywhere.

Ray

Ray, I found that site when we went on our "rented Monaco tour of the great holes in the earth of the desert SW" a couple of years ago. It was very informative particularly for a newbie.

[Ray Davis]

Another one that may come in handy some time is

http://www.rvdumps.com/dumpstations/

which lists RV dump sites across US and Canada.


It also lists rest areas, I think. I've not used it a lot, but there was one time when I had boondocked for 5 days, and was a little worried about finding a dump station.

Ray

[hillndale]

I wonder if they'll put their book online, by subscription. Save some trees, slash their costs and easy to search. Comments by those that visit would be really helpful.

That would be a GREAT idea. Especially to have comments from those that have stayed at them.

[sawdust_128]

Here's another pretty good link. Over 6400 camping facilities listed with live links to their web sites.

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