Jan Schmitt

We stayed here in mid-June for 3 nights. We chose this park for its location close to highway 15 and distance to Grand Teton NP and Yellowstone NP. Our site was FHU, 50 amp, very level, pull-through gravel pad with grass, picnic table and fire ring. We were in site B15 with only 1 site next to us. It was plenty long enough for our 35’ MH and toad. We were not terribly close to our neighbor. Wifi was actually pretty good, Verizon cell service was 4G 4 bars, staff was very friendly. They have pancake breakfast every morning. There is a pool and hot tub and playground. Price was $53/night with Good Sam’s.

This is a very nice park near Duluth, MN. We stayed here for 4 nights in August 2018. We were in site 55 with a front view of one of their 3 ponds. They take cash or check only. The man I dealt with was very nice. Our site was back in, very level gravel pad, FHU 50 amp, picnic table and a good size site. Our Verizon was 3 bars 4G, their wifi was pretty decent. It was very quiet at this campground. There are quite a few full-time and/or seasonal residents but their sites are well maintained. The clubhouse has a pool table, bathrooms and showers were very clean, laundry room is also clean with 3 washers, 3 dryers at $1.25 each.

We stayed here for a week in October in site 67. We liked the location because it was close to the Shenandoah National Park. When we drove through we had a very difficult time finding our site. The forks in their roads were not mapped and they had no printed maps of the campground to help find it either. The staff person we dealt with when we arrived was not very pleasant but others were.
The sites are narrow and small. We had a very tough time leveling our motor home. The campground is nicely wooded but they don’t clean up the leaves at all. There are many seasonal campers there and some of the RV’s looked pretty sad. Our site was FHU with water and electric on the left rear and sewer on the right rear of our backed in MH. We had a picnic table and a fire ring. There were also 3 large electrical boxes on our site.
If you want to visit this area there are beautiful sites to see. Shenandoah National Park, Luray Caverns, George Washington and Jefferson National Forests, and our favorite the Crabtree Falls. The Blue Ridge Parkway is nearby also. There is plenty of shopping around within 15 minutes. I won’t say this campground was horrible but the 2 of us didn’t like the feel of it and will not go back. It might be better for families with kids.

Page, AZ – Wahweap Marina & RV in Glen Canyon Recreation Area
We stayed here for 11 days in early May 2018. It was a beautiful campground with incredible views! We had FHU with 50 amp, picnic table, fire pit and grill. Our cement pad was very level. As suggested by someone who had stayed there we requested, and got, a double-wide site, which they had available and it worked out quite nicely. There was WiFi at the visitor center and we could use it a few times from our site as we were close but it was unreliable. Verizon cell service was very sketchy. No cable and OTA TV was non-existent for us. The price was a bit high but we reserved a site with advance purchase/no refund making the cost approximately $45/day. We were in site F-9.

We stayed for a week at the end of July 2018 in site 86, which was a long pull-through (but not terribly wide) towards the back of the campground. We were escorted to out site, which wasfairly level with FHU, 50 amp. Wifi was weak since we were in the back. Verizon was good at 3-4 4G bars. It had a picnic table and fire ring. Campground had a pool, was kid and pet friendly. All of the Staff was all very nice and helpful. They have Good Sam’s discount, stay a week and get one day free. Unfortunately I forgot to take pictures other than the campground map.

We stayed here for a 2 night layover in late March 2018 in site A. It was very level with 50 amp FHU, had cable and excellent Wi-Fi, no picnic table. Staff was pleasant. The park was nothing special, seemed to have a lot of long term workers but it was quiet enough.

We stayed here for a week in mid-October 2018 in site 17. We had FHU, 30/50 amp and a brook right behind us. The site had a very level cement pad and patio, picnic table, and bench. It was just long enough for our 35’ motorhome and our car parked sideways. Sites are very close together but well manicured. The staff cares a great deal about the business and customers. We were provided a packet of local information including the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. We were escorted to our site and assisted in backing in. Cable and Wifi were very good and there is a Gatlinburg Trolley stop at the top of their driveway. It is right on a busy street and there was a lot of road noise but it quiets down at night. Police, PO, grocery, liquor are within walking distance. They have 2 pools and a hot tub that were still open in mid-October, a small fenced in pet area, bathrooms and laundry (did not check them out). Trash is picked up at your site. We paid $68 per night with Good Sam’s/AAA discount. Gatlinburg and Pigeon Forge are very touristy. We enjoyed the different areas of Great Smoky Mountains and Blue Ridge Parkway. Check out Dragon’s Tail Route 129 for a fun drive (NOT with your RV!).

We stayed here for a week in April 2019 so we could visit Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks. We had site R31, which was a pull in site with FHU 50 amp and cable. Our site was not huge but sufficient for a picnic table, fire ring and room between rigs. There was no Wifi but Verizon 4G was 5 bars. We were on one of the 3 rivers and the raging waters sounded wonderful! The junction of the 3 rivers is right at the edge of the campground. The owners were new and really friendly and helpful. We had problems with our stairs and they suggested a mobile RV person, who worked out great. The CG is not huge but it’s comfortable, casual, quiet, and has lots of nice sites for tents also. There is a decent grocery store and a great brewery down the street that we walked to. We would stay here again.

Lake Medina RV Resort – Lakehills, TX
We stayed in site 89 for a few days in early August 2020. The drive to the park has a couple of rather steep hills that are on the small roads leading in. The folks in the office were friendly and very safe pandemicly (I made that up). The park is surrounded by Lake Medina with many trees. There was lots of activity in the water and many deer in the park. Our site 89 was FHU, 20/30/50 amp, basic cable, free WiFi (fair), gravel pad, huge, long and we loved being under all the trees! We had a brick patio and picnic table. We did not use the bathrooms or laundry facilities. There are some hiking trails but we did not walk them. Unfortunately we had to leave early to get the brakes on our motorhome fixed. We would stay here again.

The TWO RV Park in Port O'Connor, Texas was our home for Dec. 2018 and Jan. 2019. Port O'Connor, or locally known as POC, is a small fishing town that was rather quiet while we were there but the RV park was pretty full. Their rates are very reasonable.
Our site was level gravel with a wooden patio and plants on each side. Wifi was fair but cable was good. We had water (wasn't drinkable), 50 amp power and sewer. The owers were very friendly.
While we were there it was sold to new owners who said they had lots of plans for improvement, which is wonderful because the place needs some TLC. I can see on their Facebook page they are becoming very active with events - so good to see! It is a very popular place for fishing. We strolled the streets of town quite a bit.
There is a fairly decent market just a few blocks away but other than that you have to drive about a half hour to Port Lavaca or an hour to Victoria. All in all we liked the place.
http://thetworvpark.com/