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This is a small resort right on the canal. All sites have paving stones. Full hook-ups. Nice pool on the smaller side. Hammocks on the grass. Boat launch. Fish cleaning station. I only marked it down for no showers and no laundry but most of the rigs here were quite large so we were probably the only ones that wanted it. Park was really nicely landscaped. Compared to other parks in the area this one was a much higher quality.

Would stay here again. No discounts accepted here.

Staff was friendly and helpful. Bathrooms/showers and laundry were good enough. Spots were a dirt lot with full hook-up and cable. All in all a good stopover when heading between CA and NV.

Wi-Fi signal was decent for emails and searches but probably not for streaming.

Staff was very friendly. Full hook-ups. Grassy lots with little fishing pond and spaces were a well sized. About 7 miles from Mammoth Cave National Park. Office had a small shop and a good shower facility.

$15/night rate was offseason with Passport America discount.

This is one of the prettiest, well maintained RV parks we’ve stayed at. It is a nice mix of mobile homes and RVs and all the mobile homes are on the smaller side but all look new.

The grounds are very well maintained and there is a small golf course in the park. The facilities are very clean and all the other rigs were in very good shape.

Sites are a mix of grass and cement pads and there is enough space between them. Some of the sites are in shady areas and others have no trees around them.

The whole park is on the shores of Orange Lake.

We didn’t stay since there were no hookups. I guess the $45 was for use of the pool???

Campground was very large, over 100 sites/cabins. Nice pool and camp store. Convenient to Indiana Dunes National Park. Close to Michigan City. Staff was nice. Showers and laundry room were sufficient. My only complaint was the spots were really tight. Our sewer connection was right next to our neighbors picnic table. They definitely tried to fit in as many spots in the space provided.

Very convenient to Medora for shops and restaurants and to Theodore Roosevelt National Park for sightseeing.

Overall the campground is very cramped but has decent facilities with the laundry room and bathrooms/showers. The playground is nice as well. Sites are flat and water/electric. Sewer dump onsite.

Staff was not overly friendly but there when you need something. Small store onsite.

RV park was right on the main Hwy-98. It was very clean and well maintained. Cement pads. Some had shade. It has a small beach right on Santa Rosa Sound with a little pier. Staff was friendly. Nice pool. Little laundry room. Had a little military noise one night. Reasonable rate for the area. Would recommend it.

This is the first time we have been to Red River, N.M. It’s a super nice town with plenty of restaurants, stores and activities. We have a truck camper and stayed at Road Runner RV resort. The one staff we met, Charles, at the front gate was very friendly and helpful. The park is pretty crowded and spots are a bit tight. There are 5 bathroom/shower combos for over 120 spots which is ridiculous. I know most rigs are outfitted to handle those functions but some smaller rigs are pretty small and having the option of using the camps facilities is very helpful. Tried to sign up for the internet service and it came back with a message that this location is inactive. The Red River does run through the park so it’s convenient for fishing and there is a playground/tennis court for the campers so there are some pluses.

Great view of Lake Superior! Decent amount of space between sites. Full hook-ups with convenient, small laundry room and showers. Close to casino with restaurant and convenience store. Convenient to ferry to Isle Royale. Very quiet area. Spots weren't maintained well, could have used regular mowing to keep the weeds down. Staff was friendly.