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Was hesitant to try it, being so close to Hwy95 but turned out to hardly hear the road during the day, and not at all at night.
Quiet with lovely view of the lake. Covered picnic table and campfire rings were very nice. Multiple neighbors in a very busy BML area, but spots are far enough away that they were hardly noticed. Will come back to stop if needing a BML boondocking location.
Vault toilets. Central trash dumpster on the way in. No water nor dump. About 15min to Hawthorne. Great cell and sun exposure.

25 sites with electric only for $25/night at each site with potable water spigots throughout. Central rv dump with rinse and potable water along with trash dumpsters about a quarter mile away.
Two bars Verizon LTE but very slow, would not recommend beyond email and texting for teleworkers.

Convenient stop off the interstate. Small convenience store with dry goods and RV. Older and a bit run down, gravel sites that are fairly level. Pool needed cleaning. Playground was in good shape and clean. Lots of long term tenants and borders some trailers that do not appear to belong to the resort. Some tree cover, but the desert sun is hot.

Visited during a local rainstorm and flood, they were gracious enough to upgrade us to a FHU spot. We explored the area a little, unfortunately everything was muddy or flooded. Will have to come back to fully
Enjoy the area.

One of the only full hook up sites around Tahoe that allows pets, including easy walking distance to the beach. One of our favorite Tahoe destinations for any rig.

Not too far from the city but worth the drive for a great camping experience. Decently level sites, no hook ups but dump station and trash dumpster available.

A little confusion over the name when using search engines and gps maps. But the location is great. Just north of crescent city which has Grocery store, auto parts, gas stations and commerce. 10-15 drive to jed smith park. Lighthouse. Beach. And Brookings Oregon is a quick and scenic drive.
The facility itself is a tree lined park with plenty of grass and tall trees overhanging the sites. We stayed for three rainy days and still had a blast. Volleyball, tetherball, horseshoes, large grassy areas, fire rings and plentiful full hookup sites. One of our favorite locations. We looked at the KOA up the street, and loved the trees, grass and price of this resort much better. Definitely coming back for future stays.

Our second stay and we enjoyed it again. Much busier this time around with a nearly full park. Banana slugs in our campsite was fun. Spots are very close together but decent privacy with trees between most spots. One way roads that make little sense but not enough traffic to keep you from driving your RV on them.

Exceptionally close together spots with a lot of road and boat noise. Acceptable for an overnight or short city RV park stay, but not family friendly. Lots of full timers towards the back of the park. Difficult reservation system. Traffic to and from the area is bad in Portland during rush hour. Shopping mall within walking distance across the street (Duluth Trading was the biggest perk of this park).

-Hidden gem in Pollack Pines. Colorado River Adventures property with quite a bit of tree covered average, fishing pond, trails, swimming pool, kids playground, indoor kids crafts area. The old movie set is up the hill, fun community hall (saloon), ice cream shop, and video games arcade.
-Sites are water and electric only with a charcoal bbq stand. Central dump, and MWF honey wagon service. Clean bathrooms and central bathhouse.
-Gas station, Safeway (grocery store) and other civilization amenities outside the park in town.
-Very close to Apple Hill area for local farms and adventures.