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Convenient park for the route we were taking, but huge and crowded. Gravel sites and out outside space was taken by the sewer hookup of the next rig. 280 sites, need I say more.

We booked our one night stay a month in advance as we were going north to visit the grandchildren.
Arrival and check in was straight forward and we were given a site with a strong internet connection. But Oh! what a site; dusty gravel, road noise, no picnic table, no fire pit, close neighbors. Hook ups as expected. We might as well have parked at Walmart.

Convenient spot just off the interstate. Excellent facilities including laundry but not very generous seasonal seasonal renters. Road construction on site with lots of dust. Traffic noise from the interstate.

Meyer's Landing and RV Park is a quaint lake side fishing camp. Primitive about says it. Grass sites surrounded by cattle. No WiFi. Full hook ups worked but were in disrepair. Quiet with no facilities. The drive in over state roads made slow speeds necessary and still thee was damage to our RV. The worst thing about this camp were the roads in. Occupied by by full timers working in the area.

Easy access off of I 95. Large private retirement community for golfers. All of the sites a privately owned and rented when available. Nicely landscaped, quiet with excellent amenities. Level concrete pads. Need to go into town for any supplies including ice. No WiFi or cable.

Quiet out of the way campground on the Ohio 30' from the water. Well worth the extra 20 minutes from the Interstate. Privately owned small place but well maintained. Located on the Ohio flood plane. The electric boxes are on poles five feet off the ground. You wouldn't want to stay here when the river was flooding. Thirty minutes into Paducah for provisioning and the National Quilt Museum. Nice play ground when it hasn't been flooded by rain. The only noise is the from the barges on the river.

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Nicely wooded sites. Great Lake. Very quiet. Many cigaret buts on the ground.

This looked like a good spot from which to visit Mammoth Cave. It was close but proved to be disappointing. The park is played out between an Interstate, a railroad and a waste treatment plant. The first two were noisy and the latter was smelly. Sites were well kept and clean. The staff was friendly and helpful and the facilities werewolf appointed.

Very picturesque. The site was located in a pine forest with shrubs right up against our RV. Level grass site with adjacent cement patio, table and fire pit. Quiet at night but road noise and generators spoiled the daytime solitude. Good location to journey from to see the east side of the Everglades. No WiFi or Cable. Dumping station and water available.