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Quite park in wooded area. Sites are level. Sites are large enough for privacy until all the kids arrived for the Easter weekend. Dump station is on the wrong side so better used on arrival than departure. Over all a tired state park, no up to snuff with other LA state parks.

We were there just before the fourth, why weren’t there more campers? Beautiful spot. Each site was a location unto itself.

We came to Fort Yargo on our way to visit out son. It allowed us to avoid the spaghetti bowl in down town Atlanta. Fort Yargo is a well organized State Park with recreational facilities on a small lake. We were traveling with another couple and the management very nicely accommodated our sites next to each other. We were in a well wooded area and nearly unaware of other campers in adjacent sites. Our site was level gravel with a pull through. Our stay was truly very pleasant. We will keep this on our list of places to stay the next time we are in the area.

We held our March SC Coastal Airstream rally here. It could not have been a more suitable location. Our sites were well spaced under well established Live Oaks, level and with plenty of grassy areas for recreation. We were 100 yards fro the beach. We were provided with a pavilion that functioned well for our chapter meeting. Truly a spectacular location.

City park, poorly kept, a lot of trash and smoke from small sites. Right on the river with a pleasant view.

We had been warned about the mosquitos but they were horrific. We could not walk to the beach or go on the nature trail without repellant. The RV sites were clean and orderly, but the beach was soiled perhaps from previous oil spills. Aside from laughing gulls, there were few birds. The neighboring birding hot spots were all industrial yards. the WiFi did not work, the laundry and bath houses were out of order.

Located on the banks of the Red River this was an excellent location to stay for a night to visit our grandson at Concordia Moorhead. The sites were poorly maintained but the campground was clean and quiet.

It was early spring so we had the park almost entirely to ourselves. The sites were widely spaced and surrounded by a hardwood forest. The facilities were tired but clean. Considered changing our route home in order to stay here again.

Just what we expected in a South Padre Island State Park on the beach. I estimated 600 sites all full. We were near the bay so there were beautiful vistas. There is no shade and it is hot even in April. Good place for beach activities. But be cautioned. Your GPS will send you down a long road that ends in sand with no turn around. Registration is at an unmarked building before you enter the park once you do find it. Paved sites. No WIFI. Free cable with one channel, ESPN. No laundry. Impossible to contact by phone. Lots of room for improvement for a State Park.

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.