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Nice quiet spot. A touch out of town, but nothing for a car :). Great access to Jedediah redwoods and others. Right off the 101.

Interesting site layouts, some big sites, some tight. Mine would not have worked with a slide, but since I don't have one... Probably why I got it! All connections at very back of the site, sewer just reached with an extension. Be prepared! Wifi useless, even at 7 am with a booster.

LOTS of animals. Cats roaming free, a rooster I could hear, lots of people with dogs, but all controlled.

Site way off level on left side for me :).

Perfect park to stop overnight en route... Full hookup sites, but they don't even have a bathroom - so bring your own :D.

Sites definitely not level, I used leveling blocks and still nose down in the end.

But - perfect overnight. Great water, 50A service and dump at every site. Cash only, we used twice to and from elsewhere, and it's perfect for that. Literally the first driveway off the interstate - don't come barreling off at full speed! In the morning unhook and you are right back on :D

Note: Campground appears sold and new owners about to take over...

Decent enough, great for an overnight stay, hookups 30A only but fine. Great gateway to the badlands and wall. A couple overnight trains went through, but they didn't lay on their horns so not too bad!

Pro tip - Wall Drug is almost empty at 8Am - hookup for the night and go in the morning :D.

Let's be honest - you are here for the beach. Direct beach access, if not pure beach views from your RV.

This has all of that with full hookup and usually ok wifi. Easy distance to shops (publix, etx), easy drive to lots of things. Great food around.

Sites level? Nope. Lots of sand in everything? Yep. Who cares? No one, obviously.

Totally recommended if you want beach access for walks, etc. Pool at the hotel is nice as well.

Good location on the greenbelt in Boise.

Sites NOT level. I had everything I could under the front of my RV (golf course section) and we still felt our RV was parked on a hill :D. The middle (FHU) sites don't look to have that issue. The edge sites were basically right on the bike path - great for people watching.

Also - our first night they put us in the 'dry camping' section, but still charged almost $40 for the night. A bit disappointed the dry camping cost as much as the electric\water sites. Felt a bit ripped off from that...

Hosts really nice though, very helpful. Location good.

You come for Disney, lets be honest. AWESOME access to Disney - the boat to magic kingdom is amazing.

Sites nice, lots of space, full hookup, level, nice bathrooms - it's Disney, you pay for it, but for the money they do it right.

Public transport around the park exceptional. Great walking and bike paths too.

Best bit - no extra charge if you also use a tent - made the stay much more comfortable for everyone to have one person out of the smaller space :D.

Again - it's Disney, yes, you pay for it, but at least they do it right. i've paid this much elsewhere and got no where near as good service.

First tip, they have a separate overnight section. Pull in, take a spot, then go and full out the paperwork.

Flat sites, full hookup, right price. Wifi was best I've seen in a campground.

Needed to stay a couple hours longer for work, they were 100% ok.

Perfect for a stop or if visiting the area.

Great location - nicely spaced out sites, many at different elevation to their neighbors. Located about 5 minutes out of Custer, so close to most things.

Staff all super nice and helpful. Camp store not overpriced at all for essentials...

Mostly very quiet, we really liked out site E in the far back loops. Only issue was wifi was spotty, and cell service 1 bar if you held your phone up to the sky :D

Visited out of season. Bathrooms closed and services off, but still power and a dump station - all we needed.

Very quiet - 3 other people in the whole park. Close to nice trails and Macbride nice to visit, cell service a bonus.

Definitely not level - it was drive up season, I couldn't get enough to level my rig, even after changing sites.

Also, cash at the door in a 'box' - BYO Pen which we didn't do, that was the worst part of the trip :P.

I do note some sites also quite close, it may be crowded here in peak season.

Super quiet corner of Oregon. About 5 minutes drive into Tillamook, or surf beaches. Not really near anything itself, and lots of hills and wind so bikes are hard work!

Layout weird - eg, sites on one side back the actual road, so you pull in from the road. A bit close together, but not terrible. Just weird :)

Coming from Tillamook, entry street is on a downhill in 50 zone, be prepared!

Easy drive to lots of nice scenic places.