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This park is outside Bandon, right off the 101. It is a beautiful park that is right off the 101 but feels secluded. The staff and owner are very friendly. The park has beautiful flowers all over the park. Nice showers and laundry rooms. Great Verizon and AT&T. The cell tower is right beside the park. The drive into Old Town Bandon is pretty short, which puts you by the ocean. The weather has the benefit of being near the Pacific, so summer is very comfortable.

I work from my RV, so I need good data service. I have a WeBoost on my RV, so my service is based on my boosted signal. I had great streaming service with AT&T and Verizon. I tested a couple sites. It appears the park has good coverage throughout. The park backs up to mountain, so you get beautiful views of the mountain and the Rio Grande Rift down below. The camp hosts are very friendly. They keep the park very clean. Each site has its own trash can. The sites are large, some bigger than others. Reservations are hard to come by. The first come first serve electric sites fill quickly. Plan to get here by 10 am. I got a non-electric site for the first night and was able to get into an electric site the next day. The bathrooms look new and are very clean. Deming doesn't offer a lot to do, but you have great access to Mexico, Silver City, and the Gila National Monument. In Deming, check out Tacos Mirasol for tacos and the Elisa’s House of Pies for pecan bars and lemon bars.

This is a very nice New Mexico park. It is pretty small, by but considering it is part of Caballo Lake State Park, this is more like another campground within that park. The goat head thorns are everywhere, so watch your dog's paws. The bathrroms are very clean and well taken care of. Verizon and AT&T work well here, but AT&T is super fast for streaming and work, 123 down/6 up.

We stayed here one night on our way to Southern California. The office staff is very friendly. The campground is an older park, but it has a pretty pool, beautiful little fish pond with ducks, and nice gravel sites. Sites were full hookups. Some long term residents and several short term were there. Only 5 minutes to Peggy Sue's Diner, which is a definite place to visit. Original diner was opened in the early 50s and expanded after that. Verizon service with a booster was okay for data, but AT&T was fast. Our site was a pull through long enough for the RV and our tow vehicle. Water and power were reliable. Great stop over site with great rates for California!

Great state park in Arkansas with full hook-ups at most of the sites. Most of the sites have a nice view of the lake. The sites are level and easy to back into. They are also very spacious with fire rings, picnic tables, and a tent pad. Most of the sites are shady. Great AT&T and Verizon data speeds. AT&T was 95 down and 10 up. Verizon was 60 down and 10 up. Streaming and video calls were smooth. Takes about 25 minutes to get to the grocery store and into town. Hiking trails are great in the park. Can be difficult to get spots on the weekends, so plan ahead.

This is a beautiful park. Lots of trees. Well maintained. Some sites are not level, but they are paved. Dump station in the park, and they have little dump holes for kitchen water. Only place I've seen that. Was able to stream on Verizon and AT&T, but Verizon was fastest. Park has a great paved trail for biking and running. You can see the river from many spots, but it does not have river access. This area is great for farms to visit. Rogue River Creamery and Pennington Farms are nearby. The Harry and David Factory tour is fun too. Best area for fresh fruit and vegetables.

What an amazing park! Great views of the valley. Super friendly staff. Full connections, but as others have said, you can't drink the water. We had fast speeds for AT&T, Verizon, and Starlink. The only thing to watch for is the huge hill coming in. Be sure your brakes work well! I would definitely stay here again!

This is a great little park. It's an older wooded park, near a river. Away from the city. Sites aren't level, but they are paved. Great Verizon and AT&T cell service, but Verizon was better. Could stream both. It was quiet and peaceful. Temperature was warmer than the coast but not hot in July. Some sites are small, so be sure to check the site length for big rigs.

We stayed here 3 years ago and finally made it back. This is a great park. The staff is very friendly. Plenty of sites with full hookups. The grounds are well maintained, and the utilities work perfectly. The park is pretty large, so you can get plenty of steps walking it, but there is also a large trail right across the street, if you need to run or cycle. Verizon and AT&T work great here. 135/20 for Verizon and 150/15 for AT&T.

RV camping in Southern California is expensive, so $45 a night is cheap by comparison, especially for such a beautiful campground. Based on other suggestions, we stayed in Cottonwood. The sites are large with grass and trees and a concrete pad. The entire campground is very clean and well maintained. Front office staff are wonderful, friendly, and helpful. Rabbits and squirrels are plentiful in the park. We did not see weasels, skunks, or coyotes, but they are here too. Sites have full hook ups. 20/30/50 amp. When booking online, the row from 261 counting down along the back of the park have no grass or trees! We have a booster, but our Verizon and AT&T data service was great. AT&T is 5G in Riverside. The campground is gated after hours, but we felt 100% safe at all times here. The surrounding area has neighborhoods, horse farms, and a dry river bed.