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We had reliable full hook ups wtih 50 Amp service at our site. While the concrete patios were in good shape and large, the overall sites are very small. This led to your neighbors’ hook ups being right next to your patio. Overall OK if passing through or spending time in Bowling Green for other reasons. See more details in video at https://youtu.be/k1QW8rWIgQQ

This is a clean campground with good sites and convenient location for traveling through central TN. It is right next to I-65, though, which results in a LOT of road noise. That said, it's easy access / in and out off the Highway. We stayed here four nights because we needed to get ready for some boondocking and had a lot of cleaning, food prep, laundry, etc. to do. We would be happy to stay here again if passing through the area, but not likely for a long stay.

Stayed here one night in mid-July. Very convenient and easy access off of I-80, although close proximity to highway results in substantial highway noise. Extremely clean and well-managed. We were escorted to our pull through site via golf cart and did not have to unhook the toad. Sites are well maintained and level, and most sites are gravel surfaced. Adjacent to TA for convenient fueling. www.ourepicfieldtrip.com

This park is a great location for exploring Eureka Springs. The trolley stops right at the entrance of the park, which is super convenient, since parking is limited and $$ in-town. This is a very small park, but we were able to navigate around the park just fine, and the pull-through sites will accommodate a big rig. Unfortunately, the pool and other common amenities were closed due to COVID restrictions. However, we were greeted upon arrival and the host made sure we were all set with our site. There are fire rings and fire wood available, and evenings are quiet. www.ourepicfieldtrip.com

It takes about 45 minutes down fairly curvy roads to get to this campground from I-10. The staff are very friendly, but there are a LOT of rules. The first of many TT parks that have actually asked for our membership card. Of course, it's first come first serve as with most TT parks. The problem with this one is that so many sites are out of order so it took a while to find a decent site, and it seems the nicer looking, open spots were mostly out of order. There's a mix of full hook-up and electric/water sites, with limited availability for 50 amp. Waterfront sites do not have sewer, but there is a honey wagon service for $20. The campground loops and sites are not very well maintained. Lots of low hanging and protruding branches, and things just generally look dated and unkempt. The clubhouse / activity center is currently closed due to a wildlife infestation of some sort. Sounds like it will be closed most of the season. We did not visit the bathrooms. There is propane fill-up for $3/gallon There are lots of wild deer roaming the park. Will probably try this park again next season hoping for improvements, as the surrounding area seems like a good place to explore. www.ourepicfieldtrip.com

We had the good fortune to have a waterside site with sunset views over Lake Bridgeport. The sites on the east side of the cove do not have sewer hookups but were more spacious than the full hook up sites on the west side of the cove. The lack of sewer hook up was not much of an inconvenience though as the park offers a honeypot service three days a week. There are clubhouses and pools for families and for adults as well as the normal recreational amenities like mini golf and playground. More details in blog post at https://ourepicfieldtrip.wpcomstaging.com/2018/11/30/campground-reviews-thousand-trails-bay-landing-bridgeport-tx/

This park is very easy to access from I-64 yet far enough away to be nice and quiet. It's a good size park with numerous pull-through sites, and can easily accommodate big rigs. The staff here are very friendly and helpful. The park grounds are very clean and sites are well-maintained. We only stayed one night as we were passing through, but would definitely be good with staying here for several days to explore the local area. www.ourepicfieldtrip.com

Clean. Well-maintained. No shade. Noisy from proximity to I-95 and low flying planes in and out of JIA. Within one hour drive of many beaches. Comprehensive review at www.ourepicfieldtrip.com.

This is a small campground with good basic amenities and very clean. The sites are on gravel, fairly small, and most have a fair amount of slope. We were able to level, but you have to work at it a bit. It's on a busy road, and the road noise is pretty loud. That said, we would recommend it as a base camp for exploring the surrounding area. Great proximity to many restaurants, hiking, and mountain communities. Asheville, Biltmore, and Smoky Mountain National Park are only 30-40 minutes away. www.ourepicfieldtrip.com

Mt Princeton RV Park has a lot going for it and not least of which is it’s location. Centrally located in Colorado on the north end of the town of Buena Vista, the campground is convenient to many outdoor recreational opportunities around this part of Colorado. Access to the RV park is very easy from Route 24. Great place to reprovision and clean-up between boondocking stays. Super clean and big-rig friendly. See more details about this campground at: https://ourepicfieldtrip.com/2019/08/03/mt-princeton-rv-park-buena-vista-co-campground-review/