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I would recommend staying at Crazy Horse Campground. Best location! It is in walking distance to London Bridge and downtown or you may choose to ride your bike. Across from the campground entrance is a 3.6 mile walking/bike paved loop. Our RV site was in the NB section. We are beach front unobstructed views. Concrete patio. The sites in this section only have water and electric. You can pay $10 to have your tanks pumped. Some of the other sections within the campground are not as spacious but they do accommodate big rigs. We work remotely and had no trouble obtaining a cellular signal. We do have a hotspot. AT&T 4bars LTE; 30+ download and 3+ Upload consistently and actually we've seen faster than that.

Great area to stay in. Fools Hollow State park 1 mile down the road. 55 and older community that has intermingled RVer's within. Very dog friendly with small dog park. Neighborhood next to the park has great walking paths next to the golf course. Staff very nice and accommodating. My husband and I work remotely. We were able to conduct several Zoom calls a day without interruption using only our cell phone hotspot. We did not bring our mobile hotspot but the park does offer mobile hotspots you can take back to your RV if needed. We have AT&T 5G, download speed 7 to 25, upload speed 1-3.

Passing through on highway 395. The area was so beautiful we decided to stay. This was our first boondocking experience. We turned onto Benton Crossing Rd onto Whitmore Tubs Rd and drove about a mile. There were two sites. One on left side of road and one on the right which was about 100 yards from Rocktub hot springs. We have a 26’ travel trailer. Cell coverage better than expected.
AT&T
45mbps download
0 upload