Artillery Ridge Campground Resort ~ Gettysburg, Pa

Description:  OK ~ I am not a hard person to please... When I call for reservations I ask for a few things ~ that is if I am traveling with friends or meet up with someone I know we'd like to park together and we would like to be able to receive Satellite TV if you don't have cable in the park.  This is what I asked for when we made our reservations at Artillery Ridge RV park.  The lady who was at the front desk started out defensive since she knew we wanted 2 sites together and wanted to get satellite... she blamed it on the help there and when I said it wouldn't work for us since the sites were very unlevel too she said she had some sites in the back we could be happy with... well we weren't.  Yes we could get satellite but the sites were so unlevel our coach wouldn't level out... right across the street were sites that had gravel and were somewhat level.  Now there were sites up front that were nicer but she told us they were not available however no one ever went in them... We were in the back right near all the horses in water soaked sites...  after asking not to be near the horses since my husband has allergies to Horse fly stings.  We still had fun and enjoyed our time in Gettysburg but if I ever come back we will NOT be staying in this park.  I am sure some people have stayed here and liked it but the woman's nasty attitude did me in.  There were others who worked there that were a lot more friendly. You may like it... On a positive note they are really close to the battlefields and town.

Amenities: 

FREE Gettysburg Diorama and Gettysburg Ghost Lab Tickets Included!!! HUGE Value for a family and group!

Two Full service Bath Houses cleaned twice a day.

We honor all RV clubs :

Group rates available.

Standard and themed cabins available for rent. Read more

Many large open camper sites and private tenting sites available as well as organized sites conducive to groups staying together.

Huge Store to meet all you needs.

Fishing

Basketball

Game Room including billiards.

Free Wi Fi

Swimming Pool

Horse Shoe Pits

Volleyball

Huge Playground

Fishing in our stocked pond.

Laundry Facilities.

Weekend Ghost Stories

Haunted Hayride on specific weekends.

Campers and Trailers -30/50 amp hookups.

Drive-thru sites available.

Sewer hookup sites.

Dumping Station and Dumping Service available.

Seasonal Sites Available.

Directions: 

Web Site:  http://www.artilleryridge.com/index.htm

Date of Stay:  May 8th, 2012 ~ 4 nights

Weather During Stay: Mostly rain and cool

Favorite Sites: We stayed on site 405 and it was OK... 406 was better but we were way in the back of the park

Rate: $31.28 with Passport & Good Sam

Phone/TV/Internet: Both AT&T and Verizon worked well.  No cable TV but we did finally get a site where we had good satellite with roof dish (Direct TV)

Elevation/Landscape:  Uneven sites & trees.  It was part of the battlefield and that was very interesting

Lighting/Noise:  It was definitely quiet and dark in the back and we did sleep very well.

Hiking/Walking/Biking:  You could walk around the park and visit all the horses.  Also the town and Battlefield are an excellent place to get out and walk.

Things to See & Do:  There are many things to see and do while in this area.  The Gettysburg National Battlefield is the main attraction but also Dwight D. Eisenhower's home & farm are also here.  Plus many other related sites ~ click here to find out more.  While you are here definitely go to the 235 year old Dobbin House & Tavern for their famous Onion Soup.  You will not be disappointed

Rating: (5)  I would not stay here again ~ there are many RV Parks in this area and I would try another.  It may have been the rough start with the lady at the desk but I would never come back here.  There were a lot of tents here and permanent people.

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Cherry Hill RV Park ~ College Park, Maryland (DC)

Description:  This is a very good and well managed RV campground.  The staff in the front office are very friendly & helpful.  The park is maintained beautifully and in fact, probably one of the best we have ever stayed in.  The campground has just about everything you can think of including a restaurant on site that you will get a 20% coupon for when you check in.  If you purchase a Cherry Hill cup at the Grill you get free refills for your entire stay.  It is also very kid-friendly! It was the perfect location to visit Washington DC. The bus picks you up and takes you to a Metro depot for a short ride into DC.  Every day they have a 1 hour training session for newcomers on how to see the sights at the least cost. It was great!  Access to the DC metro is great and easy once you get use to it.  Tours from the campground are convenient. The pools (one heated) are some of the nicest we have seen. The cafe offers a wide variety of items. Gift shop and RV supply stores are well supplied.  You do hear highway noise and sites are smaller, but we expected this being so close to DC. They offer 10% discount for Good Sam, AAA and a few other clubs.

Amenities: 

400 RV and Tenting campsites with water, sewer and electric hookups

30 or 50 amp service

Clean restrooms with hot showers

Carpeted laundry room (19 washers, 20 dryers)

Propane refills

Firewood

Free TengoInternet WiFi

Cable TV (including HBO, HBO Plus, Disney, ESPN 1 & 2, CNN, The Weather Channel)

Miniature Golf

Playground

Game Room/Arcade

Large Screen TV Lounge with Fireplace

Hot Tub and Sauna

Nature Trail

Public transportation into D.C.

Pets welcome

Dog walking service available

Handicap accessible

Sites open year round

Tourist information sessions at Conference Center, Bus Depot, and Office

The Cherry Hill Park Cafe

Free nightly movies in our outdoor theater

Sparkling outdoor pools, one with fountain and beach walk-in, one heated

Directions: See web site for directions


Web Site:  http://www.cherryhillpark.com

Date of Stay:  April 28th, 2012 for 10 days

Weather During Stay: Some rain, some cool and some warm!

Favorite Sites: We stayed on site 208 and we had plenty of room. We had a patio premium site with brick patio/picnic table/ patio furniture/grill. Sites are gravel with wood boarder.  There are many sites that are close but that is to be expected some since it is in a city and close to DC.  They all are pretty nice.

Rate:  Rates very on your style of site.  We had a premium site and it was $63 a night with Good Sam. They also honor several other club cards.

Phone/TV/Internet:  Everything worked great here ~ Verizon and AT&T phones were good, Direct TV top satellite came in great and they had cable TV.

Elevation/Landscape:   A little hilly but our site was level... the first site we went to we couldn't level on but after we moved to another site no problems what so ever.

Lighting/Noise:  Campground streetlights and noise from the highway!

Hiking/Walking/Biking:  Nice hiking trail through the woods not to mention you'll be walking like crazy in DC.

Things to See & Do:  You're near DC ~ there is a ton of things to see & do!!!

Rating: (9.5) Noise was the reason for not getting a perfect 10.... This park was fabulous and the noise didn't keep me up at night.

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Fredericksburg KOA ~ Fredericksburg, Virginia

Description:  Here is another case where we needed a place to stay and this was the only park we could be sure would fit BIG rigs and 50 Amp electric.  Pretty much the only park near Fredericksburg which we wanted to visit.  Fredericksburg has a lot to see & do.  The biggest problem with this park is there are very few sites that don't trees and you can not get satellite but they do have cable TV ~ also the pool was in very sad shape and a beautiful color of GREEN!  I do think they were trying to take care of the problem though.

Amenities:  50 Max Amp, 95' Max Length, Wi-Fi, Cable TV, Pool (Open May 1 to Oct 1), Snack Bar ($), Propane ($), Fishing, Firewood ($), Pavilion, Bike Rentals ($), Food Delivery by Local Restaurants, RV Clubs & Rallies, Local Area Tours Available.

Directions: Located midway between two I-95 exits. Southbound Exit 126, south 4 miles on US 1, left 607. Northbound Exit 118, left to US 1, north 4 miles on US 1, right on 607.

Web Site:  http://koa.com/campgrounds/fredericksburg-washington-dc/

Date of Stay: April 25th, 2012 for 3 nights

Weather During Stay: Very cool and some rain but it didn't stop us from site seeing!

Favorite Sites: We stayed under trees on site 111 and other then no satellite it was OK ! Site 96, & 95 would be a better choice for Satellite.

Rate: $47.46 with a KOA discount

Phone/TV/Internet: Both Verizon & AT&T had adequate service not best ~ TV cable was good but we couldn't get satellite TV since we were in the trees ~ Internet was slow on our Verizon Mi-fi card but I did get to post on my blog.  The park had free Wi-fi which was good.

Elevation/Landscape: Woodsy and paved roads.

Lighting/Noise: Park was pretty quiet and the lighting was good

Hiking/Walking/Biking: Lots of places to walk & bike in the park and even a lot of battlefields to walk in around the National Park.

Things to See & Do: Historic Fredericksburg has Kenmore Plantation, Rising Sun Tavern, Apothecary Shop, James Monroe Museum, Mary Washington House, Chatham Manor, Ferry Farm, Belmont, Fredericksburg area Museum. Also some City & National Cemeteries.
Civil War Battlefields Fredericksburg, Spotsylvania, Chancellorsville, Wilderness, Stone Wall Jackson Shrine.

Rating:  (7) This park had some very helpful host and they were adequate for our stay in the area.

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Americamp KOA ~ Ashland (Richmond) Virginia

Description:  We needed a place to stay while visiting Richmond and even though we usually don't care for KOA's it was about the nicest park close to Richmond.  The park was clean and the people working here were very friendly and helpful but the Interstate noise was LOUD! 

Amenities: Cable TV and free Wi-Fi, laundry facilities, convenience store, pool, playground, canine camps. NOTE: Dog run had a lot of poop in it when we were there and we told the staff.  Hopefully they did something about it.

Directions: The Richmond North / Americamps KOA, located less than one minute from Exit #89 on I-95 approximately eight miles north of Richmond and about a mile from I-64,
Web Site ~ http://koa.com/campgrounds/richmond-north/

Date of Stay: April 21st, 2012 for 4 nights

Weather During Stay: Cold & Rainy to start but the sun came out and it warmed to about high 60's during the day.

Favorite Sites: There are many large sites for BIG rigs ~ some with gravel and some with cement pads.

Rate: $43.27 per night with KOA discount

Phone/TV/Internet:  Cable TV was really good ~ Verizon and AT&T phones had good reception ~ Verizon Mi-fi worked just OK... we had 4G and it was good enough for posting but sometimes it would stop working.  Park had free Wi-fi which was OK.

Elevation/Landscape: Level sites with a woodsy atmosphere ~ there are some open sites with no trees

Lighting/Noise: Heavy noise from interstate but we were so tired at night from site seeing it didn't seem to bother us.

Hiking/Walking/Biking: The park is really big so there are a lot of roads for walking & biking.

Things to See & Do: There is a lot to see & do in Richmond ~ Monument Avenue, Confederacy Museum, Confederate White House, Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond National Battlefield just to name a few.  We had a great time visiting all of these and hope one day to come back.

Rating: (7.5) Noise level & the Dog Run had a lot to do with my rating but other then that the park is nice and clean and the host are very helpful.  We would stay here again.

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American Heritage ~ Williamsburg, Virginia

Description:  For our visit to Historic Williamsburg we choose American Heritage and what a GREAT place to stay.  The Host & Hostess where really nice and did whatever they could to help you out.  The park was well maintained and one thing I really loved is they had on-site garbage pick-up.  Also it was easy Access I-64 and Hwy 60. We took a standard site but they do have premium sites that have a nice patio with furniture and a firepit on them. Pet friendly.  There are a lot of great things to see & do in this area.  Just a bit of advice, when visiting you should plan on your visit to Historic Williamsburg for 2-3 days. There is a multiple day pass for the park.

Amenities: Camp Store for RV Supplies, 95 Full Hookup Shaded or open Sites, 70 Spacious Pull-Thrus (multiple slide-outs), 20/30/50 AMP Electric, Big Rig Friendly, Free Wi-Fi and Cable w/ 45+ channels at each site, Picnic Tables, Fire Barrels/Wood Free delivery to site, Newly Remodeled Bathrooms, On Site Propane, 24 Hour Laundry, Fenced Dog Run, Dump Station, All Sites w/Concrete Parking & Patios, Swimming Pool, Basketball Court, Volleyball Court, Horseshoes, Spacious Green Meadows, Nature Trails, Lending Library, Mini Golf, Kids Game Room, Heritage Room & Colonial Room - Fireplace, TV and Meeting Area, GranTour- 4 Seater Family Bike, Golf Carts

Directions & Web Site:  Lat: 37.376016 N ~ Long: 76.766612 W

From I-64, exit at 231A (Norge). Take second left at Mennonite Church onto Maxton Ln. go 1/4 mile to park entrance on left.
From State Rt. 60, turn on Rt. 607 and go to Mennonite Church, turn right onto Maxton Ln., go .22 miles to park entrance, on left.     
Web Site: http://www.americanheritagervpark.com/

Date of Stay:  April 17th, 2012 for 4 nights

Weather During Stay: Our weather was great while we visited here.  Around 70 during the day
and low 60's at night.

Favorite Sites: We had site 81 which was really nice and had a cement pad.  Not all sites have cement pads but a lot do.  All sites seemed to be pretty good.

Rate: $44.86 per night total ~ Good Sam discount

Phone/TV/Internet: We had great reception on both our AT&T and Verizon phone.  Verizon Mi-fi card worked great (4G).  Park free Internet was fast and reliable. Direct Satellite on roof worked good too and also they had free cable TV (60 channels).

Elevation/Landscape: 70 acres of lush green meadows and woodlands

Lighting/Noise: Both were OK and there was a train that went by several times a night which didn't bother us at all.

Hiking/Walking/Biking: lots of roads to walk or bike on not to mention all the walking you'll get in visiting the historic towns.

Things to See & Do: There is a lot to see & do in this very historic area ~ The first colonized town in America ~ Jamestown, Williamsburg ~ where the American Revolution was decided. The site of the final major clash of the American Revolution and symbolic end of the colonial period of our nation's history ~ Yorktown
Rating: (9.5) We really enjoyed this park and it had all you could ever need.

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Kitty Hawk RV Park ~ Kitty Hawk, North Carolina

Description: This campground is just an average campground with sites that are to close together and not entirely big rig friendly however with that being said it is right next to the water and just a stones throw from the Wright Brothers National Monument. The host is really friendly and if you mention that you have a big rig she will put you on a site that is not to terribly bad.

Amenities: Full service sites are available with 30 / 50 amp service, sewer, water and cable TV. Wireless Internet access is available through OBXwan

Directions & Web Site: Located on a sandbar known as the Outer Banks, Kitty Hawk RV Park is at Mile Post 4 between the highways of Route 158 and Route 12. You will hear the roads
referred to as “the Bypass” Route 158 and Route 12 as “Beach Road”.
click here to go to their Web Site:

Date of Stay: We stayed here April 13th, 2012 for 4 nights

Weather During Stay: The weather was perfect this time of the year. However it is always pretty windy on the outer banks so awnings are not a good thing to put out unless you want a new one.

Favorite Sites: We stayed on 31 and I would stay on it again if I was in the area ~ 32 looked like a good site too.

Rate: We payed 45.00 per night with a Good Sam discount.

Phone/TV/Internet: Both AT&T and Verizon phones worked well. We had good TV reception with our roof satellite (Direct). Also our Verizon Mi-fi card worked very good (3G)

Elevation/Landscape: Sea level with a lot of sand and seaside plant life.

Lighting/Noise: There was some noise from the road but it didn't bother us that much. Also no lights really did either.

Hiking/Walking/Biking: Miles & miles of beach to walk on. We didn't see to many people riding bike.

Things to See & Do: There is a ton of things to see and do on the Outer Banks ~ First there are 2 National places to visit: Wright Brothers National Monument & Cape Hatteras National Seashore. Plus there are 4 Lighthouses ~ There is a free 40 minute ferry to Ocracoke to see Ocracoke Lighthouse and drive around the quaint little island. Also up the road (north) there is not only another lighthouse but in Corolla there is a beach you can go out on if you have 4 wheel drive or you can take a guided tour to go see the wild mustang horses ~ descendants from the Spanish horses left their 500 years ago.



Rating: (6) This park was just OK but with that being said we would stay there again since it was a GREAT location.

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RVacations Campground ~ Selma, North Carolina

Description: This park is a great park to stay in for an overnighter or for a few days and is easy on ~ easy off from I95. It is an extremely clean park with friendly host. Amenities ~ Southwest exposure for satellite reception plus excellent regular TV reception, FREE wireless and DSL Internet available, throughout park All sites pull-through (up to 120’), Full service, 30 and 50 amp service, BIG rigs accommodated, all trees trimmed to 18', LP gas, bottle and motor home fill, Clean restrooms with hot showers, Fishing pond, no license required, Convenience Store, RV wash station, Courtesy phones, Open all year, Dump stations, Pet friendly, Laundry.

For more info see WEB SITE: http://www.rvacation.us/

Date of Stay: April 12th, 2012

Weather During Stay: Cool & Sunny

Site Description: A lot of the sites are pull through, level and very long. Gravel driveway with grassy islands in between each site. The is a picnic table and lots of room in between sites.

Favorite Sites: We stayed on E5 but there were a lot of sites that we thought were very nice.

Rate: $34.86 total & that was with a FMCA discount. They also take Good Sam, AAA

Phone/TV/Internet: Excellent reception on both AT&T & Verizon phones. Our roof top dish (DIRECT TV) was really good as well as the regular antenna TV.

Elevation/Landscape: Nice grass and plants throughout the park. Fairly level terrain and a nice pond with ducks and is stocked with fish...

Lighting/Noise: Very close to the interstate BUT we didn't hear much noise from the traffic. Lighting was good and we slept very well.

Hiking/Walking/Biking: Park was really nice for walking or biking but we were only there overnight so not sure of anyplace else.

Things to See & Do: Antique Shopping in Selma America Music Jubilee, Hinnant Vineyards, Tobacco Farm Life Museum, Ava Gardner Museum, Bentonville Civil War Battleground

Rating: (8)We would stay here again ~ it is a very clean, safe and friendly park. There is a pool but when we were there it was drained empty.

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Hardeeville RV Park ~ Hardeeville South Carolina

Description: Hardeeville RV is perfect overnight stay or extended stay that allows you to relax in a peaceful, wooded site surrounded by the sounds of nature. It is quiet relaxing atmosphere, so
conveniently located to Savannah, GA and its historic attractions. Just ten minutes from the Savannah Visitors Center, you’ll discover the many tours, sites and restaurants in the Historic District. Amenities include: Level Lots. Big Rig Full Length Pull Thru Sites – 60’-90', Full Hook-ups, Free WiFi & Cable, On-Site Dumpsters, Laundry facilities, free phone service, Some EZ Pull-Thru Sites, 20/30/50 AMP Service Available, Open Year Round, Small Leashed Pets Welcomed, Fires Permitted in Rings.

NOTE: They do NOT accept credit cards ~ cash, checks, and traveler's checks only

Date of Stay: April 8th (4 nights)

Weather During Stay: Beautiful ~ cool in the evenings and warm during the day... no rain

Site Description: Our site was a big grassy site, plenty hard enough for our heavy diesel pusher. Level and HUGE like so many sites in the park. Full hook-up with 50 amp service.

Favorite Sites: here we stayed was 113 & 115 which were really nice but to be honest the whole campground had good spots.

Rate: The cost was $30.00 per night total. They accepted Good Sam, FMCA and Passport however April & May were blocked out for passport.

Phone/TV/Internet: GREAT park wi-fi and our Verizon Mi-fi card worked great (4G). Both Verizon & AT&T phones worked. You could pick up TV on a regular antenna and out Direct TV roof satellite received a signal really strong.

Elevation/Landscape: Grassy with trees but not so many that we couldn't get TV with our roof satellite.

Lighting/Noise: Park was fairly dark at night but there was a little road noise ~ however not enough to keep us up.

Hiking/Walking/Biking: The campground has plenty of area to walk but trust me you'll get plenty of walking in the Old Historic area of Savannah

Things to See & Do: Enjoy the history, lore and legends of Savannah, including a visit to Forsyth Park and Bonaventure Cemetery. Be sure to have lunch at Mrs. Wilkes Boarding House for a truly southern meal. So much to see and do and so close, to a quiet relaxing retreat at Hardeeville RV- Thomas Parks and Sites . Also just a little further is Fort Pulaski National Monument and Tybee Island...

Rating: 9 ~ we rated this park high because it had such BIG roomy sites with full hook-ups and great TV, phone and Internet service... it was a peaceful park and we could have stayed longer. We will come back to this park whenever we want to visit Savannah again!!!

To visit their website click here

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Country Oaks RV Park ~ Kingsland, Georgia

Description: The campground is a full-featured RV park that is just minutes away from the Georgia coastal waters and many great attractions. You will find the atmosphere friendly and relaxing ~ the people running the park are a delight. There are 44 RV sites (18 large pull-thru's) with full hook-ups (20, 30 & 50 amp), nicely paved interior roads and the parks easy access on and off of I-95. Campground amenities include ~ All shady wooded sites with picnic tables. Laundry Room, Free Hi-speed wireless Internet access, Showers & Restrooms, Modem / Telephone access in the office, Propane refills. You can sit and enjoy the Cool & shady porch with lots of rocking chairs & swings. Book-swap library in the office. Campground has a fully stocked fishin' hole for those who want to try it out. Pets welcome!


Date of Stay: April 3rd for 5 nights

Weather During Stay: The weather in the area was a couple of rain storms at night and mostly sunny & warm... we had one very cool evening but not enough to keep us in.

Site Description: Our site #5 was pretty much level and we had Good TV reception with Direct TV (roof satellite). All sites have trees but are pretty much level. When you call for reservations make sure you tell them what service you have and they will try to put you into a site that has reception.

Favorite Sites: Sites 4 & 5 are both pretty good ~ there are several others that are good for BIG rigs.

Rate: We paid $34.00 per night total... this park is a Good Sam park.

Phone/TV/Internet: Both AT&T and Verizon phones work excellent also our Verizon Mi-fi card worked really good on 3G. Park wi-fi is EXCELLENT! Satellite TV is a hit & miss ~ we had it! Direct TV ~ roof antenna. There is good regular TV reception with roof antenna also since this park is close to Jacksonville.

Elevation/Landscape: The park surrounded by lush oaks and palmetto forest.

Lighting/Noise: Some noise from I-95 but nothing that bothered us to much and the lighting wasn't too bad... Park had street lights that may or may not come into your rig. We just shut our blinds.

Hiking/Walking/Biking: Park is great for walking or riding your bikes plus there are many State & National Parks to go and walk in... Great bike trails also on St. Simon Island & a few of the others.

Things to See & Do: There are many wonderful and historic things to see & do... Here are just a few of the many places to explore ~ St. Marys Historic District, Fernandina Beach Historic District, Fort Clinch St. Park, Fort Caroline Nat'l Monument, Fort Frederica Nat'l Monument, Cumberland Island Nat'l Seashore, Okefenokee Swamp Nat'l Wildlife Refuge, Harris Neck Nat'l Wildlife Refuge, Jekyll Island St. Park, St. Simons Island. Also in St Mary's & Kingsland there are a few very good restaurants.

Rating: Overall I would give this park a 7.5 rating... it is all in all a great park but bad TV and too many trees are the only problems. I would stay here again

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Rainbow Village RV Park ~ Largo, Florida

Description: Rainbow Village is one of the cleanest RV Parks in Pinellas County Florida. It is a mix of full time residents in Park Models and RV's and also has a large quantity of rental sites. Located in Largo – Rainbow Village RV Resort provides a peaceful retreat for the 55+ community to relax and play. The grounds feature laundry facilities, a bathhouse, 307 sites with wireless internet access available, and a dog run for guests with pets. It has many amenities ~ Hi-speed wireless Internet for a fee, Pool, Large recreation hall, Shuffleboard, Horseshoes, Bocce court, Card room, Bingo. It is owned and operated by Carefree RV Parks

Date of Stay: Nov 1st thru May 1st, 2004 thru 2012 ~ Winter Residence

Weather During Stay: Varied ~ Winters are very mild

Site Description: we have stayed on several different spots in the park... most can hold large rigs. Our last few years we have been on #604

Favorite Sites: #802 & 604

Rate: Go to web site for prices ~ http://rainbowvillagelargorv.com/

Phone/TV/Internet: This park is in the Tampa Bay Area so phone, TV and Internet are all received excellent. Both Verizon & At&t

Elevation/Landscape: Flat level roads and sites... Clean well kept landscaping

Lighting/Noise: Noise level can be high in a few areas of the park due to 2 busy roads near park

Hiking/Walking/Biking: There are many places in Pinellas county to walk, bike or hike including beautiful beaches near by, many parks and also the Pinellas Trail.

Things to See & Do: There are many things to see and do in this area ~ Museum of Science and Industry, the Salvador Dali Museum and the Florida Botanical Gardens. Also beautiful beaches and the gorgeous Fort Desoto & Caladesi State Parks. Located less than 20 miles from Tampa’s city center, Rainbow Village is perfectly situated for visits to the city’s major attractions like Busch Gardens, the Florida Aquarium and major league sporting events. Nature lovers enjoy boating on Tampa Bay and hiking the Pinellas Trail.

Rating: 7.5 ~ Only because of the noise level. Still the cleanest park in the county and at a good price.

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