Another great Oregon State Park campground. The only reason it's not a 10 is the lack of Wi-Fi. Nearby Bandon is a neat place to visit.

Oregon State Parks are the best. This is a well kept campground in a nice setting. The sites are plenty roomy for big rigs and the hookups are great. We walked the Humbug Trail and had a great time.

This is a great park for big rigs. The back in sites easily hold both a motorhome and car. The park is immaculate and the people are very friendly. They even had a free raspberry sundae outing in the clubhouse in honor of the opening of the Olympics. Electric service was 50-amp and we had good direct TV reception. This park was a definite winner.

As sited before, this campground is designed primarily for overnight stays and it meets that need very well. The sites are in an amphitheater shape kind of like a drive in movie set up. Everything is gravel but the sites are exceptionally easy to maneuver in and out of. All utilities are new and great including Wi-Fi. Restrooms and showers are outstanding.

This is a large campground with a variety of sites. We were in a long pull through in the "E" section that provided plenty of length for our motor home and tow. While the spaces next to us were vacant there was plenty of space. Not so when those sites fill. They are very tight. The site was dirt but level. There was no real hope of picking up Wi-Fi there. The campground resides on a busy road and the entry/exits have a relatively sharp drop off to the road. These can be a little rough on a motor home.

The only reason for not giving this campground a 10 was the lack of Wi-Fi. The site we had (40) near the lake was a pull through that was ideal for our 42' motor home and tow. The utilities were good and the view of the lake added to the enjoyment of our stay. The park was nearly empty at the time of our stay and provided lots of room to roam with our dog. The price was right too!

We echo other reviewers who sight the excellent management of this park. The sites are extremely well maintained and level. The location along Boone Lake is nice. WiFi reception was good. If there is a negative, it is that the campground might be to much like a parking lot for those who like lots of trees and curving roads. We would definitely stay here again!

This is exceptionally well-maintained and well-run campground. The sites are level and easily accessible by large motorhomes (ours is 42 feet). Cable TV and WiFi access was very good. The staff was competent and friendly. Hendersonville and Ashville were both funky and interesting communities. We spent ten days in this campground.

We stayed here at the Passport America Rate and that made it easily the best value campground in Myrtle Beach. We originally planned a two-week stay, but enjoyed the park and area so much that we extended an extra 10 days. In addition to Barefoot Landing, it's close to shopping, and has unlimited choices in restaurants, the beach was close enough for easy access. The only negative that we found was weak WiFi. The campground was very well maintained.

This park is too nice! Because they provide paved roads and wide, paved sites with full hookups, the price is a little steep. The Wi-Fi didn't work very well on the night that we were there.

This is as good as it gets for an overnight stop. This exceptionally well-maintained park offers great Passport America pull-through sites (albeit without sewer) that are long and wide. The surroundings are barren, but the park is great!

This campground would rate a ten were it not for the excessive price and necessity of purchasing (Tengo) Wi-Fi. There were a number of sites that would easily accommodate our 42' motorhome and our site gave us just enough sky among the trees to find Direct TV with our portable dish. We were here after the crowds had left so there was plenty of space throughout the campground. We spent two weeks and enjoyed the weather and the many pine trees. The staff was friendly and helpful. We would definitely stay here again!

We only spent one night here but would have been happy to stay for a longer period. The ten rating is for the campground. There didn't appear to be a lot to do in Lone Pine or the surrounding area. But the campground was well kept and the sites easily accommodated our motorhome. All utilities, including Wi-Fi, worked fine. The owners were friendly and helpful. This campground was a surprising find in this somewhat remote area.

The area around this campground (Mono Lake Valley) was a pleasant surprise for both its beauty and interesting features. The campground itself is well run with comfortable sites. We had a water and electric site that was a nice pull through. The owners are very informative and accommodating. Our only criticism is a weak Wi-Fi system provided by an independent contractor who charges for it. We had to go to the office to get a signal.

I think this park might be a 10 for camping. We are fulltime motorhomers and it was not as well suited to us. There are sites that will accommodate big rigs with most of them in loop H. But we were without Direct TV (no sky view) and Wi-Fi. It is a pleasant state park and close enough to the great scenic areas north of Florence to enable visits to Heceta Lighthouse and Cape Perpetua. We stayed during the non-ATV season and so it was quiet.

Outstanding short stay park with super facilities that are exceptionally well cared for. It would be a great place for a longer stay except that the area has little to offer for recreation or entertainment. We did find a very nice restaurant in Janesville about 7 miles from the campground. We spent two nights here.

This is a unique campground located on a working cattle ranch. The setup is very nice with spacious full hookup sites located in a large oval with a grass area in the middle. We enjoyed our stay especially walking around the ranch and through the cattle. This would have been a 10 except that we had to go to the laundry for Wi-Fi access.

The owners of this park are very friendly and accommodating. While the park has a rustic feel to it, the interior roads are smooth and well maintained. The sites are spacious and the hookups are fine. The only downside was that the Wi-Fi signal did not reach our site. We had a good time in Gold Beach and hiking along the Pacific coast south of the town. We stayed for a week and would return to this park.

We spent a great week at this park. It is a very friendly campground even including a pig roast get together where we were welcomed by seasonal campers. The facilities are excellent. We stayed in the section of the park farthest from the bay and it was very pleasant. The park is on the three capes scenic road with super views and still is close enough to Tillamook for shopping.

This is a great location for visiting the Royal Gorge. The campground owner was very friendly and accommodating. We have a large motorhome and had no leveling problems at our site. The campground is a bit rustic but has all facilities (although we settled for 30 amp electric) including wifi. This is an area where there are many campground choices. This campground was the most economical of those and proved to be a pleasant place to spend a week.

This is an excellent place to stay near Buena Vista. There are a variety of sites that range from shaded back in sites to pull throughs. The one drawback is that a number of the sites have shared hookups and can be tight for big rigs. We were fortunate to have a roomy pull through site. Management of the campground is excellent. We would definitely recommend this campground.

We understand that this campground has been under new ownership for the past year. Those folks who have stayed here annually say that it is a tremendous improvement. The owners are very involved with and caring toward their campers. The facilities are excellent and their were a number of activities including a 4th of July BBQ while we were there. They have excellent wifi. We stayed here for a week.

This is an excellent big rig campground. The sites are large with convenient hookups. We were on the fringe of the wifi range, but it was good when connected. Highway is fairly busy but there was not a noise problem. It is a well managed and pleasant campground with mountain views and lots of places to visit, especially to the south.

We were parked directly next to the good restaurant at this campground. As a result we were among the very few who had wifi at our site. Wifi is available in the restaurant. There is considerable work being done to improve the sites at the campground especially on the upper level where there is a great view of the Sawtooth Mountains. Exceptionally friendly owners made this week-long stay more enjoyable.

The Sun Valley area is a great place to spend a week. This RV park is an adequate place to stay. The sites are tight with shared utilities, but we were fortunate to get an end site that afforded some privacy. The hookups are in good shape and the wifi works. We spent a week here.

This campground has limited facilities for larger rigs, and they have somewhat deteriorated and are barely large enough. The only available wifi is near the owner's home. However, the owner was friendly and helpful, and that helped a good deal.

The best feature of this campground is the friendly ownership. The facilities are more than adequate and the wifi was good. We received excellent help on things to do in the area.

We spent a month at this park and paid the monthly rate. The park is very well maintained. The wi-fi, although at additional cost, is excellent. The staff is very friendly and the campsites are well appointed.

As with most Escapee Coop parks the sites here are excellent. They are very roomy and extremely well kept. This park is not as active or friendly as many of the other coop parks, but was still very comfortable. There is plenty of hiking and sightseeing in the area with Crater Lake National Park as a nice day trip.

This campground is under new ownership. The setting is very nice but the facilities are in some disrepair. Maneuverability is limited for large rigs but manageable. There appear to be only three sites that are not permanents. Directly up a hill from the campground is Port Orford Heads with some wonderful views of the coast. WiFi was not available when we stayed but is supposed to be coming. It was a good spot at the Passport America rate.

The park's location is scenic and quiet. Because we stayed here in October there was plenty of room, but the sites would be pretty narrow when the campground is full. The facility is well kept and the wifi (extra charge) is excellent. Satellite reception is easy with no trees near the campsites. The surrounding countryside is accessible by car, bike or on foot and is scenic with many trees including redwoods. The ocean is three miles from the campground. A good place to spend some time!

This is a well kept park with friendly management and grass sites. It is located near town and within walking or biking distance of restaurants and shops. There is about a half-mile walk to the beach where you will find over 20 miles of sand.

This is a very friendly and well-managed campground. The setting is magnificent. Sites are roomy and easy to get in and out of. Our only complaint was that the WiFi was very inconsistent. Valdez is a great place to visit.

This is a well-kept and well-managed campground with a convenient location to Seatac Airport, Seattle, and Tacoma. The sites are not very roomy although they will accommodate 40-foot motor homes. There is a bike path nearby. It is located on a noisy street.