County Park Experiences
I bought a motorhome in March, 2020 and started camping on some North-South treks while I was living in the motorhome. Based on suggestions for my brother, who full-times in a Class C, I tried to mak...
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Veebyes wrote:
County parks are just another in the accommodation for RVers bag of tricks. County & town parks can work out well. Some not so well.
Getting reviews on them not so easy as fewer people use them.
Another not so well known place of refuge are the fairgrounds, mostly county, but state too, all over. Basic, inexpensive & available as long as nothing big is happening.
Similar to fairgrounds, horse show facilities often have hookups available, Kentucky Horse Park north of Lexington is just off 75 and has electric year round, one of the few spots that far north open in the winter. $30/night is reasonable as well.
The only county parks I can remember staying at were in Oakland County on the north side of the Detroit metro, they were very nice, though not as woodsy as the state parks as far as the sites go. Kinda a middle ground between commercial parks and state parks.
Another off the usual radar category is water conservation or management districts, we've stayed in some both in Florida and central Ohio.
