favorite campground

Heisenberg wrote:
La Vista @ Lake Isabel CO.

Wow. Kind of an obscure place to be mentioned here. We have a cabin at Lake Isabel and spend several weeks a year there.

For those that haven't been there, La Vista has 17 sites with electric, not too common for NFS CG's here in CO.

La Vista @ Lake Isabel CO.

noonenosthis1 wrote:
Not to many responding from California. What's up with that?

While I think the waterfall at Burney Falls is one of the prettiest in the US, my favorite California State Park is Red Rock Canyon.

Burney Falls


Red Rock Canyon State Park

Fort Wilderness Campground at Disney was pretty amazing. Wish I could have spent more time there, but after a day at Disney, in June, you just either want to stick your face in the AC or float in a pool.

Most Core of Engineer campgrounds are very nice. Located primarily in the SE, all on bodies of water. Usually a wide variety of sites, good separation, and many have E and W hookups. Easily the best bargain with a Senior National Park Pass for 1/2 price camping.

Not to many responding from California. What's up with that?

Thank you for al the great posts

Pismo Coast Village, Pismo Beach, CA.

RT

Wichita Mountains in Lawton Oklahoma. The campground is called Doris campground. Our kids loved it while growing up there is a first class educational center and buffalo roam freely thru out.

2gypsies wrote:


notice that there are no RV parks on our list? :)

That's because adults are responding. My kids love state parks, but they also love rv parks with a passion. My daughter's absolute favorite campground is a yogi bear in Indiana that has 3 pools and water slides, golf carts, etc. It's ridiculously packed with people and activities.
My boys' favorite is a KOA in Michigan with pools, bumper boats, and go cart track. It costs $40/kid/day to go cart. Lakes at state parks are free. Parents usually prefer free. ;-)