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JANETRUPP
Explorer
May 14, 2021

Rv Park with Pine trees

Looking for suggestions. We would like to get away in June and we are looking for a nice clean RV park with lots of pine trees. My husband loves to sit outside in the pine trees.
We are from Northern Arizona so you can see why pine trees are a nice change. Having a lake and things to do in the area would be a plus. Prefer to stay in the Western states since we will be heading across country to Florida in August.
We are retired so time is on our side. Nice private sites would be great instead of bumper to bumper sites and full hook-ups.
Open to all suggestions.
Thanks in advance,
Janet
  • JANETRUPP's avatar
    JANETRUPP
    Explorer
    May 14, 2021
    Thanks for the suggestions and I have been to all those states on the East, however for this June we want to stay here on the Western states. Mainly looking for RV park suggestions here in western states with pine trees.
    Thanks,
    Janet
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    2oldman
    Explorer II
    May 14, 2021
    Lynnmor wrote:
    I stayed in an all pine tree campground in northwest PA, never again, it took all summer till I got all the sap off the trailer and truck.
    x2. I love trees too, but never park under them.
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    Lynnmor
    Explorer
    May 14, 2021
    I stayed in an all pine tree campground in northwest PA, never again, it took all summer till I got all the sap off the trailer and truck.
  • Crowe's avatar
    Crowe
    Explorer
    May 14, 2021
    What ryegatevt said! However, make a reservation SOON.
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    ryegatevt
    Explorer II
    May 14, 2021
    Maine is known as “The Pine Tree State” and on the license plates as “Vacationland”. What more could you want?
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    wildtoad
    Explorer II
    May 14, 2021
    Come to SC as there are many state parks with lots of pine trees.
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    ScottG
    Nomad
    May 14, 2021
    Come to Washington state! Many of our state CG's stink of them (pun intended).
    Lake Easton, Rasar (then walk through Rock Port state park for ancient, enormous, old growth trees), Birch Bay, Lake Wenatchee - just to name a few of our favorites.
    Reservations are a must though.

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