Top RV parks

I have a list compiled by "another" source and here are a few that I think GS really missed:

Madison Arm Resort-Montana
Squaw Flat Campground-Utah
Boyd's Key West-Florida
Mt. Desert Narrows Camping Resort-Maine
Horsethief Lake Camp Ground-South Dakota
Yosemite Pines RV Park-California
Rocky Knob Camp Ground-Virginia
Durango RV Resort-California
Holiday Cove Resort-Florida
Normandy Farms-Massachusetts
Bar Harbor-Maine

Go figure, none of them made my top 10

Ten/Ten/Ten is well and good, and I have had the pleasure to visit a few of the parks on the list; however, there are times I have gladly given up the paved road or the well placed signage for the comfort of a lovely park with a view, and a quiet atmosphere. But as noted by DogFolks maid service would be a nice touch. JMHO and Happy Trails.

Those ratings don't always equate to the best rv parks. Many of the ratings points are earned because a facility has a certain amenity, not necessarily because that amenity is the best of the best. For example, a pool is a point. If the best park in the world didn't have a pool it cannot be a 10/10/10. Also, a park with a 20x40 pool gets the same pool points as a park with a full blown 100 acre waterpark. Like always, any park rating is going to be more subjective than scientific.

The ones that were listed in Naples and LaBelle, Florida deserved it.

They are great, but for what they charge per day, they should provide room service and maids.

Boy none were listed for Maine or Vermont.

I couldn't find Disney World's Fort Wilderness on the list at all. Mickey is going to be upset, as well he should.

rockhillmanor wrote:


Guessing that list is ONLY Good Sam Parks. :W

Checkin' out Oregon choices on the list, the third park I clicked on is NOT a Good Sam park: Pacific Shores Motorcoach. I guess they check places out regardless of affiliation.

Side note: I'm mortified to find that no Park AT ALL in my own State of Washington finished with a perfect score!

Hello - I saw this post and thought I could help. The list of Top Rated Parks in the article refers to both Good Sam and non-Good Sam Parks, all of which attained a perfect rating score of 10/*10/10.

The total number of Good Sam Parks across North America overall is currently 2,156 and growing.

Regards,

Ellen Tyson
Sr Marketing Manager
Good Sam RV Travel Guide & Campground Directory

goducks10 wrote:
For anyone's interest here's a list of the top RV parks for 2014 from Good Sam.
http://www.goodsamcamping.com/explore/articledetails.aspx?articleid=3081835

Guessing that list is ONLY Good Sam Parks. :W


I wonder if that is their total list of GS CG's?
Sure a lot of states not even represented. None in Illinois or Wisconsin.

Last trip down south I found even more CG's than last year that have dropped the GS logo and discount.