West Friendship, MD
looking for a place to stay in May. Ramblin Pines - Woodbine looks the closest, but mixed to negative reviews. Any suggestions? I'm 40' with slides and dogs. pulling with a duelly overall 65' need...
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Ramblin Pines is fine. A little expensive for what it is- but land here is expensive. The worst part was their funky water hookups (literally underground).
Here's a whole write up:
http://www.learntorv.com/2013/12/ramblin-pines-woodbine-md.html
Pics of the water hookup:
They're not unusable, but they're a little tough to get to. I literally ended up laying on the ground to get them hooked up. If you have a short 5' hose, I'd hook that up and then use that like it is your normal campground faucet connection (putting in a wye or whatever you might do).
Depending on what campground experience you want- their FR sites are really easy parking, good for big rigs, just aren't private or even scenic.
Here's a whole write up:
http://www.learntorv.com/2013/12/ramblin-pines-woodbine-md.html
Pics of the water hookup:
They're not unusable, but they're a little tough to get to. I literally ended up laying on the ground to get them hooked up. If you have a short 5' hose, I'd hook that up and then use that like it is your normal campground faucet connection (putting in a wye or whatever you might do).
Depending on what campground experience you want- their FR sites are really easy parking, good for big rigs, just aren't private or even scenic.
