First trip to RV park - suggestions?
Hi everyone, we will be taking delivery of our new Palomino Solaire towards the end of April. We have a few summer trips planned, but wanted to get a first family trip fairly locally since we are firs...
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So much depends on what you call camping. Some of the larger KOAs have all the kid amenities including game rooms, pools, playgrounds etc. There is often cable Television and I have even seen minigolf. Kind of like going to a resort.
If you like a bit more separation we go to state parks. Trails, bike paths, fishing, and a few even have water parks. Reservations are a must in most of the popular spots.
It really makes little difference when you start out. The goal is to try as many different type of camping until you find the type you are happy with.
We use KOAs as stop overs as they are usually in route and fairly consistent.
Good luck
If you like a bit more separation we go to state parks. Trails, bike paths, fishing, and a few even have water parks. Reservations are a must in most of the popular spots.
It really makes little difference when you start out. The goal is to try as many different type of camping until you find the type you are happy with.
We use KOAs as stop overs as they are usually in route and fairly consistent.
Good luck
