Highly recommend calling ahead for reservations. We got the last available site on a Tuesday afternoon. It was very tight for our 34' fifthwheel. Flowers and landscaping throughout the park were excellent. The staff were very helpful. We camped at Jim & Mary's RV Park in a Fifth Wheel.
Stayed 3 nights to be able to visit Glacier NP. CG is about 6 miles from West Entrance. Sites are close together. Some have trees for shade but most do not. There are 4 washers and driers for laundry. The General Store is convenient. The site was not quite long enough for my 34' fifth wheel and truck. We camped at North American RV Park & Yurt Village in a Fifth Wheel.
About 6 miles from West Entrance to Glacier NP. The trip up to Polebridge Mercantile is worth the time. It's a nice drive and they have Huckleberry Bear Claws that are fantastic.
Convenient to highway. Site was fairly level. The water faucet was located close to the site and my slide was touching it. We camped at Trails West RV Park in a Fifth Wheel.
Located behind the Best Western hotel. Enter through the Shopko parking lot. Free wifi works well. T-Mobile also has connection. No cable, but several OTA channels are available.
This is a spacious well-kept park. The ponds and trails are great. We didn't have a chance to tour the facility. We camped at Downstream COE in a Fifth Wheel.
Very nice smaller campground. Located in a remote area just off I-29. Easy to get to. Good spot to spend the night. We camped at County Line Campground in a Fifth Wheel.
This is generally a well kept park. The sites are well separated and flat enough not to need leveling blocks. They were wide enough to back into without too much trouble. We camped at Big Sioux Recreation Area in a Fifth Wheel.
Very nice COE park. Several restrooms/showers located throughout the park. Our site (#66) was not very level front to rear. Could have used some levelling blocks on the end. This site is very close to the playground. We camped at Cherry Glen COE in a Fifth Wheel.
This is one of the best state parks in Texas. The scenery is magnificent. The staff and volunteers are very friendly and helpful. The are programs every week for various activities in the park. The interpretive ranger is outstanding. Her guided walks and programs are always fun. We camped at Davis Mountains State Park in a Fifth Wheel.
Check out St. Gaul Mercantile in Ft. Davis. She has hand crafted items that make great souvenirs of your trip to west Texas.
Be sure to tour Fort Davis Historical Site and go to a Star Party at McDonald Observatory while in the area.
This is a beautiful park on the lake. The sounds of the frogs and insects at night was amazing. The sites are level with gravel pads. Some sites had large trees on one or both sides of the pad, making getting into the site a little difficult. We camped at Twiltley Branch COE in a Fifth Wheel.
There are several other COE parks on the lake. Our GPS took us through several residential areas in Meridian. This isn't necessary. Hwy 19 connects directly from I20 to Lauderdale road.
This is a nice park, but I'm surprised at how close together the sites are. Most COE parks we've been to are more spacious. Our site, #55, was tight to get into with our 34' RV and the full hook-up sites were even worse. There are some pull-thru sites that looked OK. We camped at Canal COE in a Fifth Wheel.
This is a very nice campground. Very clean. The sites are quite close together though. We camped at Hickory Hollow Campground in a Fifth Wheel.
The staff were extremely helpful and friendly. The campground is very well maintained. We camped at Country Roads Motorhome & RV Park in a Fifth Wheel.
Many things to do in the Dells. Any of the duck tours would be fun. International Crane Foundation is also a great place to visit for birders.