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DM C.
Campsite 25 in Baptism River Campground at Tettegouche State Park, Minnesota, United States
5 Star Rating5.0 out of 5 stars
  Secluded
Reviewed on August 24th, 2023
Secluded site. Very private as it's a walk in site at the end of a dead end so no one will walk by your site. However the hiking trail goes by the back of the site, so you can see and hear hikers through the trees. Did not bother me though.
DM C.
Campsite 21 in Jay Cooke State Park Campground at Jay Cooke State Park, Minnesota, United States
4 Star Rating4.0 out of 5 stars
  Spacious and private
Reviewed on August 24th, 2023
Large site with a large tent pad. I tent camped, but I think it could accommodate a large RV. Lots of space in the site. Feels very private, not easy to see in from the road. Has good trees for hanging a hammock.
DM C.
Campsite 21e in Upper Campground at Temperance River State Park, Minnesota, United States
4 Star Rating4.0 out of 5 stars
  Great privacy, decent lake access
Reviewed on August 24th, 2023
Really nice site. Feels bigger and much more private than some of the other sites, especially the ones closer to the bathrooms. There is a lake view, but not a full view it's more like the lake is peeking through the trees. You have to walk down a short trail and steps to get down to the lake. We tent camped so I can't say how it would go with an RV but nothing stood out as anything that would be a problem for an RV. You get a bit of highway noise but not as bad as some of the other ones closer to the road. I think this site is one of the best at this campground in terms of privacy, size, distance from road noise and proximity to the lake.
DM C.
Campsite 18 in Jay Cooke State Park Campground at Jay Cooke State Park, Minnesota, United States
4 Star Rating4.0 out of 5 stars
  Spacious and private but slight toilet smell
Reviewed on August 24th, 2023
Spacious campsite that feels pretty private. We tent camped so I can't say how it would be for an RV but nothing stood out as an obvious problem for RVs. No complaints about the tent pad. The only flaw is that it's close enough to the toilet that you do smell it sometimes when the wind blows your way. I would still choose this site over the more crowded inner ones in the other loops though.
Bryan F.
Campsite 48e in Lake Bemidji State Park Campground - Pine Lane Loop at Lake Bemidji State Park, Minnesota, United States
2 Star Rating2.0 out of 5 stars
  Pretty tight parking
Reviewed on June 12th, 2023
You better have a small camper it has a tree right in the middle of lane so you better be good at parking. I would not use anything more than 24 footer. Smaller the better.
Nancy M.
Cypremort Point State Park, Louisiana, United States
4 Star Rating4.0 out of 5 stars
  Cypremort State Park
Reviewed on March 28th, 2023
Cypremort State Park is a small state park on Vermillion Bay near the Gulf of Mexico on a half mile stretch of a man made beach. The beach itself is very nice sand but when you walk into the water it gets a bit mushy. The view from the shore is beautiful and peaceful. There is a couple of fishing piers where we saw several people out fishing from shore or you access the bay by boat from the boat launch just outside the park. There is large marsh within the park with a long board walk that brings you out into the marsh where you can see alligators, deer and lots of different birds. The camping in the park is very limited as tent camping is the only camping allowed at the moment. The sites are open along the shores of the beach. When we were there they were working at building RV sites along the back of the park that will accommodate most size RV’s and will offer electricity, water and sewer hook ups. They told us they will all be pull through sites. Since there was no overnight parking for motorhomes we spent the two nights we were there in the parking lot of the boat launch. It allows 24 hour parking for a small fee . During the day we took our motorhome back into the park to the picinic area and enjoyed the beautiful scenery. It was very calm when we were there however the park people did tell us that they often get lots of wind. Worth the drive for this out of the way park.
Nancy M.
Chicot State Park, Louisiana, United States
5 Star Rating5.0 out of 5 stars
  Chicot Lake State Park
Reviewed on March 26th, 2023
Chicot State Park located in Louisiana is a beautiful park located in central Louisiana on Lake Chicot and is the largest park in the state. There are two different camping areas here within the park, the north campground and the south campground. The south campground is has the most activities near it. Beside the campground is a splash pad for the kids, a playground and a kids hiking trail. The childrens trail is such a fun little trail for the kids with lights that they leave on twenty four hours a day and many things for them to discover along the way. The splashpad wasn’t open when we were there in March but it looked well maintained with washrooms attached. Looking out over the lake are several cabins for rent with private or semi-private docks, sunpoarches, 2 bedrooms(sleeps 6) with linens, and full kitchens. There is a extensive hiking trail that goes all the way around the lake with primitive campsites along the way. We were told it was good for bikes so we took our ebikes out on it starting near the south entrance. The trail was not good for bikes even with our fat tires as there were many roots and steep hills in this section. We later learned we had tackled the toughest part so tried again entering in the north end. Trail was much better here. It would be a good hiking trail . There are more shorter hiking trails that you hike when checking out the Louisiana State Arboretum. Beautiful beechwood/Magnoia forest and swamps around the arboretum which also has an outdoor classroom The north camping area is close to another fishing pier and boat launch and this end is were the lodges are which accommodate more people than the smaller cabins in the south end. There is also an east side to the park which accessed from 106 or on the lake trail by bike. This area is more remote but has a boat launch and pavilion for day use. Lots of owls hooting in the forest behind our campground at night. Park was quiet while we where there so it was a relaxing peaceful visit.
Nancy M.
Wekiwa Springs State Park, Florida, United States
3 Star Rating3.0 out of 5 stars
  Wekiwa Springs State Park
Reviewed on March 25th, 2023
Wekiwa Springs which is just minutes from downtown Orlando is a very busy park and often reaches capacity and will be temporarily closed to admittance unless you have a camping reservation. This was happening on the day we arrived. Out on the main road security was monitoring the gates and had to move the barriers to let us pass through. We biked down to the springs later and it was filled to capacity. The park is not always that busy, it can also be a quiet and peaceful place to spend some time. The clear waters of the springs are surprising warmer than expected and a wonderful place to cool down on a hot day. Originally known as Clay Springs the springs have been attracting people to the crystal clear waters where 42 million gallons of water flow from them each day. Back in the early days when there was a hotel and bathhouse they attracted people to the area saying that the springs had healing powers for many different ailments. There are many miles of bikeable bike paths for fat tired bikes. Several miles of trails gives you lots of choice where to hike and horse back riding is allowed on most of the trails. Great paddling for canoes and kayaks down the Wekiva River and Rock Springs Run. Lots of wildlife in the area, deer, alligators, various birds, and the say they often get visits from bears however we never saw signs of one either time that we were there. Because of the proximity to Orlando it is a great campground to stay in while visiting all the parks in the area.
Nancy M.
Ochlockonee River State Park, Florida, United States
5 Star Rating5.0 out of 5 stars
  Ochlockonee River State Park
Reviewed on March 24th, 2023
Ochlockonee River State Park in north west Florida outside of the town of Sopchoppy. Sopchoppy is a tiny town with not alot of ameneties so make sure you have all the supplies you need for your stay at this state park. The Ochlcockonee Park is a small park as far as state parks go with only thirty campsites so your stay will be quiet. The staff here were the friendliest we have ever encountered and went out of their way to find information on the bike trails in the area outside of the park. There is a section of the Florida Trail that you can catch in Sopchoppy. We did’t have time to do it this time around as we were only able to get a site for one night. We take the opportunity to check out the beginning of it before biking into the roads of the nearby National Forest. In the state park they have some good trails that wind through the high longleaf pines and the palmettos. There had recently been alot of rain in the area and some of the trails were flooded. The hikes are not long but very relaxing and peaceful. We spotted some deer along the trails. One of the rangers told us they have a rare white deer in the area but we did not run into her on the trails. There are a couple of boat ramps that give easy access to the river. Canoe and kayaks are available for rent. Nice picnic shelters and planyground area in the day use area along with a small area for swimming. Didn’t swim as they had warning signs for alligators so we passed. White squirrels can be seen quit often in the camping area.
Nancy M.
Fort Anahuac County Park, Texas, United States
4 Star Rating4.0 out of 5 stars
  Fort Anahuac County Park
Reviewed on March 24th, 2023
Fort Anahuac County Park located with Chambers county is just one of several parks offered in this county. Located within the boundries of the town of Anahue it is a great spot to stay if exploring this area. In order to camp here you must contact the county office either by phone, email or in person. We got our permit by stopping at the county office on Airport Road. The permit is free but you can only stay for up to three days. There are no electrical or water hook ups offered even though you will see electrical outlet and water throughout the park. We camped up on the top of the hill when you first enter the park but we did hear later that you can park down by the boat launch although we never saw anyone there. This is a well used day park by the locals with a playground, boat launch, boardwalk and fishing piers. Inside Anahue Park is a beautiful new ball diamond complex so this brings alot of traffic into the park. We were parked not far from the ball diamonds so it got busy when there was a game happening. Next time we will park farther away. A short drive from here is the Anahue National Wildlife Reservation. Here there is a driving loop that goes around the marsh with many different birds and alligators. We spotted 30 alligators but we were told in the warmer weather many people count in the hundreds. Great spot for enjoying this area of Texas and will return here again.
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