PFR ****
Campground **
This county park has sort of a ghetto feel to it. There seem to be quite a few low income, long-term residents. Gravel sites and roads. Our site was a long pull-thru, that was slightly curved, but comfortably wide. We tried several spots in the site trying to find a level area, but never did. Where we finally ended up, the front wheels were still slightly off the ground.
The grass was really tall and "seeded out" when we arrived. Getting close to dark, an employee came and used a weed eater on all the grass outside our pens. We only put up 2, since we were just here for 1 night. We could have used all 7.
Site #32
$18/night
Length of stay - 1 night
Satellite - all 3
Electric and Water only
Did not connect the water
PFR *****
Campground ***+
This is a nice campground, but they really need to work on leveling the sites. Our site was so unlevel that we had to put three 2x12 boards under both front wheels to level. We were there with 10 other BRD members and most of their sites were more level than ours, but some others also had to have boards under their tires.
The sites were comfortably wide, with nice grass. We were able to use all 7 xpens. Our site was a pull-thru.
This is a very touristy area, with not much shopping nearby (grocery store or Walmart).
Site #4
$44/night, no weekly rate discount
Length of stay - 16 nights
Satellite - All 3
OTA - Didn't use
Water pressure - 60 lbs
PFR *****
Campground *
This campground is very pet friendly, and has no limit on number of pets. HOWEVER it is not a campground that is good for us. There are only a handful of sites that are long enough for our rig, and most sites are very unlevel. The only site we saw in the campground, that was both long enough for us and level, was site #71.
There are 2 camping sections. Section A is the larger of the two, and has asphalt parking pads. Most of the pads slope down toward the rear. It is like they didn't even TRY to make them level. Might not be a problem with a small trailer, but a MAJOR problem with a long motorhome.
Section B has gravel parking pads, with grass between. The sites are large, but most of them (ours included) flood and retain water when it rains, and are nowhere near level.
Our site was VERY low on the front. we were right next to a small hill that continued to drain rainwater down onto our site for days after the rain. The ground all along the patio side of our MH was VERY soggy and even puddles. There was good grass coverage, but the dogs still got muddy feet. We ended up changing the xpen configuration to go straight out from the door and up the hill. We didn't have any afternoon shade. The only good thing about the site is that there is a water spigot right in front, to fill our fresh water tank. But, the handle on the spigot needs replacing and leaks terribly.
Electric only, no sewer or water
Site #110
$28/night (No discount)
Length of stay - 2 weeks
OTA - 10 channels
Satellite - All 3 with portable
PFR *****
Campground ***
This is a really nice state park, and we have a great site! I would have rated it higher if it weren't for it being electric only, and no discount. It is pretty expensive, for no water or sewer.
Our site is very large. It has a gravel parking pad and nice grass. There is a large tree that provides some shade. Afternoon shade is provided by the motorhome and awning. The parking pad is not quite level. We had to put 2 boards under the front tires to get level. Even with the boards, the front end is quite high. We used all 7 xpens, and there is still quite a bit of space between the pens and our neighbor's site. There is a water spigot right next to our site, so filling our fresh water tank is not a problem. But, the dump station is just short of a mile away, so pulling the portable tote there will take quite a while.
This is a VERY family friendly park. Kids EVERYWHERE, and more bicycles than we have ever seen at a campground! The group across from us occupied 5 sites. Didn't even try to count the number of people, just too many. The people next to us had 9 people in a TT and were loud till way after 10:30.
The check-out time at this park is 2:00 every day except Sunday. Sunday check-out time is 5:00!!!
Site #234
$26/night plus a $5 reservation fee and a $9 entrance fee for the car (1 time fee).
Length of stay - 2 weeks
OTA - 15 channels
Satellite - All 3 satellites
Electric only, no water or sewer at sites.
PFR *****
Campground ***
This is a nice little County park! The sites in the section we are in, are fairly wide and plenty long enough for our coach, if backed all the way to the mid-point. They are butt to butt back-in sites. The gravel pad is wide enough for the coach and the car. There is a good amount of grass between sites. We chose an end site with a LOT of grass. We could have put out all 7 x-pens, but since we are only here for 1 night, we only put out 4. There are a few medium size trees.
The site they put us in when Mike called for a reservation was site 57. It turned out to be just an electrical box in a concrete parking lot. There were 2 other sites in that lot. When we went to the office to check in, we asked if we could change to a different site. The office is quite a ways from the campground. We were afraid there might not be a place to turn around if we drove the motorhome all the way over to the office, so we disconnected the car and drove it over there. There was a turn around area.
Water and Electric only
Site #9
$25/night
Length of stay - one night
OTA - 17 channels
Satellite - all 3
Water pressure - 60 lbs
PFR *****
Campground ****
This is a really nice KOA, and of course, very expensive. The pull-thru sites are wide and long, with good grass between sites, and a concrete patio. The parking pads are gravel.
There is a nice grassy park area that runs the full length of the pull-thru site area.
The only complaint I might have about this park is that all the pull-thru sites have full afternoon sun instead of shade. Although, when we come back for the BRD rally in Sept., we will be in the end pull-thru site which is a buddy site, so our yard will actually be on the shady side.
Site #D405
$64/night ($57.60 with Value Kard discount)
Length of stay 1 night
OTA - About 15
Satellite - All 3
Water pressure - 60 lbs
PFR *****
Campground ***
Original review was 12/19/16.
We were in site 24 this time, and had trouble with the electric pedestal. Our generator started up in the middle of the night. The pedestal would test good, but then we would lose power again. Mike tested it again and the power was low on one leg. We ended up staying another night after the coach service, and requested a different site. They put us in site 26, and it had a new pedestal. We didn't have any trouble in that site.
We told them we had 7 dogs, and they gave us 7 dog biscuits and 7 poop bags.
OTA - About 60 channels
Satellite - Too many trees to get all satellites, and did not put out the portable.
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This is a nice campground, but a little expensive for what it is. Our site was plenty wide and long. Plenty of room for all of our xpens. They asked if we had pets, and when Mike said Yes, she just gave him a baggie with some dog biscuits in it. After we got set up, an employee drove by in a golf cart, saw the dogs, and just waved.
Length of stay - 1 night
$40.95/night
Site #4
