Participating Campground Reviews
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Arrow Point Campground in Loudenville Ohio.   We had a great weekend camping there and the owners Mr. & Mrs Law were most cordial @ check in as well as during our stay.  On Sunday afternoon Mr. Law evidently made a walk thru talking to all of the campers,  one campsite a time. (not only that he greeted me by name, I was impressed)  The campsites were shaded, fairly level and CLEAN.   Also available to campers was a huge open area for group games and gatherings.They were such nice people that I felt bad not paying full price for our campsite.  They do have a nice camp store stocked with some of the camping essentials such as pie filling, beverages and fire wood.  Everything seemed to be priced reasonably.  Dick and Linda Byrd

Parnell Creek RV Park...Woodville, Alabama E Mail from Bruce and JoAnn Nailor. Hi Judie...wanted to let you know that the park in Woodville Alabama, that you just added, is a great little campground. We stayed there because our son lives in Woodville. The owners were wonderful. They helped us set up, and she even brought fresh biscuits and sausage to our camper the first morning we were there. We are planning on staying there the next time we go down to see our son. I am very glad that you added them.

Pecan Valley in Junction, Texas and Windmill Park in McLean, Texas...Hi Judie, really used our membership to the fullest while in the United States. These campgrounds were really exceptional, very small...so very quiet and super people. Dorothy Roberts

Blue Spruce RV Park in Grants, New Mexico...We loved this park and the people in charge and will definitely be staying there again. Don and Irene Lewis


E Mails:  From Dave and Linda Lockhart Joanie, Chance and the kids, here at Capulin RV Park in Capulin, NM are just great.  The park is as clean and welcoming as advertised, and we're so happy to be here. Congratulations on a great company, and thanks again for all of your help.  And another E Mail:  Hi, Judie and Dick! Checking in from Buck “N” Bull RV Park in Rangely, CO. We took State Road 139 up and over Douglass Pass, the summit of which is almost 9,000 ft., according to Henry, the park owner. Very narrow in parts, with a few 10-and-15-mph corners. But, there was hardly any traffic pushing me, weather was good, and the mountains, not the drop-offs, were on my passenger side. Not bad. Henry’s a great guy, and he said I should say hello to Dick, with whom I guess Henry first spoke about joining Recreation USA. The park has strong water pressure. Henry makes it a point that people should use a water pressure regulator, and make sure it’s attached at the park faucet. We did, and it’s great.  Hope you’re doing great, and thanks for a great club!

And from member John Milner..I went to Bad Lands Ranch and Resort in Interior, South Dakota. The ranch part is very nice, and they have horseback riding. It is in a great location...10 minutes from the Badlands National Park. The sites are easy to get in and out of. And he also stayed at Red Mike Resort/Links Golf Course in Ray North Dakota. John loved it there as he could walk to Lake Sacajawea, and he said the golf course is world class....we have heard that from another member.