Our family has been going to Juniper Springs campground every Thanksgiving since 1989. Our Father the late G.E. Tschudi started this great tradition 18 yrs ago. We now have a whole generation of children who can't fathom the idea of having a Thanksgiving in a house! Our first camping trip consisted of 11 campers and now it's up to 113 campers!
Customer: George E, Tschudi Jr
I love Tomoka. There is so much to do! Ormand Beach is just a short drive away having the river right there for kayaking and fishing is great! I would not swim there though. They do have alligators. But the scenery is wonderful. They have beautiful birds and lots of wildlife to watch. The museum is great to walk through a get a glimpse of Florida's history. I wish the park would ask the campers at check in if they would be willing to donate 1, 3 or 5 dollars to restore the statue. It is a shame to see it wasting away. This park is easier to get into than Anastasia and offers so much more to do. The sites are large and comfortable. If you want to take a trip to St Augustine it is just a quick ride up 95 or for more scenery you can drive up A1A to see the coast. We stay there a lot.
Customer: Trina Fard
Hammy is on the ocean, and has large, clean sites. There is a playground for the kids, and a very large field which is great for flying kites, or whatever you want to do. There are many little side areas for the kids to ride bikes, and of course, the price can't be beat!
Customer: Celeste A., Southington, CT
It is large enough to accomodate our group. It is gated and close to the water of Dillon Reservior. I like it becasue of it's proximity to Keystone Resort and the town of Breckenridge. We make the trip anually, almost like a reunion. The backdrop and peacefulness is awsome. Colorado Mountains rule.
Submitted By: John Battista, Broomfield
Great park, on Morro Bay, with view of Morro Rock, with small dock with resturant, Natural history Museum on site, golf course on site, just a short drive to beautiful Morro bay fishing wharf area, close to San Luis Obispo and San Simeon(Hearst Castle) Beautiful any time of year!
Submitted By: Lisa Tewsley
The truth is that not many of us can afford a beach front property, with full ammenities. Take a walk at the beach at sunset, bring the boogie board, fall asleep with the sound of the waves and have them wake you up as well. So the early fog will chase you indoors early, more of a reason to play games with kids in the tent. And don"t forget to bring the kids bikes and plenty of quarters for the showers to shake the salt water off.
Submitted By: Pete Duran
Southeast of Redding, California. About a 45 minute drive east of Redding on 299, then 6 miles north on Hwy 89. Beautiful waterfall - 100 + clean camp sites - restrooms and showers - small store for ice, some food items, cold drinks. It can be found on the internet for more information.
Submitted By: Marion King
