Campgrounds

I had no idea that Fort Wilderness Scavenger Hunts even were a thing until a fellow Disney-loving friend mentioned them. I quickly hopped on Facebook to discover a somewhat secret, “underground” community of generous and kind-hearted campers that love to surprise and delight campground guests. Fort Wilderness Scavenger Hunts are unofficial, non-Disney sanctioned hiding games …

Fort Wilderness Scavenger Hunts: Magical Fun While Camping at Disney Read More »

If you really want to get away from it all when camping, but you still want electric and water hook-ups, this is a great campsite for you! The Lake Fort Smith State Park Campground is small but very spacious. And it’s a great place to stay if you are driving I-40. We stopped here on …

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If you are camping near Petrified Forest National Park, the Petrified Forest KOA Journey Campground is the closest full service campground and is well worth the stay! Located right off of I-40, the KOA is just 20 minutes from the National Park. With the heat of Arizona, it’s nice to have air conditioning, water and …

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After a month on the road, we were looking for a peaceful, quiet and beautiful campground in Tennessee as we were driving back home. Daniel found Long Branch Campground on the Caney Fork River in Lancaster, Tennessee. It was the perfect spot for relaxation and nice, big campsites. After previously staying at Springfield Campground, a …

Long Branch Campground Review: Caney Fork River, TN Read More »

On our shakedown trip with our InTech Sol Horizon, we wanted to stay within two hours of western North Carolina and have a campsite nice enough to stay for a couple days and figure things out. We also wanted to try our first U.S. Army Corps of Engineers campground. Daniel found Springfield Campground in Anderson, …

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