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20 Parks near Willits, California
Brooktrails, California 0.8 miles NW
Redwood Valley, California 14.87 miles SE
Laytonville, California 18.34 miles NW
Ukiah, California 21.61 miles SE
Albion, California 23.43 miles SW
30661 North Highway 101 Willits, California 95490 (map) | (707) 459-0613
Sites: 18 | Latest Rate: $15.00 | 8 Reviews
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Apr 2016 - $15.00
Passport America park along Highway 101. An adequate overnight stop. Self-registration and the office was never open, nor did anyone answer the phone or return our call. We tried all day to call to check availability. There was a bath house but it was locked? Pretty setting, with a pond and ducks begging for handouts! We would stop here again as it was not crowded and the price was right. I would not pay the $30.00 rate, though. - Carl and Brenda
Apr 2014 - $15.00
Could be a nice small park, but needs lots of work. Never met anyone from the park. We did self check-in. We were there 3 nights and never once saw a staff member. Very run down. We would not stay there again. - Stan LeRoy
May 2013 - $15.00
This campground has a lot to be desired. I had to pay in advance because I was Passport America. There was no one in the office, or ever seen. We stayed 2 nights and were glad there was another camper there or we would have been afraid to stay. It was dark, grass needed cutting, and it needed some general fixing up. OK for an overnighter. We camped in a motorhome. - Alabama traveler
Willits, California (map) | (707) 459-2521
Sites: 50 | Latest Rate: $30.00 | 5 Reviews
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Feb 2012 - $30.00
It is a place when you need a place. Many families live here full time, low income, victims of foreclosure and the bad economy. It has all the hookups water, utilities everything you need to take care of you and yours. Nothing fancy but it works. - Smoow
Aug 2010 - $30.00
We called in advance and we were greeted with friendly young lady. She asked us about our rig and explained that there had been several people who drove in past the sign saying that there was no room for big rigs. We did not have that. They explained that they get very few over nighters, we enjoyed out stay (especially the price). Managers had a big Bonfire and the eclectic group of Berkeley types were a joy and it was a must experience night. Thank you for having our site number ready on the door and everything waiting for us. Being Willets, we were grateful to have such a wonderful inexpensive park with great heated bathrooms - drode
Apr 2010 - $23.00
We called and questioned the bad reviews this park had, and was assured that things had changed. Bad choice, but you never know! Do not stay here EVER if you have a BIG rig! It was off of Hwy 101 and hard to get into with a narrow bridge at the entrance. (FIRST CLUE) Then we were greeted by the manager who was a little cocky to put it mildly, "Move your coaches so our regulars can get by." But there was no place to move 2 forty-foot rigs with cars in tow, or even turn around. (SECOND CLUE) Then he told us we would have to unhitch even if we wanted to turn around and leave. (YIKES) Might as well stay if we have to unhitch. So finally, we found 2 back in sites, (they said they had pull throughs for us, they didn't) that would fit us and we set up. Park has thick woods and a lot of regulars in travel trailers from the 60's. What a junky park, but we all agreed it that it was only for one night. So after a night of restless sleep (because the regulars were up BBQ'ing around midnight) we headed out carefully. Pulling back on to Hwy 101 was just as dangerous as pulling in. Oh, and even with a Passport America discount, this was still 23 dollars a night! Rip off. - skwamama
Willits, California (map) | (707) 459-6179
Sites: 93 | Latest Rate: $64.00 | 79 Reviews
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Jul 2016 - $64.00
Our truck broke down and were greeted by friendly staff who allowed our Travel Trailer to be towed in and parked while we got our truck repaired (3 days, busy holiday travel time). It was a very stressful time for us and the kind of service and the site they put us in was much appreciated. We were stuck with no transportation and so got to really enjoy the park. There is definitely a lot to do here. We took a nice walk up to & around their fishing pond, visited their petting zoo, sat on the lounge chairs in the water park and relaxed to the peaceful sound of water falling down like a waterfall. We visited their old western village and pool. They offer a game room, fully stocked store, hot tubs, a great miniature golf course, multiple children's playgrounds, a dog playground, a basketball court, a volleyball court & horseshoes. They even offer a Zen garden & a Skunk Train depo. I rated 4 start for value only because I feel RV at parks have gotten almost as pricey as some nice motel resorts. And, if you do not have a KOA membership, then my site would have cost someone in the tune of $80. I gave a 4 star for cleanliness only because it would be nice if more gavel was on the roads to lay down the traffic dust that is constantly flowing & the lawns in the sites were half dead and not green. The amenities are fabulous though and sites are level. A great place for family gatherings. This KOA offers monthly events which I am looking forward to attending. I would highly recommend this place to anyone. I will be going back for sure. - RGETAWAY
May 2016 - $68.00
What a great park for kids! There is a lot of fun things for them--petting zoo, amazing playground, splash pad, pool, fishing pond, and an outdoor old west area that looks like they show movies there. The park was really clean and easy to maneuver our 45 ft motorhome with tow. We stayed here one night and I would visit again. Note that many sites share a central area with neighbor. - Rbkranch
May 2016 - $62.00
This KOA is way over priced for what you get. $62 for a very short un-level pull through is ridiculous. Most sites are water/electric, only a few of the pull through are full hookups.The site had the utilities grouped in the forward half and the cable had a total of 9 grainy channels. Site surface is gravel and out of level front to rear. Satellite reception will be iffy due to the heavy tree cover at all but a couple of sites. This KOA is more of a poor value than most. - lllkrob
16100 North Hwy 101 Willits, California 95490 (map) | (707) 459-2958
Sites: 35 | Latest Rate: $32.00 | 33 Reviews
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Jul 2016 - $32.00
Simple overnight stay. Arrived late, allocated spot already taken. Recommend better management of spaces. Never saw anyone in charge. Pool and restrooms close by. Nice layout and location. A bit off the beaten track and a bit hard to find. No WiFi. Good value for money. - Loaded4th
May 2016 - $40.00
This pretty park is truly a gem. It is next to the ranch where the racehorse, Seabiscuit, lived out his retirement. The property is lush and beautiful, with lots of grass and trees. There are wild turkeys, deer, rabbits and squirrels. The only downside is there is no tv or WiFi reception and in fact, cell phone reception is poor too, because it is located at the bottom of a canyon. But if you prefer peace and quiet, it is great. The other RV in town has more amenities, but they charge extra for everything. This park is a much better bargain unless you have lots of kiddies that need entertaining. - johnanann
May 2016 - $32.00
One mile down a steep, winding, paved road off highway. Campground is in a beautiful setting, next to a mobile home community. Old park, but fairly well maintained, lots of shade, tightly grouped gravel/grass lots. The MAJOR FLAW in the park is the old, weak, 30 amp electricity. We hooked up to site 24 and discovered we couldn't run any two items at once. While drawing less than 25 amps, our voltage crashed to under 100 volts and set off an alarm in our RV. That low level of voltage will destroy electronics. Park office said they thought site 24 problem had been fixed and told us to connect to site 23 box which was fine. When I plugged in to 23, I got an alarm showing the box had reverse polarity, also dangerous. At that point we decided to cut short our planned 3 day stay and left. It's a shame such a beautiful park setting has a serious, potentially catastrophic and costly problem for rvers. - freestyle freddy
Fort Bragg, California (map) | (707) 964-5674
Sites: 25 | Latest Rate: $15.00 | 1 Reviews
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Sep 2013 - $15.00
Very remote -- this is really like boondocking. No facilities at all. Six miles from Ft. Bragg, but it takes a really long time to get there, due to the bumpy narrow dirt access roads. Not a convenient place to stay if you want to be close to the tourist attractions of the Mendocino coast. Campsites are very large and spread out, sited under large second growth redwoods. Some sites have outhouses and trash barrels, but the best bet is to be self-contained. There are some picnic tables and firepits. Gathering downed wood is permitted. If you like silence and isolation, this is your place. Also, good mountain biking on the fire roads running through the forest. - Prof Dan
Ukiah, CA 95482, USA Ukiah, California 95482 (map) | (707)467-4200
Sites: 139 | Latest Rate: $35.00 | 1 Reviews
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Jun 2015 - $35.00
Made a last minute reservation as I was not able to make it to the park I was trying to get to. I was so glad to find this diamond in the rough. The trees do need to be trimmed in this park, as there are a lot that are low hanging. There were literally only 2 other campers in the park with me. No one was at the entrance when we went in - self check-in. We drove around a little looking at sites. We were turning around to get a spot and found the real diamond site. There is only 1 electric/water site. It doesn't show on the Reserve America site on the map. It only shows on the list section. It shows as length 35 ft, but this site has nothing behind it for 30 ft. I was able to put my 35 ft travel trailer in with my crew-cab connected and still had 30 ft behind me. The lake is a decent size. It was a little low when we were there, but that gave a nice size beach. There are a lot of squirrels and we saw wild turkeys and deer walking around in the park. To get to this park, it is at the north end of Lake Mendocino. There is a road that cuts off under a bridge and then you follow it back for a mile or so along a river (this is off the 20 highway). There was supposed to be a dump station at this park, but I did not see one and none shows up on the Reserve America website map. There is a decent size park for the kids and a lot of grass. The sites are mostly in the woods with grassy meadows in between loops. Our site had a fire ring and a table. - nunyadamn
Fort Bragg, California (map) | (707) 964-8297
Sites: 73 | Latest Rate: $44.00 | 2 Reviews
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Jul 2015 - $44.00
The park was beautiful. We looked the park up on the internet and read the reviews. They were not very good but the pictures looked beautiful. I called the office to get some more info on why the reviews were not so good. The lady at the front explained that they were under new management and had made several changes. So we decided to go a head a stay. I am so glad we did. The park was absolutely amazing. I think it is the only park in the entire area that sits in the redwoods. The place was clean. The people were extremely polite and helpful. We loved it. The price was extremely reasonable especially since we had 9 people. It was peaceful and the perfect campground. If we ever camp up north again it will definitely be at Wildwood. While we were there we drove around and saw the other campgrounds. Nothing was anywhere near Wildwood. None of the other places had the trees and made you feel like you were camping in the woods yet we were only 5 miles to town or the beach. It really was perfect. 250% recommend this place to everyone. Oh and our trailer is 31 ft and we feet with no issue at all. - rsimkins
Jul 2013 - $30.00
DON'T camp here. Most of the park is taken up by permanent, very old, poorly maintained mobile homes. This place is a slum. We had no problem with the electricity or water, but the bathrooms are a disgrace. Every toilet is broken/wobbles. The floors and sinks haven't been maintained or cleaned in a long time, BUT the bathrooms are great compared to the showers which have no doors, are leaking, and are filthy. - cactuslady
Ukiah, California (map) | (707) 462-3884
Sites: 50 | Latest Rate: $27.00 | 34 Reviews
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Oct 2015 - $27.00
The sign for the place isn't the best; it was past where you turn so watch carefully. Easy on/off the freeway, lots of places to eat close by. Nothing going on at the fairgrounds so nice and quiet when we were there. We would stay here again. - Lynn-Donny
Sep 2015 - $30.00
great 1 nite place pullin greeted very fast; space was $30 but good sam it came to $27; 50amp water sewer all in working order, very easy in and out. - seaguy
Jun 2015 - $27.00
This is a no frills campground with full hookups. Ran by a camp host. Check in was quick and easy. My rate was 27 dollars a night, Good Sam Discount. The grass needed to be mowed. It's usually quiet, except on Saturday nights during race season... Short track racing at the fairgrounds. The site's are close together... We didn't have room to drop our awning. This campground can accommodate large rigs... Sites are gravel, but fairly level. Our camper is 35 feet plus a tow vehicle and still we could have parked our other car in the space... But they would only allow one vehicle in the spot. Our other car had to be parked outside the gate. I didn't like it, but they would not budge on the rule. The maximum stay is 14 days in a row. There are no reservations... First come first served. It was a decent place for an overnighter. - Traveling Man 49
Fort Bragg, California (map) | (800) 700-8542
Sites: 70 | Latest Rate: $36.00 | 7 Reviews
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Jul 2016 - $36.00
This park is just off Hwy 20, about two miles from junction of Hwy 20 and Hwy 101. It comes up fast if you are coming in from Willletts. If you see the firewood place on the left, you have missed it and turning around anytime soon (especially if you are towing a dingy) can be problematic! The park has mostly longer term folks, but we stayed a week to explore the area and it was fine. Office folks are efficient and helpful and the showers and laundry facility are kept clean. They have room to park your boat and a facility on which to clean your fish, but I have not figured out what to do with the fish guts! There is only power and water. (No septic unless you happen to get or request that at a long term site.) There is a place to dump as you leave. There are also sites for tents. - Selway
Sep 2010 - $30.00
Good overnight stop. Manager was very helpful. Park has a beautiful view of the Pacific. We had a pull-through site that sloped quite a bit and we had difficulty leveling our rig. Needed to run it up on front blocks to get near level. There were several folks here that came regularly, and other sites did not appear to have the degree of slope ours did. - JP and P from Florida
Jun 2010 - $38.00
Older, smaller park. Lots of permanent residents. Office was closed when we arrived mid-afternoon. Went to office next day to pay and was told they are no longer members of Good Sam (made reservations 5 days earlier). Also not told they charge per day for electric at site. Site was large enough marginally and small side to side. Would not stay here again due to their lack of honesty and not informing me of paying a daily rate plus electric. - AntiqFreq
Ukiah, California (map) | (707) 462-0529
Sites: 51 | Latest Rate: $30.00 | 4 Reviews
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Nov 2013 - $30.00
Useful only as a stopping place. Very tight sites. No ambiance. Services worked well though. Would avoid in the future. - Willie Wall
Oct 2013 - $35.00
Wandered into this place for an overnighter. Place was run down. The new manager was nice but apologized for the deficiencies and mentioned the previous manager bailed for no reason. No WiFi, water pipe broken at our site, pool closed, bathroom doors open for proper ventalition. Some seedy looking permanants around but kept to themselves. Converted asphalt parking lot but was right next to a nice shady park. The place has good posibilities for improvement. - zzzya
Oct 2010 - $35.00
Found their local number on internet, called, got answering machine, left message we need a spot in 2 days, please call back and confirm. Next day, hadn't heard from them, called twice telling them we were on our way. Heard nothing. Got to the place, office was closed (1:00 pm on Sunday, 10/3/10), no one at the assist mgr trailer, no forms to fill out to register on the outside desk. There may have been several open spaces, but cars or pickups were parked in them. General impression was of run-down facilities, uncaring management, somewhat hostile/indifferent permanent residents. We ended up staying elsewhere in Ukiah, and chatted with two other people about Manor Oaks; they confirmed our poor impression of the place. - NickWA


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Questo appartamento di 85 metri quadrati è molto silenzioso, luminoso e confortevole. Dispone di una cucina completamente attrezzata, un ampio soggiorno con tv, 1 camera matrimoniale con letto matrimoniale e bagno en suite, una seconda camera da letto con 2 letti singoli e un altro bagno. Inoltre, questo appartamento è completamente attrezzato (lenzuola, asciugamani, utensili da cucina, aria condizionata, riscaldamento, TV, internet, ecc.)
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Written for English-only speakers. Luis and his associates are extremely helpful and were quickly to our aid when we ran into a couple of problems. Their English isn't great but you can get your message across if you work at it. The rental itself needed a bit of work but I told Luis about the things that needed maintenance and he promised to get them fixed; I trust that he will. It could also use a few more supplies; for example, there is nothing to open beer bottles in the drawers. Very comfortable furniture. Its location is fabulous – just off the E-5/A-4, with parking available at 8 Euros a day in a lot 100 meters from the apartment. The apartment itself is in a building on a walkway with only occasional motorcycle traffic and quite quiet. It is 5 minutes walking from the Roman Bridge, 10 from the Mosque, 15 from the Jewish Quarter and Alcazar. Two warnings though – you need to be able to navigate a lot of stairs as the apartment is in the second story and the bedrooms on the third. And you need to be agile to get into and out of the main bed.
uis' place is just wonderful, right in the heart of historical Cordoba. It's clean and comfortable, just as described in his posting and the photos are truly accurate. The private courtyard is just so lovely as is the entry to his place with another courtyard to cross. Since our visit was in early March, we made good use of the heater provided and all was nice and warm. We would definetely stay there again. Thank you so much!
Probably the most enjoyable experience I've ever had with Wimdu. The apartment is comfortable and beautiful. The apartment is just behind the Mezquita, and the central district. The host is very nice and helpful, he took care of us during our stay. He gave us also some suggestions for the restaurant and other useful information about Cordoba. I think, if I will return in Cordoba, I will call Luis!
Nicely welcomed by his assistant Eva. Great to have a parking space not far away. Nice appartment with little patio. Not big nor luxury but good enough for a couple. Everything in walking distance. We enjoyed our stay!
The apartment is very well located to explore this amazing beautiful city. We were met by Manuel and the introduction to the apartment went smoothly.
A positive point is that the apartment is on the ground floor with an attractive patio entrance and is easy to relax in. After returning after a day out, there is some mustiness about the place. However opening the courtyard door freshens the air!
It represents good value for the price paid.
Luis has a nice apartment, good located and exactly as described. Luis assistant Manuel has helped us with our luggage - a very friendly offer! Thank you. If you come with car you can park in a car park just a few minutes away. Overall the property is very good value for the money, fully recommendable!
The time in the apartment was really great and Luis was very helpfull and his service is very comfortable! He helped us to find our purse after we lost it on the way to the apartment in a taxi. The apartment was clean and sweet and we had everything we needed!
Perfectly located, a pretty courtyard with friendly neighbours (who can be loud, but hey, it's Spain after all :) ) and a very helpful Manuel who helped us carry the luggage (as private cars aren't allowed in the old town). A great stay overall, on the downside the place smells a bit of humidity (it is, after all, an old town). Thanks a lot!
Très bel appartement, luxueux, confortable et très bien situé au centre-ville.
L'appartement est bien divisé et le quartier est tranquille avec un accès facile
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Malgré son absence (en vacances), Luis a été en contact régulier avec nous et communiqué plein d'information. Il a délégué Manuel qui nous très bien accueillis.
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25 Parks near Cape May, New Jersey
West Cape May, New Jersey 0.35 miles SE
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Rehoboth Beach, Delaware (map) | (302) 645-6838
Sites: 150 | Latest Rate: $79.00 | 17 Reviews
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Aug 2015 - $79.00
Definitely a sellers market. Tough price to pay to be this close to the beach.too crowded, spaces too small. Very noisy. Cash only in the office, no checks or credit cards.
There is a state park near Bethany that is much nicer, but has no shade and is too hot in the summer. This place is strictly a last resort type of place. - Buddy Bus
Jun 2013 - $59.00
Nice park with decent sized sites. As mentioned in other reviews, this is a cash only park which would have been nice to know before we got there. There is a no-fee ATM at the convenience store right down the street. The location was super convenient to several beaches, shopping, and restaurants. My only complaint is that the cable did not work unless we fed the cord from the box in through a window, which meant leaving the window open and it did rain while we were gone so we had a mess to clean up, but no water damage. The Wi-Fi never worked and they tried to tell me that it was my phone and Kindle that were the problem. I was able to get a connection on both when I left the campground and went to a public Wi-Fi spot. - Bonnie66
Sep 2012 - $50.00
We stayed here as it is the closest campground to Rehoboth Beach. We weren't looking for a traditional camping experience, instead we camped as an alternative to a hotel. We were there to go to the beach. That being said we had a good stay. Since it was after Labor Day, the pool was closed. We kind of expected that but our kids could have enjoyed it. Our site was wooded and we asked for that. Many of the transient sites are out in the open though. Most of the sites are seasonal/permanent. The road through the campground is tight - I felt lucky to leave without hitting a tree and my TT is only 21'. Our site was sandy and not entirely level. A staff member helped me back in - no pull-throughs here. I used leveling blocks but they actually sunk into the sand. The sewer hookup was far to the rear of the site, and there wasn't enough of a drop so I needed to 'help' the black water make its way to the outlet. As I was preparing to leave I couldn't remove my sewer adapter from their connection. I ran to the office to ask for a strap wrench, and within a few minutes an employee showed up with a wrench. Staff was friendly and the campground is family-owned. We would stay there again. Only real negative was the cable TV - they recently re-wired everything and you can get a cable box for a deposit. The service would sometimes stop and an error message would appear. Don't know if this is something Big Oaks can control. - MattFromPA
462 Seashore Road Cape May, New Jersey 08204 (map) | (609) 886-6035
Sites: 820 | Latest Rate: $40.00 | 37 Reviews
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Jun 2016 - $40.00
Yes, some of the roads and sites are tight to get into. We had a 31' class C with a toad and had no trouble, and we were in the back section. Tip...in that section, the number signs pull out of the ground to make it easier. As far as the kids driving golf carts, no more than anywhere else. That's it for the "bad", if you want to call it that.
The place is awesome. The sites in the back section are huge and wooded. Super clean, staff and seasonals very friendly. They cater to everyone, not just their seasonals. The pictures on their website doesn't do them justice. The beach area is huge. Kayak/canoe rentals are very reasonably priced. Lots to do at the campground, but lots of attractions a few minutes away also. Store has the essentials, but not many souvenirs, which was kind of a disappointment. Nice snack bar and ice cream shop on the beach. Plenty of parking near the pool/beach area, but it was nice renting a golf cart. - Mike Jh
Jun 2016 - $42.00
Way way over priced! Checking in was a "Chinese fire drill". Finally found the site, roads are tight. Sewer was too far away, hose would not reach, site was not level, and lots of mud. They have the "old fashioned" cable box they give you after a big deposit. It would not work with my 12 volt 2017 TV. Many many kids here driving around and around in golf carts. This place is like an insane asylum! If you come, bring lots of alcohol, you'll need it. I can't believe that there are that many people that come here more than once! Masochists? - dewbon1
May 2016 - $46.00
We enjoyed our stay at Beachcomber. We decided to go last minute for a "shake down" trip on our new diesel pusher. We were so happy we chose to stay at Beachcomber. The sites are a bit tricky to back into, if you do not know what your doing. I drive professionally for a living, so it was nothing out of the norm for me. They will help you back in. Only complaint was they charge you refundable security deposits for your gate card as well as the cable box needed. Bathrooms were average. We will certainly stay again. We camped at Beachcomber in a Motorhome. - Chieftain1986
491 US Route 9 South Cape May, New Jersey 08204 (map) | (877) 494-6559
Sites: 300 | Latest Rate: $40.00 | 33 Reviews
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Oct 2015 - $40.00
We stayed in a 31' Class C motorhome over Columbus Day weekend. The sites are VERY narrow and you are VERY close to neighbors. The resort advertised a hayride and other Halloween events. It became an excuse for chaos and madness all weekend, including some nut running around with a chainsaw to scare the "hayride." Roaming bands of unsupervised (loud) kids on skateboards and bikes. They do not enforce campground quiet hours. No management. - James DeMonquay
Sep 2015 - $47.00
It is a tight space but was fine. I was able to get my 39' motorhome in the lot OK but to get to the lot it was very tight. The guy there was very helpful. Was there on Harley weekend which I didn't know but was very quiet still. Lots of tall trees and the acorns were starting to fall. Wish they included WiFi, which was the only down side. - countryshooter
Aug 2015 - $93.00
The service of the workers is excellent, but management is rude and disrespectful to camping guests. They claim to be dog friendly, but that is only if you have a dog that doesn't bark or like to play with other dogs. The owners are very unfriendly and do not act professional. I was a repeat customer who will not be returning. The campsites are very tiny and there is no privacy between campers. While it is convenient, its not worth the money and lack of professionalism. - Kelly M
720 Seashore Rd. Cape May, New Jersey 08204 (map) | (877) 817-5697
Sites: 600 | Latest Rate: $44.00 | 51 Reviews
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May 2016 - $44.00
This is a great park. Many lots have seasonal people who spend half time here and half time in Florida. Lots are pretty close together. All paved and rock. No muddy feet from our dog even though it rained a lot. Great workout room and heated pool with a special kids pool. New covered dual slide just went in at their lake. It felt so spacious until the weekend came and lots of people made the real size of each site a reality. You will have the most room if you can stay in the Q section. Very nice staff. Very close to beach and Cape May shopping mall. - User3274
Oct 2015 - $30.00
The campground was purchased by SunRV so there have been many good improvements made over the last 2 years. One negative is that there is NO DOG park. We campers with dogs need a place for them to play just like the kids have. - RCMicki
Jul 2015 - $55.00
We spent 10 days from July 6 through 16th. Its a very big Campground which was formerly family owned and recently owned By Sun resorts a big campground company. The service was excellent and they do everything they can to help one out. After staying for 6 nights we had a neighbor come in next to us with 3 big dogs and it became a loud dog mess. I went to see if we could move and they accommodated us to another spot with no issue. We have a medium size dog but she is well mannered does not bark or intimidate neighbors. The walk in bathrooms were clean in new areas clean but old in older sections. Its very crowded but its a shore point. Roads are all paved and the grounds are blown clean and manicured. Little pricey but its a big shore area and were not surprised. We will return again here we liked the atmosphere of a lot of families enjoying the grounds. Has a clean swimming lake, pool, and seems always something's going on. If you have kids or don't we found it a enjoyable experience. We have camped all over the USA we normally go to State and National parks but this was fun and crowded, weekends very crowded, but close to the beaches and Cape May. Lots of Canadians go to Seashore in popups and hit the campground and are very nice to camp with. It does book fast for following season if you need full hookups. We could only get electric and water and we booked in March and they had a few sites open, so we were glad to get a site. - Ed D
116 Swainton-Goshen Rd. Cape May Court House, New Jersey 08210 (map) | (609) 465-4456
Sites: 542 | Latest Rate: $90.00 | 43 Reviews
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Jul 2016 - $90.00
In the last couple of years this park has been sold and is owned by one of those large companies that buy up campgrounds. When privately owned, this campground was a pleasure to stay in. Now it's a nightmare.
First, entering and being searched by security. I guess they need to make sure you aren't bringing in wood, but the way the guy acted you would've thought he was looking for a cache of weapons and a truck of drugs! We were a family that obviously had none of the above, but didn't even get a hello. He then visually inspected the inside of our truck and counted the people in it. His attitude is what made it creepy.
Pull over there and go inside. That was the direction given to us. We did and found a mildly chaotic office; nothing out of the norm. People checking in, buying stuff, etc. Our turn came up and we were again not met with a hello but a big ole eye roll. Ok, give me the map and let us get on our way.
Our site was not pond front, but was very tight for the 30 foot trailer. Extremely tight on the left and right. Our site had not been cleaned up from the prior campers and had beer cans, juice boxes, and smoldering logs in the fire pit.
I do not remember ever have an issue with the water at this campground, but the smell, even with a filter on the trailer was absolutely awful. Pure sulfur.
The restrooms were no better and what made them worse is they were dirty. It looks like they only clean them once a day. The staff acts as though you are bothering them, and there is NO SECURITY at night leaving the place loud, with people running all over. Awful, expensive stay. Will never return or ever stay at another place owned by this company. - travlinfamily
Jul 2016 - $81.00
Second time staying at Big Timber. Check in takes quite a bit of time by front desk staff, and road can back from all units waiting to get in. Site 187 was mix of grass and sand; and very small width wise but was deep however the back end of the site dropped off so couldn't back RV to far back. Pool was crowded most of the days due to the heat; however it was never over crowded and always were able to find a place to relax in it. Kids enjoyed the lake and activities they provided. Location of campground is pretty much center of Cape May County so if you plan to leave the campground to explore there are plenty of options within a short car ride. - SJEAGLES609
Sep 2015 - $24.00
First time for us staying at this campground; our site was conveniently located near the main building and hall. - SJEAGLES609
Clermont, New Jersey (map) | (800) 624-3743
Sites: 200 | Latest Rate: $2.00 | 3 Reviews
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Jul 2009 - $2.00
This campground has sold out to the nearby Driftwood Resort and is being converted to an "all-seasonal" resort. Pass on it. - revdon64
Jun 2007 - $36.00
My kids love the lake that you swim in, its fun and relaxing. And the camp is not really too far from Wildwood. - RDewitt
Jan 2007 - $41.00
We were seasonal campers at Hidden Acres for years and before we became seasonal - we camped there in a pop-up for years. In the past 2 years - it has gone downhill. The new owner did not take pride in the campground like the original owners. Homeless people were given run down campers to live in all summer and the sites were dirty and full of junk. There was a rule in the contract that your site must be kept neat and orderly and your camper must look the same. I never saw so many campers with blue tarps over them and junk all over the site. Sometimes, the grass in the playground would be as tall as my knee - which became tick city! The recycling bins were filled for a whole weekend, with cans on the ground. The store is never stocked, you have to get in your car and go to WaWa or Acme just for a container of milk or eggs. And honestly - some of the seasonals there became out of control. Quiet hours start at 11. People stay up past that, which is fine, but these people would be loud, yelling. Their kids would be roaming all over the place. And the underage drinking, law suit waiting to happen! - JerseyGirl
Marmora, New Jersey (map) | (609) 390-3458
Sites: 288 | Latest Rate: $65.00 | 22 Reviews
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Jun 2016 - $65.00
Whippoorwill raised the price this year, which isn't so bad for the proximity to OCNJ. The service and cleanliness are still top notch. We have been staying here for a number of years and, now that I have a larger camper, I must say that the trees and signs located on the very edges of every road make for a hazardous finale to our trek to Whippoorwill. It is stressful to tow in the park and backing in can be a challenge (to be kind) in some spots. I had to request a site change, as Site 18 is a bear to land our 28' travel trailer. Beach tag rental is a nice option, but I was none too pleased to be charged for an extra day when I turned them in at my checkout day/time. Apparently, they are due by 9am and 11am on checkout day nets you a one an additional days rent. In the end it was an extra $6, but I hate being "nickel and dimed" for something that I do not recall being told. Thankfully the ridiculous gates were out of service again, as seems to be the case on every visit. This time they removed the turnstiles. So, at least safety, was restored. Whippoorwill is a fine campground, but I think it is time to shop around for future visits. - rvparkreviews_cc
Jul 2015 - $60.00
A heavily wooded campground conveniently located near Ocean City, NJ. Staff quite friendly, although male teenager who escorted us to our site was useless - didn't speak a word of advice or guidance while we parked the RV. A large quality pool, recreation area and snack bar are available. We'll be back. - Lancaster Camper
Jun 2015 - $58.00
Short hop over the 34th Street bridge to Ocean City NJ. Very level, all sand sites...of course it's South Jersey.
Service is excellent.
Mostly seasonal, but they are so well kept that it makes for very enjoyable long walks around the campground.
Off-island camping is always buggy in the summer. Asian Tiger mosquitoes will get you during the day. Be prepared.
Olympic size pool is open to the public (for a fee) and it is fun to watch the kids swim team practice.
Everything that you need is nearby and it is nice to leave the beach and avoid the crowds at the end of your day. They rent beach tags which is very helpful and save a lot of money. Bring cash as you will need to leave large deposit for beach tags and key cards. But, it's nice to have that back in your pocket for your return home.
The only complaint that I have is with their turnstiles for entry and exit. They often malfunction. On our last trip, the power went out. Thank God for 12V battery and a tank full of fresh water. But, the turnstiles failed and there was no way to enter or exit the campground. Now, that's a small inconvenience for a vacationer. But, if an ambulance or fire truck must wait for someone in the office to run down and manually remove the turnstile, then there could be a dangerous situation. They really need to remove these stupid turnstiles, or at least the exit turnstile. It really doesn't serve much purpose other than to annoy. - rvparkreviews_cc
Ocean View, New Jersey (map) | (609) 624-1675
Sites: 1200 | Latest Rate: $50.00 | 29 Reviews
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May 2015 - $50.00
The campground is huge, probably a mile from one end to the other. Majority are seasonal residents in park models and converted trailers. Very few sites suitable for big rigs. Very forested. A few sites had gravel but most, including ours, were native dirt/sand. Very messy. No satellite reception. Cable was good. Utilities were good. Can't recall about the WiFi. Restrooms were plentiful and very nice. Staff was friendly but not very knowledgeable. Laundry was nice but seemed expensive at $2.50 a load but must say we rarely use laundries so not sure. Lots for the kids with lake, huge pool, cafe and fishing ponds. - VegasVagabonds
Aug 2014 - $71.00
Ocean View is a top notch campground. It is huge. Everything is super clean. The restrooms and showers are like brand new and super modern. They have a huge swimming lake and a pool. Both very nice. The lake has paddle boats for rent at a very inexpensive price. There are restaurants and snack shacks right on the property, as well as the biggest campground store I've seen. The roads are super tight going through some of the areas. And the sites are somewhat small. But they are level. And the hookups were all fine, and in good shape. The problem with this park for me is that it is predominantly a seasonal resident park. There many park model trailers everywhere. Lots of other trailers with large decks and sun rooms built on. It looks and feels more like a "trailer park" than a campground. But the amenities are top notch, and the activities for adults and children are fantastic. It's just not the atmosphere I am looking for in a campground. But I highly recommend anyone to give it a shot and spend a weekend there. It might be your thing. - Brad K
Aug 2014 - $70.00
Simply awesome. I can't think of one thing less then awesome. Bathhouses are the cleanest part of the whole park. Lake, game room, laundry, store, movie night, ice cream, way above par. I can't wait to go back. BTW we stayed for ten days, it felt like two. Ten out of ten. - sasully
Ocean View, New Jersey (map) | (609) 624-3437
Sites: 625 | Latest Rate: $75.00 | 6 Reviews
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May 2016 - $75.00
Its is a seasonal park. Rates are $6500 to $7500+++.
Management is very unprofessional and ignorant. Power, internet WiFi, water, cable all are problems here.
There are better, more affordable, non-corporation owned campgrounds around. Do some research. There is a reason so many campers are for sale here. Fees go up a minimum of $200.00 every year. State police in here very often. Lots of items get stolen from your site.
Not the best around. - bbqman1968
Jul 2007 - $40.00
This campground is crowded and geared towards seasonals. The transient sites that are available are far and few between. Good luck trying to find out where your site ends and the other begins. This campground is owed and operated by a corporation and I guess they haven't been in the bathrooms or have had to take a shower in them lately. They do clean the bathroom/shower area but some of them are so old it just doesn't help. We were lucky I'm told in my area as far as the bathrooms go. But my friends had to had to enjoy the septic system being pumped out in that area while they had their breakfast. The pond is green with a nice beach and big slide, my six year old enjoyed playing in the area with the outdoor equipment. But we used the pool instead. They have their own restaurant on the grounds as well as a store. There were some activities available. I did find the speed limit a little fast for a campground but it is a big place. It wouldn't be my first choice but depending on what you want to spend there are other campgrounds in the area more expensive. It's a short ride to some great beaches in the area. - Hargus
Apr 2007 - $42.00
We camped at Pine Haven in the off season in early April. The campground was very nice, sites were large and fairly easy to get onto. - rmiller110
Green Creek, New Jersey (map) | (609) 886-7119
Sites: 330 | Latest Rate: $62.00 | 4 Reviews
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Jul 2011 - $62.00
Very nice campground. The sites were large and shaded, on sandy soil. There are lots of seasonal sites but we were not near them so that was nice. The bathhouses are basic, but clean and very large. The pools are wonderful. One for playing games (volleyball) and one for relaxing (has a 1ft kiddie pool at the end). Only thing is that they close the pool at 7pm. Could have been until 9pm at least. The Wi-Fi is located at the game room and is perfect for checking emails and what not. Campground is close to grocerys and Wal-Mart and other stores. Also close to Wildwood beach. However there is a tremendous amount of traffic to reach the beach, we spent a lot of time stopped at red lights! Staff was friendly, park is very secure, with gate cards necessary to enter. Our kids could ride their bikes freely until 8pm as cars do not go fast in the campground, we very much appreciated that. Overall very nice campground, good price, close to beach, wonderful pool. - Mellybelly
Jul 2011 - $62.00
Where to start? When we first booked, I was a little nervous because there have not been any recent reviews. Were my concerns warnted? Half and half. We had friendly service from the moment we booked till the time we left. We did arrive way before check in and we were not charged for that. There are 2 fishing ponds but not easily accessable. They are surrounded by seasonals, tall grass and a lot of bugs due to the stagnet water. There are also 2 pools, one has a 1ft. Kiddie pool which was nice. The hours to the pool were only from 11am - 7pm - didnt make sense since office was open till 10pm. There were no kid activities which we knew when booking. There were a lot of horse flies and the bugs were bad. We were not able to eat outside at all during the week. Like previous reviews, there are a lot of seasonals. We happened to be placed in between several of them. Many will walk right though your site (under your awning) as they feel a sence of ownership due to being a seasonal. We did not use the bathhouses but I did take a quick look inside. Looked clean and primative, nothing fancy. This campground is about 15mins. from the Wildwood beach. If we come to the area again, we will not stay here again unless we are on a very tight budget. They are cheaper than most campgrounds in the area and give the 7th night free. Our site flooded when we got a good rain. site was mostly sand with a little bit of gravel. Site was also well shadded. Just too many seasonals and not being able to use the fishing ponds and limited pool hours were not working for us. - mommabair
Jul 2007 - $45.00
As others have stated, there are FAR too many shanty style seasonal sites. We even saw a few pop-ups with additions and enclosed porches attached (yes, pop-ups). That being said, the store and game room were nice and clean, the pool and grounds in general were clean and well landscaped. If they did something to help clean up the folks that built second homes onto their campers they would have a very nice campground! We will be looking to stay elsewhere next year when we go to Wildwood, this campground was just too much like a trailer park for our tastes. - P.JDiesel


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Hans-Josef Klauck has worked extensively on New Testament topics, such as the parables of Jesus, Paul's Corinthian correspondence, and the Johannine letters. In addition, he has specialized in the religious and social history of the Greco-Roman world as a necessary background to New Testament studies. Among his most recent books are Ancient Letter Writing and the New Testament: A Guide to Context and Exegesis; The Religious Context of Early Christianity: A Guide to Graeco-Roman Religions; Magic and Paganism in Early Christianity: The World of the Acts of the Apostles; and Religion und Gesellschaft im frühen Christentum. He has been the editor of Herders Biblische Studien, Stuttgarter Biblische Studien; New Testament area editor for the new edition of Die Religion in Geschichte und Gegenwart; and main editor for the New Testament section of Encyclopedia of the Bible and Its Reception. He still is coeditor of Hermeneia and Evangelische-Katholische Kommentar zum Neuen Testament. He is currently working on an introduction to the New Testament apocryphal literature, the first volume of which, Apocryphal Gospels: An Introduction, was published in 2003, the second volume, Apocryphal Acts: An Introduction, in 2007. He also published Ancient Letters and the New Testament: a Guide to Context and Exegesis, in 2010. His books have been translated into seven languages thus far. Professor Klauck was the 2003–04 president of the Studiorum Novi Testamenti Societas.
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Continental, the worldwide premium tyre manufacturer and technology company, has been announced as the official tyre supplier of the Volvo Concept Truck project. The main goal of the project is to significantly improve the freight-moving efficiency of future trucks and reduce their greenhouse gas emissions. The project focuses on the complete vehicle, both truck and trailer. Volvo developers, together with other key suppliers, have looked at many innovative solutions to meet the project's ambitious targetsRead More »
The European Commission has imposed a fine of almost €3 billion on truck makers MAN, Volvo/Renault, Daimler, Iveco, and DAF after they broke EU antitrust rulesRead More »
The global shift towards low-carbon, circular economy has started and its pace is accelerating. To ensure Europe stays competitive and will be able to respond to the increasing mobility needs of people and goods, the Commission's low-emission mobility strategy sets clear and fair guiding principles to Member States to prepare for the future. The Energy Union strategy contributes to this goal. The low-emission mobility strategy frames the initiatives that the Commission is planning in the coming years, and it maps the areas in which it is exploring options. It also shows how initiatives in relatedRead More »
If you have a product or service that you want to sell into the UK haulage industry, your search is at an end. HGVUK.com has a range of deals that are out of this world , but won't cost you the earthRead More »
Freight Transport Association (FTA) Chief Executive David Wells has called on the new Prime Minister to prioritise the logistics industry in Brexit negotiations to ensure goods can move freely between the UK and the rest of the worldRead More »
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27 Jul 2016
Rovers to play in the EFL...
Blackburn Rovers have accepted an invitation to take part in this season's EFL Trophy.
27 Jul 2016
Supporters receive...
A host of lucky supporters got the chance to speak to manager Owen Coyle and a trio of first team stars, as they put in a real shift ... on the phones!
27 Jul 2016
Trust hosts tremendous...
Blackburn Rovers Community Trust took two dozen of its favourite participants to a happy tea party in Darwen to celebrate the ongoing success of the programmes they enjoy.
27 Jul 2016
Win a pair of EFL season...
EFL Sponsor Sky Bet has 72 pairs of season tickets up for grabs
26 Jul 2016
Girona next up for Rovers
Rovers return to Ewood Park this Saturday when they take on Girona in their penultimate pre-season friendly.
26 Jul 2016
Great to be back with the...
Shane Duffy was delighted to get 75 minutes under his belt on his return to the Rovers first team on Saturday.
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