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North Carolina State Fairgrounds, Raleigh, NC

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As far as we know, this is the only full hook up campground with in the Raleigh city limits. It’s a good base to explore the city!

Dreher Island State Park, Prosperity, South Carolina

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Camp on an island with some great fishing!

George L. Smith State Park, Twin City, Georgia

Blog, Georgia, RV Park Reviews | 0 |

A hidden gem of a park, with 10 miles of cypress-lined waterways to cruise through.

Stephen C. Foster S.P., Okefenokee Swamp, Fargo, Georgia

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In the middle of the swamp and filled with alligators, this is one awesome park!

Sunset Isle Motel & RV Park, Cedar Key, Florida

Blog, Florida, RV Park Reviews | 3 |

Note: Just because you rent a Deluxe Spot with a little pier right behind your spot, does NOT mean that’s your private pier. The piers are for all guests to use, so you may end up with a bunch of people right behind your RV at any hour of the day. It’s a little weird. However, it’s the closest (1 mile) decent sized park to town (the other park only has 4 spots), but there’s also another park 8 miles north. Sunset Isle is tiny and the 63 full hook-up spots are very tightly packed together. It’s basically a parking...

Rainbow Springs State Park, Dunnellon, Florida

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Great park with huge spots and a crystal clear river to kayak on.

Fort McAllister Historic State Park, Richmond Hill, Georgia

Blog, Georgia, RV Park Reviews | 2 |

Ft. McAllister is a great park on the Ogeechee River with a Confederacy-era earthwork fortification to explore.

Davidson River Campground, Brevard NC

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We typically use holidays to get out of dodge. We’re not Black Friday shoppers, nor do we really like trimming the tree and hanging the lights (it sounds very bah-humbug, but we love the holidays, really!). We use holiday vacations to spend much needed time with each other, with our dogs and with the outdoors. So for Thanksgiving we decided to check out the Davidson River Campground in the Pigsah National Forest. The campground is in Brevard, a small town 45 minutes south of Asheville, and a little over 4 hours from Raleigh (at least the way we went)....

The Wild Yonder’s Friendship Feast and Camp Out

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There have been a handful of times over the last few years when I’ve said, outloud and to other people, ‘there needs to be a summer camp for adults’. So when our friend Nation told us about Wild Yonder’s Friendship Feast and Camp Out, I was more than intrigued. One quick email to Camp Director Heather to get approval to bring the Airstream and we were going! Activities included pie making class from the folks at Scratch, beer from Ponysaurus Brewing, Arts and Crafts (!!!) and a whole hog BBQ from none other than my favorite rock cellist Joe...