Our favorite Campgrounds
Arkansas
Buffalo National River’s Premier RV Park
Our favorite part about this campground was the view. It was quiet and the first night it was us and one other RV.
Tucson, Arizona
Lazy Days KOA/Tucson
This place was packed with amenities. They had multiple swimming pools and hot tubs, a fitness room, basketball and pickleball courts, a huge dog park, a nature area, a peddle cart track, covered parking for your RV, fruit trees at virtually every campsite, and so much more.
Goodview, Virginia
Fables & Feathers Winery
Nestled in the mountains of western Virginia, this place was idyllic. As you can see from the photo, we were surrounded by mountains and greenery. The winery was quaint. They had a fine tasting room, but, more importantly, they had outside seating that let you drink you wine while overlooking the vineyards! They also had a pergola atop the hill where we were parked which provided a scenic spot for morning coffee or evening wine.
North East, Pennsylvania
South Shore Wine Company
Can you say charming? We pulled into a Harvest Host and were pleasantly surprised with the location and natural beauty. This winery has an historic stone cavern tasting room. Built in the 1860s in the style of traditional French wine caverns, the stone cellar is a unique and definitely worth the stop. (As a possible kicker, a lot of people claim to have had supernatural experiences while visiting! Ooooooooh! ) The wines were also pretty yummy.
Lake George, NY
Lake George RV Park
This is an award-winning campground and has been for over 50 years. It is jam packed with amenities, both the expected (pools, hot tubs, sports courts, and Mack’s favorite dog park) and unexpected (movie theaters, live theater playhouse). The location is great. The park is beautiful and very well maintained.
