On this week’s episode of Campground of the Week, Jeremy and Stephanie Puglisi review Atlantic Oaks Campground located in beautiful Eastham, Massachusetts on Cape Cod. This destination and campground also appear in their recently released book, Idiot’s Guide: RV Vacations.
On this week’s episode, Stephanie and Jeremy review one of their top campgrounds ever at James Island County Park, located just 6 miles southwest of the great city of Charleston.
The Campground at James Island County Park offers the natural and beautiful landscape of a public campground combined with amenities and activities usually found only at the best private campground resorts.
We spend a lot of time focusing on the sites and the layout of the campground, so here is a map to help you follow the conversation:
This campground is incredibly popular with both locals and visitors from out of state. You will need to book well in advance, especially if camping during a holiday or school recess. In addition to RV sites, there are tenting sites and cabins available, as well.
Amenities available at the campground include:
In the second segment, we talk about the amazing activities and amenities available in the rest of the James Island County Park.
The Campground at James Island County Park is simply one of the best campgrounds we have ever seen in our travels. For a complete run down of all the activities and attractions we experienced in Charleston, check out our RVFTA podcast episode #87.
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On this week’s episode of Campground of the Week, RVFTA’s Jeremy and Stephanie Puglisi give a complete review of the Brattleboro North KOA in East Dummerston, Vermont. The Brattleboro North KOA is branded as a Journey, but we think you should stay here for more than just one night. The charming, family-run campground is the perfect basecamp for exploring the Brattleboro area, and its amazing array of outdoor activities and artisan foods.
This is a small campground and the sites vary greatly, so make sure you listen to the episode and consult this campground map before you book!
On Episode #16 of Campground of the Week, our northeastern correspondents, Stephanie and Jeremy Puglisi, give a complete review of Yogi Bear’s Jellystone Park in Luray, Virginia.
This is the very first Jellystone that Jeremy and Stephanie ever visited, and they were blown away by the resort experience. This is the type of campground that has virtually every activity and amenity that you can imagine. Added bonus? It is just five miles away from the stunning Shenandoah National Park.
In this episode, Jeremy and Stephanie highlight the following campground details:
You will also hear about their favorite area attractions:
Jeremy and Stephanie adore great road food joints, and they highly recommend:
Shenandoah National Park is one of our country’s great RV destinations, and Yogi Bear’s Jellystone Park in Luray, Virginia is a wonderful base camp that offers families resort-like amenities next door to countless opportunities for outdoor adventure. Definitely a win for RVing families.
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On this week’s episode our Northeastern correspondents, Stephanie and Jeremy Puglisi, review their favorite place to camp close to home…Turkey Swamp Park Campground in Freehold, New Jersey.
This county park campground is located in the hub of central New Jersey, but it feels miles away from anything with its large, wooded sites and remote atmosphere.
Although tucked away, it is within driving distance of some of the best Jersey Shore beach towns and attractions. Listen to hear as these resident Jersey Shore locals describe everything you need to know about this campground and the surrounding region.
They will describe the best area beaches:
Popular area attractions and shopping:
Food Recommendations:
What are your favorite places to visit when vacationing on the Jersey Shore? Add your personal recommendations in the comments below.
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