Where We Are Now

We landed this afternoon at Ely KOA Journey, pretty much right in the middle of Nevada, elevation, 6500 ft. This is just a stop-over for a night, but it really is a nice campground. We plan to drive around this after and check out the town.

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Where to Next

From here we're heading north to Idaho. Our first stop is a place called Anderson Camp. We plan to spend a couple of days there so we can check out Shoshone Falls and what's left of Twin Falls

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Kenisee Lake RV Campground, OH

Our Visit

     Our drive from Niagra to Kenisee Lake was an eventful one.  Our "stop engine" light and buzzer came on and it was almost an impossible find to locate an auto/RV/truck mechanic that had the equipment to analyze our trouble.  We finally did, got the issue resolved and was able to make the 173-mile drive in just a bit under eight hours.  The other thing we found is that if you're using Google Maps as your GPS coming from I-90, it will direct you to go under a ten-foot bridge just before reaching the campground.

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Once we got to the campground we found that they had already chosen our site for us.  (not the norm for a Thousand Trails park)  Fortunately, it was a 50 amp site as we found that there are just a few of them. I'm guessing that the assignment was to prevent RV's without 50 amps from using the available sites.  The campground is very nice, the sites are large and all have grass lawns with full hook-ups.  There are tent sites with just water and electricity as well.  Like with most campgrounds that rent out annual sites, the better locations we filled with people who don't travel.  The campground is only open half the year.  The other half power and water are turned off, but people can keep their RV's in their sites.  We found that most of the annual sites are just used on the weekend.  The campground is very well kept up and has decent amenities.  The pool could be bigger and the shared sports court could be split up so that you didn't have to set up a net every time you wanted to play pickleball.  The small lake is fine for boating but swimming isn't allowed.  There is also a good number of folks with ATV's and they drive them from the campground to go mudding somewhere nearby.  Overall the campground is one of the better ones we have visited, the people are very friendly and the feel of the campground is welcoming to traveling RV'ers.

     While here at the campground we didn't find a whole lot of excitement in the surrounding area.  We drove to Geneva by the Lake, (the local tourist area) then followed the road east along the lake for twenty miles or so.  Unfortunately for the town, since the 70's the lake has eaten up the beaches and businesses who once had nice beaches to draw customers in no longer have them.  We drove through town around eleven on a Monday and found most stores and attractions to be closed.  We also stopped at a couple of parks along Lake Erie and had a chance to wade out into the lake.  It was surprisingly warmer than I expected.  The problem is that the geese and seagull population at the parks is so numerous that most of the grass and beach areas are minefields and not very pleasant to hang out in.   

  • Campground number One hundred seventeen
  • August 3, 2018 - 5 days

  1. Resort Information
  2. Their Description
  3. Amenities
  4. Policies .
  5. Rentals
Website:
   rvonthego.com
Type: Thousand Trails
Address: 2021 Mill Creek Rd, 
  Jefferson, OH 44047
Phone: (440) 576-9030

Thousand Trails

One Beautiful Lake, One RV Campground in Ohio

     Looking for a fun trip away from it all? Fishing, hiking trails, family activities, and pristine waters await you at Kenisee Lake RV Camping. Surrounded by breathtaking foliage and water views, this RV campground in Ohio offers the perfect getaway for couples, friends, and families.

    With plenty of campsites, guests can take their pick at their ideal setting. Choose from heavily wooded sites, clear and open camping, or scenic sites with a water view. Like to fish? Then Kenisee Lake RV camping couldn't be more perfect. Home to a beautiful lake and three ponds, guests can spend the day fishing and create memories by the water.

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  • Volleyball
  • Sand Badminton
  • Activities Center
  • Arts & Crafts
  • Bocci Ball
  • Children's Playground
  • Planned Activities
  • Activities Coordinator
  • Bingo/Card Playing
  • Card Room
  • Mini Golf
  • Potlucks
  • Gaming

 

GENERAL POLICIES:

  • RV Check-In: 12:00pm - 9:00pm
  • RV Check-Out: 12:00pm
  • Rental Check-In: 4:00pm
  • Rental Check Out 11:00 am 
  • Upon check-in, you may be asked to provide a valid ID and a certificate of insurance and registration for your unit. Members should also have their membership card on hand.
  • Minimum Check-In age is 21 years old.
  • Guests aged 18 years old and under at the time of check-in are considered children.
  • Pets are allowed.
  • The rates displayed do not include any applicable service fees or charges for optional incidentals.
  • For late arrival arrangements, please contact our Reservation Department at (440) 576-9030.

RESERVATION & PAYMENT POLICIES:

  • Your credit card will be charged Itinerary Total prior to arrival, up to a maximum deposit of $250.00. Any remaining balance will be due on arrival.
  • If you cancel your reservation 14 or more days prior to arrival, you will be charged a $25 administrative fee.
  • If you cancel your reservation within 14 days of arrival, you will forfeit your deposit; up to a maximum of $250.
  • In the case of multiple sites booked, cancellation penalties apply to each site that is cancelled or changed.
  • Prices and site type are subject to availability.
  • No refunds will be issued for early checkout.
  • If I used a credit card for a deposit, guarantee or payment, I authorize MHC Property Management L.P. to charge any expenses incurred during my stay to that credit card or apply funds you have on deposit with us against what I owe.

HELPFUL INFORMATION:

  • Quiet hours are 11 pm to 7 am.
  • Arrivals after 9 pm will need to park in the designated lower parking lot area overnight until 9 am. Proceed to Ranger Check-in area in the morning to check-in.
  • Avoid travelling to the campground via Mill Creek Road as there is a low clearance bridge on Mill Creek Road, west of Kenisee Lake. 
We do not allow pets in some accommodation types; however, we do allow service animals and a service animal may have stayed in a non-pet rental.
We currently offer the following rental accommodations:
Park Model

Park Model w/ Screened Porch/6 No Pets
Sleeps 6. Two bedrooms/One full bath.
Master bedroom has a queen-size bed. Second bedroom has a bunk bed with double on the bottom and single on top.
Living room has a sofa that turns into a single bed.
Fully equipped kitchen. Linens NOT included.
No pets permitted.

Monday, 20 May 2019 20:00

Grayland Beach State Park

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Grayland Beach State Park

     Our visit to Grayland Beach State Park was picture perfect!  It was very hot in the city and the beach was wonderfully cooler at 75 degrees.  We had been told by Jackie's sister that the park was really nice, in fact, her favorite.  We got there and found out why.  The park was beautiful.  All the sites were paved, level and very clean.  The site with yurts also had very long driveways with room for large RVs.  There are three loops along the beach and a few pull-through sites along the road between them.  The photo here is what woods is like along the beach.  There are a couple of loops as you enter the park before you get to the beach area that is also paved and clean, but the woods are denser and I notice that there were more bugs further from the beach.

      Jackie's sister Tammy and her husband Eric were at the campground already when we arrived.  They joined us for a hike out on the beach which was wide and flat.  Just north of the park, there is a beach access where people can drive onto the beach.  Not sure how I feel about that.  After dinner (in town at the local tavern) we came back and spent the evening sitting around the camp fire listening to Eric tell stories about their Africa trips. 

     Overall, I can't say enough good things about the park.  According to Tammy and Eric, it is one of the best birder campgrounds around.  We are looking forward to our next trip back.  To get the better sites along the beach you need to reserve way ahead of time.  We got lucky this go round.  When I go back, I'd be happy to get the same site again. 

     It's nice to have long arms when taking a "selfy"  Jackie and me on Grayland Beach Washington.

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Monday, 20 May 2019 19:58

Grandy Creek RV Campground

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Grandy Creek 1000 Trails/KOA Campground, Concrete, Washington

       Grandy Creek is a combined Thousand Trails / KOA campground.  Half the sites have a blue electrical connection for TT and the other half yellow for KOA.  I stopped to put diesel in the motorhome and Jackie drove ahead and got to the campground to find a site before I got there.  This actually worked well.  It was a Saturday morning and the campground was pretty full.  Being that it was a beautiful sunny summer weekend, we expected it to be full and to be full of kids, it was.  The park was perfect for that with a huge inflated play area and lots to keep kids busy.

 

     Our site had a full hookup, but not all the Thousand Trails sites did.  The campground had just a small rec-room for kids and a store, but no other clubhouse or lodge like a lot of the Thousand Trails campgrounds have.  The pool was nice, it had an adults only hot tub and an hour a day for adults only.  Most of the campsites are wooded but there a couple of very large fields.  Kite flying seemed to be very popular when we were there.
      Another big plus to the campground is its location.  Just to the east is the Northern Cascade National Park.  We drove up to Baker Lake one day and Diablo Lake the next.  Both lakes are a beautiful aqua blue color from glaciers.  This is one of the most beautiful and scenic areas in the state.  It is worth the short drive up to check out the mountains and lakes so close by.  Stop at the Visitor’s Center in Concrete to get a map of the area and then stop at the North Cascades Visitor Center in Newhalem for complete information about the area.  
      On a side note, we saw three different campsites that had mesh cat "tents" at La Conner and so we thought we'd get one for Abbott because he wants to be outside with us but refuses to go on a leash.  It's working fine for him now, but at first, he didn't care for it much.  However, the dogs love to be in it.  We might need a second one.  
 

     Enjoy a beautiful natural setting at the base of Mount Baker with easy access to North Cascades National Park, Baker Lake and of course our very own Grandy Creek running along the edge of the campground.   Take a day trip to Bellingham, the San Juan Islands or British Columbia -  the beautiful Northwest is at your disposal.

     This campground features long Pull-Thru RV Sites (up to 90 feet) as well as Tent Sites and Camping Cabins. Enjoy a game of mini golf, volleyball or basketball, swimming, a hayride and the Jumping Pillow. Hike the campground trails and make new friends in the Family Center or at a pancake breakfast or an ice cream social.

 

      Located at the base of Mount Baker, Grandy Creek RV Campground offers a gorgeous natural setting just a short distance from North Cascades National Park. Complete with planned activities, hiking trails and super, friendly staff, we're confident you will feel right at home at this Puget Sound RV campground. Saturdays are especially enjoyable for the kids - as we offer all-day activities including the popular Jumping Pillow!
      Off-site adventures are at your fingertips! Take a day trip to Bellingham, the San Juan Islands or British Columbia. Don't wait! Book your stay at Grandy Creek RV Campground. We offer a variety of accommodations, including long pull-thru RV site, as well as tent sites, and two-room cabins.  Thousand Trails
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Monday, 20 May 2019 19:56

Grand Canyon Trailer Village

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Grand Canyon Trailer Village RV Park

    Trailer Village RV Park, what can I say.  The best thing about the RV park is its location, right in the middle of the West Grand Canyon Rim National Park.  The RV park and the National Park are better described separately.  The RV park has over 100 pull-through sites of varying length and facilities.  We did manage to reserve a site long enough for our coach, but we had to cheat and park the dinghy off the driveway and in the camping site.  Actually, most of the sites had about ten feet before the next site began and it sort of felt like a parking lot, although there were trees.  The biggest issue I had, (and I’m sorry to admit this) is that there was no cell or Internet service.  At least not via AT&T.  However, we did find plenty to do without the internet.  But at the end of the day, it would have been nice to send pictures back to friends and family.  (with 5 million people visiting the Grand Canyon every year, you might think that the Internet would be a no-brainer) But like I said, the park’s greatest asset is its location.   From there, we could walk to the rim and follow it to the west to the end of the “tourist area” and take the free shuttle back to the campground.  On the second day, we walked the east end of the rim trail from the campground.  If you have a couple of days to spend in the park I would very much recommend this RV Park for its convenience.

     The one thing I can’t express enough about the Grand Canyon is its overwhelming awe power.  When we saw the canyon for the first time, it was truly intense.  The size and the beauty that just can’t be caught in a picture.  This is a place that everyone should put on their bucket lists.  We couldn’t get enough of it and fortunately the rim trail is several miles long.  Long enough to get out of the public from time to time and just enjoy its beauty for ourselves.  Not only is its beauty a great part of its attraction but the history of the canyon itself is very interesting as well.  We also took our car along the rim to the east twenty-five miles to Desert View Watch Tower.  Along the way we found several spots to stop and take photos of the canyon.  Unfortunately, we got there too late in the evening for things to be open, but just in time for the sunset.   The park is well maintained, most trails are paved and except for the east end of the rim trail, bicycles are not allowed.  The one thing I did notice about the tourists in the park is that they were more than willing to step off the trail and hang out over the canyon for the perfect photo shot.  It was pretty scary to watch at times.  The other thing about the park is that they don’t sell bottled water.  You have to buy their twenty-dollar souvenir water bottles and fill them with spring water from several different locations throughout the park.  However, they are not working until summer, so while there, in late May we were hard-pressed to find drinking water short of going back to the campground.  Overall, we loved the park and plan on returning often.  I would recommend buying $80 one year National Park pass that’s good for four people.  It’s $30 to enter the park each visit.

GRAND CANYON RV'ING AT ITS FINEST

This is the trip your RV was made to go on. Trailer Village® RV Park is the only in-park RV park with full hookups and it's incredibly close to the Grand Canyon's South Rim. Set within a high desert landscape, the Trailer Village RV Park is a paved pull-through site perfect for vehicles up to 50 feet long. Best of all, it's open year-round.

FULL RV HOOKUPS INSIDE THE GRAND CANYON

Important information:

  • Check-in time: 12 p.m.
  • Check-out time: 12 p.m.
  • Quiet hours: 10 p.m. - 8 a.m.
  • Charcoal fires only. No wood fires allowed.
  • Pets must be kept on a leash at all times. Please clean up after them.
  • Due to water shortages, washing your vehicle is prohibited.
  • All trash must be placed in dumpsters.
  • Satellite users: The Grand Canyon's ZIP code is 86023

Hours of Operation (Registration Kiosk)

Jan. 1 to March 25 = 8 a.m. - 5 p.m.
March 26 to Oct. 21 = 7 a.m. - 9 pm.
Oct. 22 to Dec. 31 = 8 a.m. - 5 p.m.

For guests arriving after the Registration Kiosk has closed for the day:

  • If you have a guaranteed reservation, a notice will be posted on the welcome building door with your last name, reservation number, and the site number you are assigned to.
  • If you do NOT have a reservation, there will be a sign posted at the welcome building with available sites listed (if any).
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Monday, 20 May 2019 19:54

Gateway to Cape Code RV Campground

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Gateway to Cape Cod RV Campground, Rochester, Massachusetts

      Gateway to Cape Cod falls in the category of a campground vs. a resort.  The camping sites were large, treed, and all have fire rings and a picnic table, so it gave you the camping feel from the get-go.  The section that we camped in was mostly people camping and not residing in the campground, which added to the camping feel.  The campground also has many resort-like amenities, like a pool, tennis, pickleball, and basketball courts. (although the courts were far from level)  There is a snack bar/restaurant opened for three meals on most days and there seemed to be plenty of activities going on.  On the downside, the rec-room and the mini-golf course might need of some TLC and the dirt roads had several potholes that you could swim across.  Overall, the campground had a warm welcoming feel to it and is definitely one we would return to.  As it happened it was also a great place to meet new friends.

     The campground is located at the base of Cape Cod and is only a half an hour drive from Plymouth to the north and New Bedford to the south.  Both towns are rich in history, which is always fun for us.  While we were in Plymouth the Draken was in town our tour.  The Draken is a replica of a Viking ship used a thousand years ago.    We also drove out to Provincetown (P-town) at the very tip of the cape.  (the spot where the Pilgrims actually first landed in Nov. of 1620)  As it turns out Provincetown is home to and a destination point to a large LGBT community which made for a very enjoyable if not colorful visit.  We will have to return when we have more time, we made the mistake of driving out there on a Saturday and the slow traffic ate up most of the day.

 

A peaceful hidden gem Cape Cod RV resort
      Explore The Cape with a visit to our Cape Cod RV Resort. Conveniently located near ocean beaches, Gateway to Cape Cod features RV Camping access to beautiful, wooded sites and an array of amenities and activities to enjoy. Explore the scenery along bike paths, spend a day splashing in the ocean, fish along the shores or get out on the water in a kayak or canoe.

   Gateway to Cape Cod RV Resort is a true hidden gem. It's close to attractions like Plymouth Rock yet away from the hustle and bustle. Our friendly staff looks forward to helping you create a memorable vacation, whether you prefer to unwind by the campfire or pursue more adventurous activities. Our Cape Cod RV Resort encompasses the essence of a true Cape Cod vacation.

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Monday, 20 May 2019 19:53

Foss State Park

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Foss State Park, Foss, Oklahoma

     As we continued our drive west across Oklahoma we picked another state park near I-40.  The park is located about 13 miles west of Clinton or 5 miles north of Foss depending on which direction you're driving on I-40.  We reserved a pull-through site right on the lake for a couple of nights.  We got there to find that all the sites were very nice and all paved with plenty of room.  There are a few campgrounds in the park and we chose Cedar Point for its lakefront sites.  We also found that this campground has a marina, a laundry, disc golf, kayak rentals, and showers.  

     On our second day there, we took a short drive back into Clinton and checked out the Indian Casino just east of town.  It wasn't bad.  They offered $10 or free play and in the end, I was up $5 and Jackie $20.  

 

    Foss State Park is located in western Oklahoma on Foss Lake. Recreational activities include hiking, biking, disc golf, horseback riding, fishing, boating, swimming, and camping. Facilities include 108 RV campsites, 10 of which have full-hookups and 98 that are semi-modern. All sites offer 30 amp or 50 amp service plus water. Big rig sites, shaded sites, and 103 tent sites are also available. In addition to the tent and RV sites, the park also offers two fully furnished cabins, one of which is ADA compliant, available for reservation at the park's main number. While Foss offers an equestrian camp featuring a multi-purpose trail for horseback riding, hiking and mountain biking, horse rental is not available. Plan your next group retreat or family reunion to Foss Lake and take advantage of the park's five palapas at Sunset Beach, air-conditioned enclosed shelter meeting space, picnic areas, group picnic shelters, grills, fire rings, comfort stations with showers, lighted boat ramps, boat storage, boat rentals, playgrounds, swimming beach and seasonal marina.

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Monday, 20 May 2019 19:51

Fort Myers Beach RV Resort

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Fort Myers Beach RV Resort

     We pulled into the park on a Saturday morning to find no one in the office, but we did find a package with campground information, our name, and site number.  Once at the site, we found it to have no power.  We picked another site close by which worked out.  The resort was more of just an RV park.  There is a pool and a few other amenities, but not really resort material.  It looks like they are adding new power locations for sites, but they are located right at the road and too far to reach from your RV and they impede pulling forward out of your site.  The roads are very narrow and are all one-way roads with every other alternating.  The sites are set up like pull-throughs, but with the one-way roads, you need to pull forward into them and back out of them.  The park is nice enough and the people we did meet were very friendly, however, we never did meet any staff.  

      The park is located very close to the beach, which is why we chose it in the first place and Fort Myers Beach is very nice.  While out on the pier we got a close look at pelicans diving from the pier's handrails to catch fish.  We also got to watch a pair of dolphins swimming about.  Near the pier is a nice area with shops and places to eat.

 

A tropical Fort Myers RV campground in Florida
      Tropical paradise is the norm when you book a stay at Fort Myers Beach RV Resort. Our impeccably landscaped grounds, clean facilities and unbeatable Ft. Myers location make this Florida RV park a place to remember. Speaking of unbeatable location, guests at our Fort Myers RV campground have access to nearby islands like Sanibel and Captiva. Spend a day exploring the beaches of Southwest Florida or stay put and relax at the resort.

      At Fort Myers Beach RV Resort, an array of activities and amenities are available to all of our guests. Swim laps in our heated pool, work up a sweat in the fitness center or spend a day at the spa. For bookworms, find something to read in our library.

     Get ready to sit back, relax and enjoy the Florida sunshine and tropical breezes. The staff at Fort Myers RV Resort looks forward to hosting your next Florida getaway.

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Monday, 20 May 2019 19:50

Fiesta Key RV Resort

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Fiesta Key RV Resort

      Our trip to the Keys took us across Florida on 41 (Aligator Alley)  Unfortunately, it was during quite a downpour.  Finally, when we got to US-1 the rain stopped and our trip south through the keys was sunny and bright.  When we arrived we were assigned a site too small for our RV and the park was flexible enough to move us to another spot.  Being May, the resort was less than a 1/4 full.  The section that we were assigned had been rebuilt after the last hurricane, so everything was new and nice.  However, no one caught that they installed the water and electrical on the wrong side of each site.  In the resort is a bar and grill called the Lobster Crawl which is very nice.  I understand that on Friday and Saturday nights, there is live music, but we arrived on a Monday.  The pool is beautiful and elevated a bit giving you quite a view of the ocean.  The resort is located about a third of the way down the keys, which worked great for us to drive the car the last hour and a half down to Key West.  I would definitely visit here again.   The resort is part of the Thousand Trails (Trails Collection) but with new restrictions put on the Trails Collection resorts, we reserved it through our RPI membership which actually was a couple of dollars cheaper.  My only complaint about the park is that when other RV friends of ours decided to meet us for lunch, the park wouldn't let them drive their coach in, even though there was plenty of room to park near the Restaraunt for an hour or so. 

     The drive to Key West is beautiful and a bit frustrating.  The speed limit changes often and there are several speed traps along the way, yet people are so impatient that they are willing to pass anywhere.  In Key West itself, tourist rent scooters and are zipping about town, (no helmets) without a care or thought of pedestrians or traffic.  The town is fun, with lots of shops, bars and places to eat.  We visited the furthest point south, which I don't think is, Fort Zachary Taylor, Mallory Square, and just walked about town.  Two cruise ships were in port, so there were lots of tourists.  I'm looking forward to a return trip some year.  

 

      Find your paradise in the heart of the Florida Keys at Fiesta Key RV Resort! Enjoy the tropical feel of our spacious 28-acre resort located on our own private island. Surrounded by the incredible Gulf of Mexico, Fiesta Key has an on-site marina, and plenty of areas where you can take in the ocean views, or relax and enjoy the sunset. We offer full amenities, and fun vacation activities to keep you busy throughout your vacation. Hook up your RV, check into one our rentals or pitch your tent! Popular nearby attractions include Long Key State Park, the Dolphin Research Center and Bun n' Mary's Dive Center. Don't miss out on this fabulous RV resort located in one of the most popular vacation destinations in the United States!

 

     Experience paradise in the heart of the Florida Keys at Fiesta Key RV Resort! Tropical breezes wash across the grounds of our 28-acre resort located on our own private island. Surrounded by the breathtaking Gulf of Mexico, Fiesta Key RV Park offers plenty of ways to enjoy the Florida sunshine. In addition to the gulf, you can take a dip in our pool or spa. An on-site restaurant offers convenience while a bar on the beach and, WiFi hotspots are added bonuses.

     Hook up your RV, check into one our rental cottages, or pitch a tent! Don’t miss out on this fabulous RV resort located in one of the most popular vacation destinations in the United States! Popular nearby attractions include Long Key State Park, the Dolphin Research Center and Bun n’ Mary’s Dive Center.

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