It was pouring rain when Lee Duquette
checked into Prince William Forest RV Campground, so only one photo
was taken in the campground. Karen Duquette chose this campground because
it was the closest campground to where her friend Helen Hodges-Moore
lives, and the purpose of this trip was to visit Helen. Therefore, they
did not explore the campground at all. But here are a few comments anyway.
The brochure showed 72 sites and listed 35-40 foot pull-thru sites, and 50-65 foot 50-amp back-in sites. Yet, the 40-foot motorhome of the two RV Gypsies barely fit into their site and their toad had to park sideways in front of their RV. Their site was uncomfortably close to the neighboring sites.
There was no cable TV, and their antenna brought in extremely poor quality viewing of the few TV stations it found. The campground Wi-Fi was unsecured and very slow.
The campground had a swimming pool, playground and laundry, but the
two RV Gypsies did not use any of those things. Actually the two RV
Gypsies never even wandered around the campground. Many roads in the
campground were one-way, which is usually a good thing. Most standard
campground rules applied. Check-out time was noon. Anything mentioned
about this or any campground on this website is always subject to chang. |
Lee
and Karen Duquette,
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