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Camper Van Rental - California  You are here: About > Travel > California for Visitors > CALIFORNIA > Where to Stay in California > California Camping > RV Rental > Camper Van Rental - California Travel Go California Essentials The Best California Destination for You Day Trips & Weekend Getaways Photo Gallery California Driving Distances Vacation Planning Map Topics Picture Gallery Maps Hotels Beaches California Coast CALIFORNIA - Disneyland - Los Angeles - San Diego - San Francisco - Big Sur - Lake Tahoe - Yosemite National Park - Wine Country - More California Places Buyer's Guide Before You Buy Top Picks Product Reviews Forums Help FREE Newsletter Sign Up Now for the California for Visitors newsletter! See Online Courses   Search California for Visitors Westafalia Camper Van © Betsy Malloy 2002 Stay up to date! Westafalia Camper Van © Betsy Malloy 2002 Email to a friend Print this page Related Resources Camper Van Rentals California Camping: Best Books Rental Resources California Campers Destination USA Happy Travel Campers More Rental Resources Vintage Safari Wagons Most Popular California Map - Driving Distances - California Map Discount Tickets Disneyland Tickets California Road Map - Highways - California Road Map Nudist Beach Etiquette What's Hot Phoenix Zoo Seattle Space Needle Walking Tours Ponderosa Ranch More Mesa Beach Related Topics Air Travel Budget Travel Travel with Kids Adventure Travel Cruises Camper Van Rental From Betsy Malloy , Your Guide to California for Visitors . FREE Newsletter. Sign Up Now! Westfalia Camper Van is an Alternative to Hotels and Big RVs I've always liked the idea of having a house on wheels while on vacation. I like the idea of stopping wherever I want, cooking my own meals and not having to unpack in a half dozen hotels on a week long trip. However, I didn't want to drive and park something the size of school bus. I recently discovered the perfect solution: renting a Volkswagen Westfalia camper van. The Westfalia camper van is about the size of a standard mini-van, easy to park and drive. It is also a camper, with stove, sink and refrigerator, and, thanks to its easy-to-pop-up top, it has two double beds. We enjoyed the convenience of the camper van, especially when we parked at a scenic spot, lifted the top, and enjoyed a meal with a view at our own private table. At night, we cooked dinner on our gas stove, ate at an insect-free table for two, and slept soundly on a comfortable bed. In the morning, we made coffee without stepping outside. When it was time to park, the camper van slid into a standard parking place with no fuss. For two people camping in Yosemite, the Westfalia camper van's rental cost was comparable to lower-priced hotels in the park, and it was available with much less advance notice (and almost half of Yosemite's camping sites are available on a first-come, first-served basis). In other locations, an inexpensive hotel or motel may be less expensive than the camper van, but consider the cost of meals as well as convenience before making a decision. If you decide to rent a camper van, here are few tips to help make your experience more comfortable: Be sure you know exactly what will be provided in the camper van. Ask about what's in the kitchen kit, and rent sheets and towels if you need them. The Westfalia camper van does not have electrical connections, but they do have interior lights that operate from the auxiliary battery. When you check the camper van out, it looks simple when someone else shows it to you, but it becomes complex when you have to do it yourself. Make notes, and do everything yourself. Otherwise, you'll spend the first three days of your trip wondering exactly how you were supposed to start the refrigerator, or how to turn off the heater. If you want to cook meals in the camper van, plan them in advance, and make a grocery list. You may want to bring a few staples from home, such as salt, sugar and cooking oil. Unless you are planning on traveling a very short distance, opt for unlimited miles. The small difference in daily rate pays for your peace of mind. The step in and out of the camper van is a little high, and you have to get over the wheel well. If anyone in your party has mobility problems, discuss them before you rent. I rented the Westfalia camper van from California Campers in Redwood City (south of the San Francisco Airport). They also have an office in Los Angeles. 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Volvo Overseas Delivery Program -- European Vacation with New-Car Bliss Inside Line Edmunds.com Go to: Select Make AM General Acura Aston Martin Audi BMW Bentley Buick Cadillac Chevrolet Chrysler Daewoo Dodge Eagle Ferrari Ford GMC Geo HUMMER Honda Hyundai Infiniti Isuzu Jaguar Jeep Kia Lamborghini Land Rover Lexus Lincoln Lotus MINI Maserati Maybach Mazda Mercedes-Benz Mercury Mitsubishi Nissan Oldsmobile Panoz Plymouth Pontiac Porsche Rolls-Royce Saab Saturn Scion Subaru Suzuki Toyota Volkswagen Volvo Select Model Tuesday, Jan 24, 2006 Home News Columns Road Tests Future Vehicles Feature Articles Shows & Events Photos & Video Forums Edmunds.com Features Volvo's Overseas Delivery Program Related Articles First Drive: 2004 Volvo S60R and V70R Follow-Up Test: 2005 Volvo XC90 Long-Term Test 2005 Volvo S40 More Info More Features More General Features Tools E-mail This Page To a Friend Volvo's Overseas Delivery Program By Karl Brauer Email Date posted: 11-03-2005 CLICK HERE to take a virtual tour of this story Once you've experienced the Volvo Overseas Delivery (OSD) Program it's easy to understand the level of enthusiasm displayed by just about everyone who's tried this pairing of new-car purchase with European vacation. Volvo claims a 99-percent satisfaction rating for the program, and company officials backed that claim up with a brief video compilation of customer reactions to the program. In truth, it was a bit like one of those late night paid advertising shows, where everyone seems almost too happy about the product. The Volvo folks even admitted to concerns over the abundance of mirth displayed on the video, as they feared it might seem disingenuous. But after trying the program firsthand, complete with ordering a new Volvo V70 R to our exact standards, picking it up at the factory in Gothenburg, and touring the Swedish countryside for three days, we could readily see ourselves contributing to the videotaped fervor. Volvo further told us that 70 percent of OSD Program customers are "conquest" (that means they are first-time Volvo buyers), and 42 percent say they wouldn't have bought a new car from Volvo if the program wasn't offered. Of course Volvo isn't the only company to offer an overseas delivery system. BMW, Mercedes-Benz, Porsche and even Volvo's home-country rival, Saab, all offer similar European purchase options. But of the roughly 6,000 overseas delivery cars sold last year to U.S. customers, Volvo had the largest share of the market, with approximately 2,300 sales in 2004. BMW was right behind it with around 2,200 sales, but then there was a big drop to Mercedes at 1,300 and Saab at around 200. Porsche's 2004 overseas delivery sales numbers weren't available, but considering it has the only program that costs more than buying the same car in the U.S., we can assume its sales numbers are pretty small. So far for 2005 Volvo's overseas delivery sales are up nearly 30 percent ahead of that 2004 number, which should put the program into its fourth straight year of growth. What's driving the increasing popularity of this program? Is it the thought of saving 8 percent on the price of a new Volvo? Is it the included round-trip airfare, factory tour and one-night hotel stay at the SAS Radisson Hotel in Gothenburg? Is it the prospect of visiting a country where even the airport baggage handlers could pass for supermodels? The answer is "yes" to all of those, but the real beauty of the program comes from the extensive range of travel options offered by Volvo. Beyond the included airfare, hotel night, factory tour and premium delivery experience that every OSD customer gets, there are several travel options that can be purchased at extremely competitive rates. For example, if you bought a well-equipped XC90 2.5T AWD model through the OSD program you'd pay approximately $40,000, saving about $3,500 over the MSRP at your local Volvo dealer in the U.S. But you'd also get the free airfare to Gothenburg, one hotel night stay at the Radisson, a factory tour with VIP delivery process and 15 days of European automobile insurance — all for two adults and all included with the $40,000 price. But if you spend approximately $3,000 on the Castles and Manor Houses tour you — and a friend/significant other — can enjoy seven days of driving along the Swedish countryside between Gothenburg and Stockholm while staying at some of the country's premier mansions and enjoying three-course dinners. That means you're still $500 "to the good" in terms of what you've spent on the car, and now you're both touring Sweden for a week. You can take shorter tours for less money, or spend more for longer stays. We took an abridged version of the Castles and Manor Houses tour, and we can vouch for the quality of the accommodations, food and hospitality. Children are also a welcome part of the OSD, and can be added to these tour packages for between $150 and $600 per child, depending on the vacation package. Beyond the Castles and Manor Houses tour there's a range of trips with a focus on everything from Nordic countries (Sweden, Norway and Denmark) to European driving adventures going as far south as Barcelona. And because Volvo allows for vehicle drop-off at 20 different locations throughout Europe you can either stick with the company's preplanned tours or strike out on your own (though you likely won't get as competitive of travel rates). There's even an R Event Tour that allows customers to purchase an S60 R or V70 R , drive it on the German autobahns, attend a Formula 1 event, visit the famous Nürburgring racetrack and upgrade to business class travel. The details and pricing for all of these trips are constantly updated, so visit your local dealership or go to Volvo's OSD Web page for the latest information. If there's a downside to the program, it's that when you eventually return home your car won't be waiting for you. In fact, you'll be waiting approximately 6-10 weeks for it. Obviously this type of delay won't work for some new-car buyers, so keep it in mind if you plan on utilizing Volvo's OSD. But if you can afford the several-week wait on your next Volvo's arrival Stateside, the Overseas Delivery Program offers a compelling mix of value and fun. For a detailed look at Volvo's Castles and Manor Houses, CLICK HERE to take a virtual tour . Forums: Your Turn What's your take? From the discussion European Delivery: Experiences, Advice & Info Where do I get euro invoice prices for volvo/bmw - munrokicker Nov 11, 2005 Does anyone know where I can obtain invoice prices for both Volvo and BMW cars? is there a cheap European Delivery program? - joshwall Nov 9, 2005 I'm a broke soon to be graduated graduate student and my wife and I would love to take a trip through europe and we need a car. However, given my lack of present income and he mediocre... Re: KarenS [2004v70] - 530ir1150r Oct 24, 2005 We have also had 2 ED experiences (2002 BMW 530i and 2005 Saab Arc convertible), but there is one detail you have not considered. You know what you paid for your Volvo. You do not... Re: KarenS [KarenS] - 2004v70 Oct 23, 2005 We picked up our 2004 Volvo V70 in July of 2003. This was the second Volvo we ordered through ED and both experiences were great. Note that there are a few differences on what... Re: VW for European Delivery [strato435] - robr2 Oct 21, 2005 VW does not offer a European delivery program. Especially since the Jetta is made in Mexico for the US market. I think VW isn't offering the diesel Passat until 2007 because of the... Home | News | Columns | Road Tests Future Vehicles | Feature Articles | Shows & Events Photos & Video | Forums | Browse All Models Feedback | Help Edmunds.com is hiring! Employment Opportunities © 1995-2005 Edmunds.com, Inc. 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RV Travel with a Purpose… RV Care-A-Vanners -- Habitat for Humanity Int'l 1 RV Travel with a Purpose… RV Care-A-Vanners RV travel just got better! Habitat for Humanity International’s RV Care-A-Vanner program offers anyone who travels in a recreational vehicle the opportunity to make a difference — and have fun while doing it — by helping build houses with families in need. The RV Care-A-Vanner program welcomes people of all ages and from all walks of life who are ready to pick up a hammer and help change lives. No Experience Necessary Every RV Care-A-Vanner building project is a unique and rewarding experience. Previous RV Care-A-Vanner teams have participated in house construction, roofing, interior and finish work, renovations and disaster relief. Those who prefer to be non-builders volunteer in the affiliate office or as “go fors” around the build site. There are ample opportunities to learn and plenty of meaningful work for everyone — no experience necessary. RV Care-A-Vanner builds normally involve eight to 20 RVing volunteers and last two weeks, with ten six- to seven-hour workdays. A typical day begins with devotions and includes morning, lunch and afternoon breaks. Volunteers bring sturdy work shoes and gloves, and their personal hand tools -- tool belt, hammer, square, pencil, measuring tape. The affiliate provides everything else including power tools, ladders, building materials, instruction and supervision. A volunteer leader handles the organization and administration of the team. Team members pay their own expenses, which may be tax deductible, and the host affiliate arranges for RV parking — usually free or at a nominal charge. Teams can expect at least minimal electric hookups, access to water and a dump station nearby. Hosting affiliates often also provide lunches and a welcome gathering. Due to safety and hygiene issues, pets are not permitted on the work site. Aside from the opportunity to use existing construction skills and learn new ones, RV Care-A-Vanner teams experience God’s love in action firsthand. Lasting friendships develop as the group parks together, builds together, eats together and socializes. In addition, the team often has the opportunity to work alongside local volunteers and future homeowners — a truly unforgettable experience. Check the Build Listing for builds that fit your travel plans. More Than Houses Habitat for Humanity and the RV Care-A-Vanners are about much more than building houses. Many team members partner with Habitat affiliates around the country to promote awareness of poverty housing and homelessness by speaking to churches, civic groups and local media. Individual Care-A-Vanners often make financial contributions to the host affiliate and houses built by RV groups are sometimes funded through fund raising and donations from the members. RV Care-A-Vanners are encouraged to help defray the cost of the program by donating on line.

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RV and Off Road Adventures  You are here: About > Travel > Adventure Travel > Alternative/EcoTravel > RV/Off Road Adventures Travel Adventure Travel Essentials Defining the Art of Adventure Travel Adventuring 101 Selecting Outdoor Guides Prevent Mosquito Bites Heat Exhaustion/Stroke Topics Getting Started Travel Essentials Sea & Sand Adventures Outdoor Adventures Destinations Haunted Adventures Alternative/EcoTravel Extreme Adventures Adventure Flight Winter Adventures Historical Adventures Adventure Trade Resources Buyer's Guide Best 2005 Travel Gifts Best Last Minute Gifts Top Five Expensive Gifts Top Ten Adventure Travel Gifts Global Positioning Systems Forums Help FREE Newsletter Sign Up Now for the Adventure Travel newsletter! See Online Courses   Search Adventure Travel > Alternative/EcoTravel > RV/Off Road Adventures RV and Off Road Adventures RVs and off road vehicles require investment, and generous amounts of pampering with frequent trips on the open or backcountry road. Exercise your favorite vehicle regularly. Use the resources below to connect to destinations and ideas. Articles & Resources Sort By : Guide Picks | Alphabetical | Recent Five Star RV Adventure Resorts Are you looking for luxury and adventure at a bargain price without giving up the comforts of home or the great amenities of a first-class resort? Five Star RV Adventure Resorts maybe the answer. Five Star Adventure Resorts Are you looking for luxury and adventure at a bargain price without giving up the comforts of home or the great amenities of a first-class resort? There's a growing trend in North America to get more for less; and America's young innovative entreprenuers are apparently rising to the occasion.Five star RV resorts may be the answer. Seniors Head South for Winter: Fun in the Sun A feature article on the annual migration of Winter Texans and Snow Birds to the warmest regions of the world for the winter. Resources for Texas, Flordia, Southern U.S. and International destinations are included. Searching for Lost Cibolo The days of searching for Cibolo, or the Seven Lost Cities of Gold, may be gone. But there is still high adventure down the Turquoise Trail for those wanting to visit the Pueblos of the Great Southwest. Take the Santa Fe trail or the Royal Highway and discover an enchanted land waiting for discovery. U.S. RV Parks and Campgrounds About.com's RV Travel Guide Rick Stoutamyer has prepared and maintains a comprehensive list of RV parks and campgrounds across the United States. If you're looking for good spot on the road or final destination, there are plenty of resources here to help you along the way. This is an essential RV resource. Don't Own One? Rent One! You're not going to be left out just because you don't own one of those grand, self-contained travel units, are you? You can rent one. And not just in the United States, but in many spots across the world. Adventure the world in an RV, yours or the rental company's, it doesn't matter. Road Adventures- RV Style So having the creature-comforts of home doesn't conjure up the image of high adventure for you? Before deciding that RV travel is only something you do after you retire, rent a rig and take to the highway to decide for yourself. Discover high adventure on the road through the links below. New Zealand Rental RV Tours Travel to the beauty of New Zealand and rent an RV to explore the country. On this 15-day RV journey, you'll travel 3,500 kilometers from Christchurch to Auckland across some of New Zealand's most scenic back roads. Travel abroad and still enjoy the comfort and fun of RV adventuring. Florida RV Park Reviews Check in here for a review of selected RV parks and campgrounds in the greater Florida region. These reviews were prepared by a pair of traveling RVers who say they are content to RV adventure the U.S. in Canada in "two or twenty years". 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Wyoming Campgrounds and RV Parks s WyomingTraffic Information Click map for full size | Home | Hot Links | AddYour Park to the Directory | Go to another State Select State Canada International Alabama Alaska Arizona Arkansas California Colorado Connecticut Delaware District Of Columbia Florida Georgia Idaho Illinois Indiana Iowa Kansas Kentucky Louisiana Maine Maryland Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Mississippi Missouri Montana Nebraska Nevada New Hampshire New Jersy New Mexico New York North Carolina North Dakota Ohio Oklahoma Oregon Pennsylvania Rhode Island South Carolina South Dakota Tennessee Texas Utah Vermont Virginia Washington West Virginia Wisconsin Wyoming National Park Service Trailer Life Magazine NADA Guides RV Insurance Select Cities Select Cities beginning With A - C D - F G - I J - L M - O P - R S- V W - Z Recreation.Gov Go RVing RV Consumer Group Funroads.Com Wyoming Campground Association A ALPINE Palisport Campground P.O. Box 3007 Alpine, WY 83128 307-654-7540 B Black Hills Area Devils Tower KOA P.O. Box 100 Devils Tower, WY 307-467-5395 See our Enhanced Listing under Devils Tower BOULDER OX YOKE ACRES CAMPGROUND 8889 HY #-191 307-537-5453 WIND RIVER VIEW CAMPGROUND 8889 HY #-191 307-537-5453 Buffalo Buffalo KOA Kampground 87 Hwy 16 East P.O. Box 189 Buffalo, WY 82834 1-800-562-5403 Deer Park Campground 146 U.S. Highway 16 East 307-684-5722 Indian Campground 660 East Hart St. Buffalo, WY 82834 307-684-9601 Return to Top C Casper Antelope Run Campground 1101 Prairie Lane Casper, WY 82601 307-577-1664 Casper KOA Kampground 2800 East Yellowstone Hwy. Casper, WY 82609 307-237-5155 FAIRSIDE TRAILER SERVICE 3635 FAIRSIDE RD 307-235-4189 Fort Casper Campground 4205 Fort Casper Rd. Casper, WY 82604 307-234-3260 IZAAK WALTON CAMPGROUND 4205 FORT CASPAR RD 307-234-3260 Rec Vee Service & Supply 1743 East Yellowstone Casper, WY 82609 307-234-9000 CHEYENNE AB Camping RV Park 1503 West College Dr. Cheyenne, WY 82007 307-634-7035 HAPPY ACRES CAMPGROUND 1002 S GREELEY HWY 307-637-3212 Jolley Rogers RV 6102 East Hyw 30 Cheyenne, WY 82001 307-634-8457 Restway Travel Park 4212 Whitney Road Cheyenne, WY 82001 307-634-3811 T JOES RV PARK 12700 E I 80 SERVICE RD 307-635-8750 CODY Ponderosa Campground 1815 Yellowstone Hwy P.O. Box 1477 Cody, WY 82414 307-587-9203 Cody KOA Kampground 5561 Greybull Hwy Cody, WY 82414 307-587-2369 TK's RV Park 232 West Yellowstone Ave. Cody, WY 82414 307-587-5890 CAMP CODY TRAILER PARK 415 YELLOWSTONE AVE 307-587-9730 ELK VALLEY INN 3256 N FORK HWY 307-587-4149 HITCHING POST CAMPGROUND 3256 N FORK HWY 307-587-4149 D Dayton Foothills Motel & Campground POB 174 Dayton, WY 82836 307-655-2547 Devils Tower DEVILS TOWER DEVILS TOWER FORT 601 HIGHWAY 24 307-467-5655 DUBOIS Circle Up Camper Court P.O. Box 1520 Dubois, WY 82513 307-455-2238 Return to Top E EVANSTON Phillips RV Park 225 Bear River Drive Evanston, WY 82930 307-789-3805 R V SUNSET PARK 196 BEAR RIVER DR 307-789-3763 G Gillette Green Tree's Crazy Woman Campground 1001 West 2nd Street Gillette, WY 82716 307-682-3665 Green River Tex's Travel Camp Star Rte. 2 Box 101 Green River, WY 82935 307-875-2630 Green River Area Rock Springs KOA P.O. Box 2910 Rock Springs, WY 82902 1-800-562-8699 See Enhanced Listing under Rock Springs GREYBULL REEN OASIS CAMPGOUND 540 12TH AVE N 307-765-2856 - Return to Top H J Jacksonhole Area Teton Valley Campground 128 Hwy 31 Victor, ID 208-787-2647 Web Page http://www.tenting-hostels.com/tvc/ Email renate@tenting-hostels.com JACKSON A 1 CAMPGROUND 125 S VIRGINIAN LN 307-733-2697 ELK COUNTRY INN & RV PARK 480 W PEARL AVE 307-733-2364 KOA CAMPGROUND GRAND TETON PK Box #-92 307-733-1980 KOA KAMPGROUND 2780 N MOOSE WILSON RD 307-733-5354 LAZY J CORRAL 10755 S HWY 189 307-733-1554 Snow King Resort 400 East Snow King Ave Jackson, WY 83001 307-733-5200 VIRGINIAN RV PARK 750 W BROADWAY 307-733-7189 JEFFREY CITY RIVER CAMPGROUND 4181 HWY 789 307-544-9319 Return to Top K KEMMERER Foothills RV Park P.O. Box 408 Kemmerer, WY 83101 307-877-6634 Riverside RV Park 216 Spinel St. Kemmerer, WY 83101 307-877-3416 Return to Top L Lander Pioneer RV Park Phone Number 1-888-875-5238 Map Updated 7/15/2004 Visit our Web Page Send Email Directions: 1 1/2 miles south of Lander on Highway 287 Additional Features: Brand new campground. Full hookups with a beautiful view of the mountains. 30 and 50 amp service and pull thru sights. Big Rigs welcome. Total Sites 25 CATV No Full Hookups 25 Camp Store No 20 / 30 Amp Electric 25 / 25 Restrooms & Showers No 50 Amp Electric 25 Pool No Pull Thrus 25 Dump Station Yes Back-Ins 0 Laundry No Interior Roads Gravel Dates Open May 1 - September 30 Rates $22.00 - $28.00 Daily Modem Friendly No Pets Allowed Yes LANDER Hart Ranch Hideout 7192 Hwy 789/287 Lander, WY 82520 307-332-3836 MAVERICK MOBILE HOME & RV PARK 1104 N 2ND ST 307-332-3142 Ray Lake Campground 39 Ray Lake Rd. Lander, WY 82520 307-332-9333 Rocky Acres Campground P.O. Box 1565 Lander, WY 82520 307-332-6953 Sleeping Bear RV Park 715 East Main Lander, WY 82520 307-332-5159 LARAMIE N & H TRAILER RANCH 1360 N 3RD ST 307-742-3158 RIVERSIDE KAMPGROUND I 80 & CURTIS ST 307-721-7405 LUSK BJ'S Campground P.O. Box 515 Lusk, WY 82225 307-334-2314 PRAIRIE VIEW CAMPGROUND 3925 Hwy 20, Lusk, WY 82225. 307-334-3174 Return to Top M MORAN Grand Teton Park KOA Box 92 Moran, WY 83013 307-543-2483 P PINE BLUFFS Pine Bluffs RV Park P.O. Box 806 Pine Bluffs, WY 82082 307-245-3665 Return to Top PINEDALE PINEDALE CAMPGROUND 204 S JACKSON AVE 307-367-4555 R RAWLINS RV World Campground P.O. Box 1282 Rawlins, WY 82301 307-328-1091 Western Hills Campground 2500 Wagon Circle Road Rawlins, WY 82301 307-324-2592 RIVERTON OWL CREEK KAMPGROUND 11124 US HWY 26E E 307-856-2869 Wind River RV Park 1618 E. Park Ave Riverton,WY 82501 307-857-3000 ROCK SPRINGS ALBERTS TRAILER COURT 1560 ELK ST 307-382-2243 Rock Springs KOA P.O. Box 2910 Rock Springs, WY 82902 1-800-562-8699 See Enhanced Listing Below Rock Springs Return to Top S SARATOGA Deer Haven RV Park 706 North 1st Saratoga, WY 82331 307-326-8746 SARATOGA CAMPER TRAILER COURT 116 W FARM AVE 307-326-8870 Sheridan Area Foothills Motel & Campground POB 174 Dayton, WY 82836 307-655-2547 Sheridan Peter D's RV Park Phone Number 307-673-0597 Map Updated 11/18/2004 Visit our Web Page Send Email Directions: Exit 23 off I-90 in sheridan. Then go west 2 blocks to Joe Street and go North 3 blocks to the park entrance on the East side of street Additional Features: Quiet, all pull thrus, free 74 channel cable t.v., free email in office ride the trolley memorial day thru labor day to downtown Total Sites 54 CATV Yes Full Hookups 54 Camp Store No 20 / 30 Amp Electric 54 / 54 Restrooms & Showers Yes 50 Amp Electric 54 Pool No Pull Thrus 54 Dump Station Yes Back-Ins 0 Laundry Yes Interior Roads Roto Mill Dates Open April 1 through Nov 1 weather permitting Rates $20.00 - $28.00 Daily $150.00 Weekly $450.00 Monthly (4 week rate) Modem Friendly No Pets Allowed Yes Sundance Mountain View Campground Box 903 Sundance, WY 82729 800-792-8439 Southeast Wyoming Area Cheyenne KOA 8800 Archer Frontage Rd. Cheyenne, WY 82007-9654 800-562-1507 See our Enhanced Listing under Cheyenne Return to Top Sundance Return to Top T Thermopolis TEN SLEEP FLAGSTAFF CAMPGROUND HWY 16 307-366-2250 Thermopolis FOUNTAIN OF YOUTH R V PARK 250 HWY 20 N 307-864-9977 GRANDVIEW RCRTNL VEHIC PK 122 HIGHWAY 20 S 307-864-3463 TORRINGTON TRAVELERS COURT 745 MAIN ST #-6 307-532-5517 Return to Top W WHEATLAND 4W RANCH CAMPGROUND 26 FISH CREEK RD 307-322-4764 Mountain View MH/RV Park P.O. Box 331 Wheatland, WY 82201 307-322-4858 WORLAND WORLAND CAMPGROUND 2311 BIG HORN AVE 307-347-2329 Return to Top