43 results for "Little Creek RV Park" between $2.00 and $1,000,000.00

Very nice mobile home park located in a country setting. The 19 acres are wooded and rolling and have been well maintained. Some tenants have been in residence for years and love it. This park is located near 385 bypass south of Greenville, SC. Greenville is a top growth area in the US and one of the top places to retire. This area has had national attention due to the healthy economic climate, industry growth, job creations, infrastructure and cultural arts. This property is a steady investment...

Getting there: From the south, take the 90th South I-15 exit, which turns into 94th South. Continue east to the mouth of Little Cottonwood. Just before the stop sign (where you turn right onto the road up the canyon), you'll see a paved turnoff to your right taking you to the Temple Quarry Trail parking area. Park, and head up the canyon on the dirt trail that parallels the paved Temple Quarry Trail at the end of the parking lot. From the north, take Wasatch Blvd. When you see...

This is a coloring book about an Endemic Species found only in Death Valley National Park.

The Days Inn Norfolk is ideally located just a 1/2 mile from Norfolk Beach Just 25 minutes from Virginia Beachs Oceanfront and Boardwalk Norfolk International Airport is 2 miles. Other nearby attractions include Chesapeake Bay Historic landmarks, museums, theme parks and popular golf courses. Great dining and shopping experience are just minutes away. Hotel is great for all travelers and groups with competitive rate. Kitchenettes available and is ideal for families experiencing all of Norfolk...

Description: 3700ft elevation. This Sno-Park has a tubing and saucer sledding area, as well as trailheads for snowmobilers and X-C skiers. Sleds, tobaggans, and snowboards are all prohibited in the tubing area. Snowmobilers enjoy a complex of roads high in the Mile Creeks drainages, between The Dalles Watershed and Badger Creek Wilderness. The road is also plowed in from Dufur.

Lodging Description: Now offering free wireless high-speed Internet access! The La Quinta Inn Little Rock Otter Creek is just minutes from the I-30 Speedway. Several popular attractions are nearby, including the Arkansas State Capitol, Clinton Presidential Library, the Central High Museum and Visitor Center, and the University of Arkansas at Little Rock. Spend the day at Gator Golf Amusement Park or take in the concert and entertainment venues of Clear Channel Metroplex Events Center. Shop Park...

Quiet country living!Family owned and operated. Shaded and spacious sites on a 4 acre lake. Large showers, rec hall, wildlife, nature trails,and fishing.

RV Parking-$12.00/day with electricity, water, and sewer

The La Quinta Inn Little Rock Otter Creek is just minutes from the I-30 Speedway where the Short Track Nationals are held. Several popular attractions are nearby, including the New Shackleford Crossing Mall, which is 4 miles away, Park Plaza Mall, the Arkansas State Capitol, Clinton Presidential Library, the Central High Museum and Visitor Center, the University of Arkansas at Little Rock, and the Verizon Arena. Enjoy a short drive to Downtown Little Rock and walk the River Market and its surrounding...

Topeka's newest and finest - all streets & sites are concrete pull-thrus 35 x 95, full hook-ups with cable TV, heated pool, group meeting room seats 120 w/full kitchen & 2 big screen TV's, enclosed RV storage, new dog park, groups welcome.

A Little History:  There is evidence to suggest that the land that today makes up West Lake Park was used by Seminoles in the early 19th century, and that in July 1840, during the Second Seminole War, there was a serious skirmish there. During the Prohibition era, the waterway to the east of the site was known as Whiskey Creek because it was used by bootleggers from the Bahamas and elsewhere as a route for smuggling liquor. Also in the early '20s - and much more significantly - the area surrounding...

Directions From jct Hwy 410 & Mundy Loss Rd: Go 1.3 mi S on Mundy Loss Rd, then 1-1/2 mi W on Hwy 162.

2-for-1 Offer: Receive one night RV site FREE, with purchase of an accompanying night's RV site. We offer tent sites and RV sites with 24-hour power at 20 amps and 30 amps. Also, enjoy free wireless internet access.

Breathtaking views and over 100 feet of slip. 13 slips on 10 acres with concrete pads, 11 miles east of Marble Falls on FM 1431. Green grass with mature oaks, with 40 miles of Hill Country Views on all sides. Hiking trails, a creek full of channel cats, large rec room with free laundry use WIFI , bathroom-shower, exercise equipment. CALL 512-789-8992 or go to www.coldwatercreekrvpark.com to make a reservation. Long term, weekly,monthly, overnighters WELCOME. Oh and of coarse pets....

Located close to Coyote Creek Park, this wonderful townhouse reflects a contemporary architectural style and offers a full bathroom for each of the three bedrooms! Amenities also include dual pane windows, laminate flrs, an extra storage area in the garage and an inside laundry room. Needs a little TLC.

Located off Highway 434, these Guadalupita, New Mexico cottages offer full kitchens or kitchenettes, private entrances and patios with forest views. Coyote Creek State Park is a 10-minute walk from the cottages. The carpeted, heated rooms at Sierra Bonita Cabins offer basic wood and floral designs. Cottages include either a sofa or a sofa-bed and tea and coffee-making facilities. BBQ facilities are available on-site at the Guadalupita Sierra Bonita Cabins and RV Park. A general store on the...

W-bnd: From Jct of I-20 & Exit 397 (Brock Hwy), W 0.8 mi on N frntg rd. (R); or E-bnd: From Jct of I-20 & Exit 397 (Brock Hwy), cross over freeway to N frntg rd, W 0.4 mi on N frntg rd (R)

So the fun was deciding how to enter the creek which had steep banks and no shallow water whatsoever to stand in. John and Austen used a tree trunk to enter their canoes, and also helped all the kayakers to balance their kayaks on the tree trunk, and enter their craft, and then gently shoved them off the tree trunk into the water. Frances took her canoe downstream to a little sand bar. She walked a very muddy path through the woods and was able to enter her canoe without falling into the fresh, slippery...