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Best RV Parks for Full Time Living: By State

Full-time RVing is becoming more and more popular every day.

But one of the more challenging aspects of full-time RV life is figuring out what the best RV parks are for full-time living .

So we did a ton of research to find the best of the best when it comes to RV parks for full-timers.

And to make it easy to navigate the list, we organized the RV parks alphabetically by state , so that it’s easy to find a great full-time RV park no matter where you happen to be in the country.

***Also, be sure to be bookmark this page, as we are always adding new full-time RV parks and campgrounds to this list, when we find another great one.***

Best RV Parks for Full Time Living in Arizona

Arizona the “Grand Canyon State” is one of the best states for full-time RV living thanks to its year-round warm weather, endless sunny days, and beautiful desolate desert landscapes.

But warm weather and sun aren’t the only things going for Arizona, as the state also has an array of entertainment options including world-renowned golf courses, white water rafting, and even skiing thanks to the 12,000-foot snow-capped mountain peaks of Flagstaff.

Desert Shadows RV Resort

Website :  phoenixrvresorts.com

Long Term Rates :  They have both weekly and monthly rates, with winter rates costing a premium.  Weekly rates range from $327.60 to $428.4o and monthly rates range from $630 to $855 depending on the season and site.

What It’s Near :  North Pheonix, Golf Courses, Shopping, and Entertainment

Amenities:   Clubhouse, Indoor Heated Pool, Hot Tub, Exercise Room, Laundry, 

Hook-Ups :  Full Hookups with 20/30/50 Amp Service

Why It’s Great for Full-Time Living :  This RV Resort is massive and really a community within a community, with 638 sites and loads of amenities.   

In fact, there is so much to do inside the RV park you could easily spend all your days just enjoying the amenities and participating in all the on-site activities.

However, with this RV park being located in Northern Pheonix there is also a ton to do right outside the gate with an entire city to explore.  

Distant Drums RV Resort

Website : ddrvresort.com

Long Term Rates :  Both weekly and monthly rates are available.  Weekly rates range from $227 to $262 for nonpeak times and $237 to $272 for peak times depending on the site.   Must call their office for available monthly and group rates at (877) 577-5507.

What It’s Near :  Sedona, Pheonix, Arizona Wine Country, 

Amenities:   Wifi, Cable TV,  Event Center, Library, Pool and Hot Tub, Exercise Room, Laundry

Hook-Ups :  Full Hookups with 30/50 Amp Service

Why It’s Great for Full-Time Living :  Tribally-owned this RV park is located just minutes away from some of the best attractions and areas Arizona has to offer.

It also has a dry and arid climate year-round which makes it popular with snowbirds seeking warmer weather during the winter months. 

Grand Canyon / Williams KOA

Website :  koa.com

Long Term Rates :  Monthly rates vary based on the month of booking and type of site but you can expect to pay between  $990 and  $2,370 per month .  Please note any stay longer than 27 days requires you to call the registration office at 1-800-562-5771.

What It’s Near :  Grand Canyon, National Parks, Route 66, Northern Arizona

Amenities:   Wifi, Pool (Open 5/15 to 10/1), Bike Rentals, Rec Room with Pool Table, Laundry

Why It’s Great for Full-Time Living :  Perhaps the biggest attraction in all of Arizona is the Grand Canyon National Park and this KOA campground is located just minutes from the entrance.  Offering endless adventures including hiking, sightseeing, mule rides, biking, and rafting trips.

But it’s not just about the Grand Canyon when you stay at this campground as it’s also conveniently located next to a ton of other attractions including the Grand Canyon Railway, Flagstaff National Monuments, and Route 66.

Rancho Sedona RV Park

Website :  ranchosedona.com

Long Term Rates :  Monthly Rate of $850 + Electricity

What It’s Near :  Sedona, Flagstaff

Amenities:   Wifi, Cable, Volleyball, Laundry, 

Hook-Ups :  Full Hookups

Why It’s Great for Full-Time Living :  Quiet, peaceful, and well-maintained RV Park with large spacious sites completely shaded under beautiful Sycamore and Cottonwood trees.

This RV park is also located right in the heart of Sedona within walking distance of shops, restaurants, and galleries as well as Oak Creek.

Tombstone RV Park & Campground

Website :  tombstonervparkandcampground.com

Long Term Rates :  They offer a wide variety of stay options including daily, weekly, and monthly rates.  The weekly rate is $270 and the monthly rate is $400, which includes water and sewer but not electricity which is charged at $.19 per kilowatt-hour.  

What It’s Near :  Tombstone, Boot Hill, and Historic District

Amenities:  Heated Pool, Rec Hall, Dog Run Park, Campfire Rings, Shuttle to Tombstone, Wifi, Laundry

Why It’s Great for Full-Time Living :  Perhaps one of the more unique RV parks on this list, this RV park is great for any camper interested in history and the old west, as the RV park provides a free shuttle to and from Tombstone, where you can see multiple daily historical reenactments portraying the O.K. Carrol and gunfights.   

 Best RV Parks for Full Time Living in California

When most people think of California, what usually comes to mind are endless beaches and year-round warm weather.

And while California certainly has both of those things in spades, California is actually a very bio-diverse state with numerous attractions and environments beyond just beaches and warm weather.  

Which is why California is so great for full-time RVers because no matter what you’re looking for California has got you covered including wine country in Napa Vally and Sedona, mountainous peaks in Yosemite, desert landscapes in Palm Springs, and amazing beaches and ocean views in Laguna Beach and Big Sur.  

Golden Shore RV Resort

Website :  goldenshorervresort.com   

Long Term Rates :  Offer weekly rates of $390.

What It’s Near :  Downtown Long Beach California, Huntington Beach

Amenities:  Wifi, Heated Pool and Spa, Dog Run, Shuffle Board, Horse Shoes, Bike Path, Laundry 

Hook-Ups :  Full Hook-Ups wich 30/50 Amp Service

Why It’s Great for Full-Time Living :  Thanks to its convenient downtown location in Long Beach California pretty much everything is within walking and biking distance.  

Letting you explore everything Long Beach has to offer including the Queen Mary, Pike at Rainbow Harbour, Shoreline Village, and Aquarium of the Pacific without ever having to move your car.  

The RV park is also super nice and well maintained with beautifully manicured grounds and sites.  

Paradise by the Sea Beach RV Resort

Website :  paradisebythesearvresort.com

Long Term Rates :  Monthly rates range from $1,250 to $1,900 depending on the season and the type of site.  

What It’s Near :  Buccaneer Beach and Park, San Diego

Amenities:  Heated Pool and Hot Tub, Cable and Wifi, Rec Room, Laundry, Night Security Guard

Hook-Ups :  Full Hook-Ups with 30/50 Amp Service

Why It’s Great for Full-Time Living :  The Paradise by the Sea name really says it all with this RV park, as it’s Southern California’s only beach RV resort located next to the beach.

This RV park is also a great jump-off point to San Diego and everything the city has to offer including Sea World and the Sand Diego Zoo.  And if that’s not enough entertainment options for you, the RV park is also located just 40-minutes away from Disneyland.  

Sams Family Spa Desert Hot Springs RV Resort

Website :  samsfamilyspa.com

Long Term Rates :  Offer several different long-term rate options including weekly as well as monthly.  The weekly rental rate is $360, while monthly rates range from $580 to $605 depending on the season, plus electricity.

What It’s Near :  Palm Springs, Joshua Tree National Park, Coachella Valley Festival 

Amenities:   Naturally Heated Mineral Spas, Pool, Dog Park, Rec Room, Lake, Volley Ball Court, Picnic Area

Hook-Ups :  Full Hook-Ups

Why It’s Great for Full-Time Living :  Expansive well managed RV park located on 50 acres of desert hot springs with 4 naturally heated mineral spas.

While you might come for the desert and the hot springs, this RV park offers a whole lot more including a lush tropical landscape with huge palm trees, a lake with Koi, and even tropical birds.  

This RV park is also conveniently located right next to Palm Springs making it a great jump-off location for everything Palm Springs has to offer.  

The Ramblin’ Redwoods Campground and RV Park

Website :  ramblinredwoodsrv.com

Long Term Rates :  While they don’t offer specific extended stay or long-term rates, their sites can be rented from $46 to $59 a night depending on the season and type of site.  

What It’s Near :  Redwoods National Park, Smith River Fishing Holes

Amenities:   Park-Like Grounds, Scenic Trail, Wifi, Playground, Redwoods Walking Trail, Creekside Dog Walking  Trail, Dog Washing Station, and Laundry

Hook-Ups :  Variety of Hook-Up Options Including Water and Electric Only with 20/30/50 Amp Service, Full-Hooks with 30 Amp Service, and Full Hook-Ups with 50 Amp Service

Why It’s Great for Full-Time Living : This premier Northern California campground and RV park is a great place to get away from it all and get back to nature.

As the entire RV park is surrounded by old-growth forest and giant Redwoods that seem to tower into the sky without end.

Offering a variety of nature walks and trails that really let you get up close and personal with nature and all its beauty.  

Walnut RV Park

Website :  walnutrvpark.com

Long Term Rates :  They offer daily, weekly, and monthly rates.  With daily rates of $75 and weekly rates of $477.   For monthly rates, you must call their office at 818-775-0704 or toll-free at 1-800-868-2749.

What It’s Near :  Los Angeles, Santa Clarita, Santa Monica

Amenities:   Heated Swimming Pool, Fitness Equipment, Rec Room, Laundry

Why It’s Great for Full-Time Living :  Walnut RV Park has been a fixture and institution in Northridge and the San Fernando Valley since the 1960s, by providing an old-fashioned RV park right in the middle of a bustling city landscape.  

This RV park truly offers the ultimate in urban camping and glamping, as they’re located just north of Los Angeles and Santa Monica, providing an endless amount of options for sightseeing, restaurants, and shopping.  

Best RV Parks for Full Time Living in Colorado

For those full-time RVers seeking a more active outdoor lifestyle, Colorado is definitely the place to be.

Because regardless of whether it’s summer or winter, there is always something to do outside, as Colorado is a mecca for some of the best hiking, rock climbing, skiing, mountain biking, and rafting in the country.  

And when the sun goes down the fun doesn’t stop, as the state also has a vibrant craft beer and eatery scene to keep the good times going long into the evening.  

Cheyenne Mountain State Park Campground

Website :  cpw.state.co.us

Long Term Rates :  They do not offer any discounts for long-term stays but their nightly rate is $41 a night which works out to $287 a week . 

What It’s Near :  Cheyenne Mountain, Colorado Springs

Amenities:  Activity Room, Coin Operated Showers, Laundry (Open Seasonally)

Why It’s Great for Full-Time Living :  This is a great campground and park for anyone that loves the outdoors and hiking as it’s located inside the Cheyenne Mountain State Park.  

Each campsite is also a good size with plenty of room to spread out and offers close-up views of Cheyenne Mountain.

And because the campground is so close to Colorado Springs, it’s a cheap jump-off point for everything there is to do in Colorado Springs.  

Mesa Verde RV Resort

Website :  mesaverdervresort.com

Long Term Rates :  They offer weekly rates from $257.50 to $281.79 depending on whether you choose a standard or premium pull-through site.  (Open seasonally from March 1st to October 31st.)

What It’s Near :  Mesa Verde National Park, Four Corners National Monument, Cortez

Amenities:  Wifi, Heated Pool and Hot Tubs, Showers, Lending Library, Laundry, Convenience Store, Dog Walking Area,

Why It’s Great for Full-Time Living :  This is a great family-owned RV park with on-site owners that are always there in case you have an issue or need help.

The sites are a good size and most of them are well-shaded and offer amazing views of the surrounding mountains.  

Mountaindale Cabins & RV Resort

Website : mountaindalecampground.com

Long Term Rates :   They offer monthly rates based on the season, with off-peak season costing $575 a month plus electricity and mid-peak season costing $675 a month plus electricity .  For peak season which is May through September, you have to call their office for pricing at (719) 576-0619.

Amenities:   Rec Room, Outdoor Pavilion, Bathhouse, Campground Sits on 45 Acres You Can Explore

Why It’s Great for Full-Time Living :  This campground is surrounded by nature and located on 45 acres of beautiful grounds, that commonly see an abundance of wildlife including both deer and turkey.  

The RV Park is also far enough away from all the tourist attractions to stay pretty quiet and low key, while still being close enough that you can reach many of the major attractions and tourist spots with just a 15 to 30-minute drive.  

Paradise on the River

Website :  paradiservcolorado.com

Long Term Rates :   Offer weekly rates that vary based on the season and the site’s location.  During peak season riverfront sites cost $472.50 weekly, while non-riverfront sites cost $409.50 weekly.  During off-peak season, riverfront sites cost $447.30, while non-riverfront sites cost $384.30 weekly. (Open seasonally from the last weekend in April until mid-October) (RV size limit of 32 Feet)

What It’s Near :  Rocky Mountain National Park, Estes Park, Boulder

Amenities:   Wifi, Cable, Showers, Laundry

Hook-Ups :  Full Hook-Ups with 30 Amp Service Only

Why It’s Great for Full-Time Living :  This peaceful and serene RV park is located right next door to Rocky Mountain National Park as well as Estes Park.  

In addition, this RV park is literally surrounded by nature with huge historic pine trees throughout the park and RV sites located right on the river.

Red Mountain RV Park

Website :  redmtnrvpark.com

Long Term Rates :   The RV park has nightly, weekly and monthly rates.  With weekly rates ranging from $234 to $252 and monthly rates ranging from $700 to $750, plus electricity.   

What It’s Near :  Multiple National Forests, Rocky Mountain National Park

Amenities:   Wifi, Showers, Laundry, RV Dump Station, Playground

Hook-Ups :  Full Hook-Ups with 50 Amp Service

Why It’s Great for Full-Time Living :  This RV park is a great place to just get away from it all.

Surrounded by National Forests on all sides, endless blue skies, and beautiful sunsets, if you want to get back to a simpler life surrounded by nature, this is the place to be.  

Best RV Parks for Full Time Living in Florida

If you’re looking for beaches, endless summers, and warm weather it’s hard to beat the state of Florida.

As the entire state is literally surrounded by sandy beaches, with average daytime temperatures usually staying above 70 degrees year-round.  

Which is why Florida is one of the most popular states for snowbirds and full-time RVers looking to escape the endless cold weather and dreary skies found in the northern states during the winter.  

Compass RV Resort

Website :  sunrvresorts.com

Long Term Rates :  Winter monthly rates from $1,350 to $2,000.  Summer monthly rates from $850 to $1,400.

What It’s Near :  St. Augustine, St. Augustine Beach

Amenities:  Wifi, Clubhouse, Swimming Pool, Fitness Center, Laundry, Nature Trail, Dog Park

Why It’s Great for Full-Time Living : Well-maintained RV park with a lot of shaded sites and just minutes from historical downtown St. Augustine and the beach.  

Destin West RV Resort

Website :  destinwestrvresort.com

Long Term Rates :  Monthly rates from $1,132 to $4,890 depending on the season.

What It’s Near :  Destin, Fort Walton Beach, Pensacola

Amenities:  Grotto Waterfall and Pool, Elevated Walking Bridge for Beach Access, Beach Bar, Bay Access, Laundry, Wifi

Why It’s Great for Full-Time Living :  Located close to the beach and right next to Choctawhatchee Bay, this RV park offers great views and tons of amenities. 

As all RV park guests get full access to The Island by Hotel RL amenities, which are right next door.

The RV resort also offers plenty of its own amenities as well, with upscale RV sites with brick pavers, picnic tables, and plenty of privacy thanks to the bushes and shrubs between each campsite.

Fiesta Key RV Resort & Marina

Website : rvonthego.com

Long Term Rates : Long-term rates vary greatly depending on the season, with winter rates commanding a premium compared to summer rates.  I Found monthly rates between $1,098 and $4,052 depending on the month and the type of site.   

What It’s Near :  Key West, Islamorada, Marathon

Amenities:   Swimming Pool, Hot Tub, Private Beach, Water Front Sites,  Fenced in Dog Area, Boat Ramp, Wifi, Restaurant, Snorkeling

Why It’s Great for Full-Time Living :  You are surrounded by stunning water views at this RV resort, as it’s located on what feels like its own private island and it also offers great weather year-round. 

Also, there is what seems like an endless amount of activities you can do while staying in the RV resort from lounging poolside and exploring the beach to snorkeling and kayaking.  

Okeechobee KOA

Website : koa.com

Long Term Rates :  Monthly rates vary from $1,950 to $2,820 depending on the season and site.  With winter months commanding a premium compared to summer months.   Stays longer than 27 days require you to call the registration office at 1-800-562-7748.

What It’s Near :  Okeechobee Lake, West Palm Beach

Amenities:   Wifi, Pool, Hot Tub, Sauna, Mini Golf, Bike Rentals, Fishing, 9-Hole Golf Course, Driving Range, Golf Cart Rental, Tennis Courts

Why It’s Great for Full-Time Living :  If you’re looking for a place to winter in Florida beyond the beach, the Okeechobee KOA campground is a great place to consider.

As it’s just a few minute’s walk to the largest freshwater lake in Florida offering one of the best spots in Florida for boating and fishing .  

This KOA campground is also one of the largest KOAs in the country and feels more like a small town as opposed to an RV park, with amenities and activities that are second to none, as it seems like there is always something to do in this family-friendly RV park .  

Red Coconut RV Park

Website :  redcoconut.com

Long Term Rates :  Monthly summer rates from $1,846 to $2,461.  Monthly winter rates from $2,274 to $2,622.

What It’s Near :  Fort Meyer’s Beach, Fort Meyers, Naples, Bonita Springs

Amenities:  Clubhouse, Basic Cable and Internet at Each Site, Laundry

Hook-Ups :  Full Hooks Ups

Why It’s Great for Full-Time Living :  If you’re looking for a long-term RV park that’s right on the beach, it doesn’t get much better than Red Coconut RV Park.

As they have 60 sites located directly on the beach and the remaining 190 sites just a short walk to the beach.  

This RV park is also one of the oldest RV parks in Florida, as it has been hosting guests at its RV resort for over 90 years.  

Best RV Parks for Full Time Living in Texas

Texas has one of the most diverse and unique cultures in the country, with numerous state mottos and phrases that embody the state such as “Don’t Mess with Texas”, “Remember the Alamo, and “Everything’s Bigger in Texas”. 

But what many people don’t know is that the state also has many great full-time RV parks.

And is perhaps only second to Florida in popularity, as a destination spot for snowbirds seeking refuge from the cold weather and snow in the north. 

Beachfront RV Park and Resort

Website :  beachfrontrvresort.com

Long Term Rates :  They have a wide range of long-term rental rates at this RV park including daily, weekly, and monthly rates.  Weekly rates range from $528 to $720 a week during the summer months and $372 to $432 a week during the winter months.  They also have a monthly winter rate of  $800 a month but offer no monthly rate during the summer months.  

What It’s Near :  Surfside Beach, Galveston, Houston

Amenities:   Direct Beach Access, Beachfront Deck Bar and Grill, Outdoor Games, Large Entertaining Area with Firepits

Hook-Ups :  Full Hooks Ups with 30/50 Amp Service

Why It’s Great for Full-Time Living :  Great for RV beach living year-round with walkable direct beach access only 55 short feet away. 

This large RV park also offers a real beach vibe, taking its cues from Costa Rica with vibrant colors and a beachy atmosphere.   

Grand Texas RV Resort

Website :  grandtxrv.com

Long Term Rates :   Offer daily, weekly, and monthly rates.  Weekly rates range from $323 to $381 depending on the site.  While monthly rates range from $475 to $560 depending on the site, plus electricity. 

What It’s Near :  Big Rivers Water Park and Adventures, Houston, Galveston

Amenities:   Pool and Jacuzzi, Gated Entry, Wifi, Cable TV, Playground, Showers, Laundry, Clubhouse, Dog Run

Hook-Ups :  Full Hooks Ups with 20/30/50 Amp Service

Why It’s Great for Full-Time Living :  This RV park is just far enough away from the hustle and bustle of Houston and Galveston to have a nice laid back vibe but still close enough to be at either with just a short 15 to 20 minute car ride, when you’re ready for some excitement and entertainment. 

The RV park is also loaded with amenities and features to make your stay both relaxing and comfortable. 

Jamaica Beach RV Resort

Website :  jamaicabeachrvresort.com

Long Term Rates :   Offers a wide variety of long-term rates including one week, two weeks, and monthly rental rates.  Weekly rates range from $263 to $405 depending on the season and site.  Two-week rates range from $454 to $810 depending on season and site.  And monthly rates which are only available during the winter season range from $679 to $750 depending on the site.

What It’s Near :  The Strand, Moody Gardens, Schlitterbahn, Stewart Beach, Galveston, Houston

Amenities:  700 Foot Lazy River, Beach Pool, Infinity Spa, Beach Access, Splash Pad, Minature Golf, Playground, Exercise Room, Laundry, Wifi, Cable TV, Showers,

Why It’s Great for Full-Time Living :  This RV park is great for those campers that want to live right next to the beach and live in an RV park with a ton of amenities.

In fact, in our opinion, this RV park might just be the best RV park in Texas to ride out the winter.   

Oasis Amarillo RV Resort

Website :  myrvoasis.com

Long Term Rates :  Offer both weekly and monthly rates, with weekly rates ranging from $265 to $315 and a monthly rate of $600. 

What It’s Near :  Paulo Duro Canyon State Park, Cadillac Ranch, Route 66

Amenities:   Heated Swimming Pool and Spa (Open Seasonally), Wifi, Cable, Playground, Dog Run, Laundry 

Why It’s Great for Full-Time Living :  Large RV park with 178 available sites with the majority of them being pull-through. 

Close to all kinds of entertainment and restaurant options.

Parkview Riverside RV Resort

Website :  parkviewriversiderv.com

Long Term Rates :   Offer daily, weekly, and monthly winter rates.  Weekly rates range from $301 to $446 depending on the season.  And monthly winter rates cost $420 plus electricity.  

What It’s Near :  Pailing Creek, Garner State Park, San Antonio

Amenities:   Wifi, Cable TV, Clubhouse, Bathhouse, Laundry, Dump Station, Outdoor Pavilion

Why It’s Great for Full-Time Living :  Competitive monthly rates during the winter, making it a great economical option for snowbirds on a budget.  

Close proximity to San Antonia makes it a great jump-off spot for everything the city of San Antonio has to offer.  

Jason is an avid lover of RVs and the RV lifestyle. He is both a writer and editor for RV Owner HQ and has been RVing and camping for over 20 years.

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Morale, Welfare and Recreation's waterfront Pelican Roost RV Park at Naval Station Mayport, Fla. (U.S. Navy)

Active-duty sailors and their families may now spend their entire tours at some Navy bases living in RV parks, according to a recent policy change.

Navy families enjoy Navy RV parks for recreation and leisure travel, but may also choose that option for up to a year while waiting for base housing to become available during a change of duty station, Destiny Sibert, a spokeswoman for Navy Installations Command Headquarters, told Stars and Stripes via email Friday.

The new policy, which took effect March 8, also permits active-duty members and their families to stay in an RV park for the duration of their tours of duty, based on space availability, without having to request an extension.

“This policy change is one more initiative among many that we hope will reduce stressors that come with a military lifestyle by providing active-duty families more flexibility and make it easier to enjoy their Navy Morale, Welfare and Recreation Program benefits,” Sibert said.

Previously, Navy MWR RV parks required visitors to renew their reservations every 30 days. The new policy permits them to extend another 180 days if space is available.

After that, patrons may extend their existing reservation up to one year from their arrival date, pending availability and with approval from the installation commander.

The 30-day limit promotes “fair and equitable opportunity for leisure travel,” while the new, extended-stay policy supports active-duty members and their families who prefer to stay in Navy RV parks long-term.

One of those long-term RV dwellers is Chief Petty Officer Wes Alexander, stationed at Naval Base Ventura County, Port Hueneme, Calif. He has been living in a 400-square-foot RV with his wife and three children.

“We decided to RV full time because the housing market here is insane,” Alexander told Stars and Stripes via Facebook Messenger on Tuesday. “Even though we are 2 hours from Los Angeles the home rent prices are usually above BAH (Basic Housing Allowance) levels.”

Alexander, of Murfreesboro, Tenn., plans to live in the 42-foot, two-bedroom RV with two full baths until he retires in 2027.

“There are many pros (of the new policy) for full time families like us, because moving is a major hassle,” he said. “It takes about 4-6 hours to move about 10 miles to the next base plus about 2 days prior we start the cleaning and packing process. Being stationary makes it feel more at home and is less stressful.”

The Navy’s Recreational Lodging Program operates 46 sites with more than 2,530 RV spaces. Navy RV parks average about 46,000 reservations per year, amounting to more than 550,000 in total and an overall occupancy rate of 62%, Sibert said.

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Posted: July 2, 2023 | Last updated: July 2, 2023

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50. Spring Lake RV and Camping Resort, Halstead, Kansas

The clue's in the name with this one: this cute central Kansas resort spreads out along the edge of the water, and fishing is a top camp attraction. Away from the water, the camp offers full hook-up sites and fire rings, plus a swimming pool, walking trails and mini golf, all spread across its 93 acres.

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49. Roughrider RV Resort and Campground, Minot, North Dakota

They're a friendly bunch at the Roughrider RV Resort and Campground. Touted as the place "Where Land and Sky Meet the Great Plains", the family-owned park has more than 100 RV sites dotted across its grounds – many have full hook-ups, and both pull-through and back-in sites are available. Hemmed in by forestland, it's right by the Souris River and close to the city of Minot, known for its Scandinavian heritage and aviation history.

48. Victorian Acres RV Park and Campground, Nebraska City, Nebraska

This Nebraska City site is a true family affair. Renowned for its friendly owners and peaceful location, Victorian Acres RV Park and Campground is a welcoming spot set on 27 green acres. It's a stone's throw from Nebraska City, known for its Civil War Veterans Museum and there are showers, bathrooms, Wi-Fi and full hook-up sites.

47. Malaekahana Beach Campground, Kahuku, Oahu, Hawaii

Hitting the open road in Hawaii may sound like a dream – but, in reality, RVing isn't commonplace here, and most campsites, and indeed many roads, aren't geared up for motorhomes. However, there are a few exceptions. One of them is Malaekahana Beach Campground in northern Oahu: this idyllic beachfront retreat has several basic, non-electric spaces for vehicles. Once you're parked up, surfing, bodyboard and SUP lessons or rentals are usually available – check the website for details.

46. Cave Country RV Campground, Cave City, Kentucky

As the name suggests, this manicured park is right in the heart of Kentucky's Cave Country. Nearby is the Mammoth Cave National Park, which is home to the longest cave system on the planet (be sure to check the NPS website beforehand if you plan to visit). The park itself is a beauty, with pretty, flower-filled grounds, and sites are all pull-through with full hook-up.

45. Marval Resort, Gore, Oklahoma

This laid-back resort lies in the eastern Oklahoma town of Gore, which proudly touts itself as the “trout capital” of the state. Unsurprisingly, many campers come here to fish, but there’s also a swimming pool and several sports courts. The grandest RV lots come with full hook-up, river views, private picnic tables and fire rings.

44. Melville Ponds Campground, Portsmouth, Rhode Island

This quiet park is set on scenic Aquidneck Island in Portsmouth, Newport County. Hiking trails weave around the park's picturesque namesake, the Melville Ponds, and the champagne crescent of Sandy Point Beach is on the doorstep. Newport and the glittering Breakers mansion are around 10 miles (16km) to the south too. Full hook-up lots are available onsite, plus there's cable TV and Wi-Fi for a rainy day. 

43. Big Pine Campground, Custer, South Dakota

Big Pine Campground enjoys pride of place in the rugged Black Hills region of South Dakota. The spirit of the Old West lives on in this region, with its badlands and bison, and the pine-filled campground is true to its surroundings – it has a rustic camp store and no-frills lots. You'll have everything you need, though, including full hook-up sites and friendly staff on hand to help should you need them.

42. Lake Champagne Campground, Randolph, Vermont

A peaceful park in central Vermont, Lake Champagne offers a mighty dose of New England charm. There's clean, crisp air and green as far as the eye can see, plus all the usual amenities (from full hook-up sites to laundry and bathroom facilities). The three-acre lake, with its little beach area, is at the center of it all too.

41. Mill Creek Ranch Resort, Canton, Texas

An hour outside of Dallas, this upmarket resort has plenty of creature comforts. All sites offer full hook-up, but premium sites have an extra wow factor when it comes to location: they sprawl out along the lake or hide away in sun-dappled glades. First-rate attractions include two swimming pools and a sizable children's playground, and trails zig-zag through the resort's 200 leafy acres. 

40. American Heritage RV Park, Williamsburg, Virginia

Tranquil, leafy surrounds laced with nature trails and an inviting swimming pool draw visitors to this park in eastern Virginia. There's also full hook-up, Wi-Fi and cable TV. As its name suggests, it's typically a jumping off point for some of America's historical attractions (including Williamsburg with its living history museum and Historic Jamestowne) – remember to check the opening status of individual sites before making a trip.

39. Hilton Head Island Motorcoach Resort, Hilton Head Island, South Carolina

Its name a giveaway, this site can be found on sun-drenched Hilton Head Island, a pretty isle and resort town in southern South Carolina. The woodland bolthole has more than 400 full hook-up RV lots, plus extras such as a pool and dog park, and a location close to the beach. Take a look at the website for available activities onsite.

38. Apostle Islands Area Campground, Bayfield, Wisconsin

This easy-going camp brands itself as the "Gateway to the Apostle Islands National Lakeshore". The lakeshore, fringing Lake Superior, is all islands, coves and tree-covered clifftops, and cruises exploring the area typically leave from nearby Bayfield. Onsite, there are wooded or open lots – some of which have breathtaking island views – and full hook-ups available. 

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37. Majestic Oaks RV Resort, Biloxi, Mississippi

This smart park in Biloxi is known for its immaculate grounds decorated with flowers and oaks, plus its swimming pool, gleaming bathhouses and full hook-up lots. Southern hospitality is a great source of pride here – typically cookouts and other fun organized events are commonplace, but double-check what's on before your stay. The Gulf Coast's sought-after beaches are close by too.

36. White River Campground, Mount Rainier National Park, Washington

Taking over an idyllic spot in the northeast of Mount Rainier National Park, White River Campground rests at a dizzying 4,232 feet (1,290m). Facilities at the camp are basic: there are restrooms but no showers, and RV sites are non-electric. But the sheer awe of your surroundings will likely make up for that. The park is close to trails such as the Glacier Basin route, which spools from the campsite towards the breathtaking Inter Glacier (see the NPS website for up-to-date alerts).

35. River’s Edge RV and Cabins Resort, Evansville, Wyoming

As the name suggests this upmarket spot is located on the Platte River, just east of Casper. It's open year-round and offers excellent facilities including a kid's playground, full hook-up, TV and Wi-Fi with space for 73 RVs in total. RVers can get involved in outdoor activities from trout fishing to skiing and golf, plus there are cabins available too. 

34. America’s Best Campground, Branson, Missouri

The name America's Best Campground is a bold statement indeed – but this site does have a lot going for it. There are several good RV parks in the area, but this family-owned option comes up trumps with a large pool, spa (check the opening status of amenities before booking) and helpful staff. Every RV space is a full hook-up site with a smooth patio, grill, picnic tables and free satellite TV. 

33. Whittington Woods Campground, Whittington, Illinois

Swing seats and skittish deer come together to create the perfect woodland escape in southern Illinois. Pass your time on-site wandering the forest, keeping an eye out for wildlife flitting between the trees, before relaxing at an electric hook-up site. The site is also close to Benton, known for its antique shopping and wineries including Pheasant Hollow and Walker's Bluff too. Keep an eye on the website for updates about available facilities (such as the bathhouse and pool).

32. Upper Pines Campground, Yosemite National Park

The Golden State has little shortage of RV parks, and this one is nestled amid the pines and peaks of Yosemite. It's back to basics at Upper Pines – there are non-electric RV lots, toilets, drinking water and food storage facilities only. It's also near the start of the Mirror Lake Trail, whose two-mile (3.2km) path winds towards (you guessed it) gleaming Mirror Lake. 

31. Campfire Lodgings, Asheville, North Carolina

This North Carolina site sits at 2,478 feet (755m), perched on a crest in the wooded Blue Ridge Mountains, with panoramic views in all directions. Hiking is the main attraction here: venture into the woods, spotting deer and birdlife and pausing to drink in the vistas along the way. The premium RV spots have uninterrupted views of the landscape, and all have full hook-up – there are also well-maintained bathroom and shower facilities, picnic tables and campfire rings.

30. Leisure Point Resort, Millsboro, Delaware

Everything centers around the water at this resort in Millsboro, southern Delaware. Tipped as “a fisherman’s dream and a camper’s delight”, the family-owned spot stretches out along a tributary of Rehoboth Bay with a generous marina boasting more than 300 boat slips. Beyond the boats, there's a volleyball and basketball court and a pool – check ahead to see what's open for the season. 

29. Seashore Campsites and RV Resort, New Jersey

A Sun RV Resort, this comfortable Cape May site gets top marks for its many amenities. There's a sizeable swimming pool and lake, spacious RV lots with full hook-up, mini golf and sports courts too. A packed roster of events is also typically on offer with everything from arts and crafts to scavenger hunts to boot. 

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28. Lake Rudolph Campground and RV Resort, Santa Claus, Indiana

Lake Rudolph Campground was built with kids in mind. It's right on the doorstep of the Holiday World Theme Park and Splashin' Safari Water Park and it comes with its own compact water park and swimming pool and mini golf course. There's typically an extra fuss made over the holidays with pumpkins popping up across the park in October, and a visit from Rudolph at Christmas. RV sites run from standard to deluxe – the latter has a concrete patio and full hook-up with up to 50-amp electricity.

27. American RV Resort, Albuquerque, New Mexico

A comfortable site within Albuquerque's city limits, the American RV Resort is right off the historic Route 66. It's got all the usual trappings: full hook-up sites, plus contemporary bathhouses, a heated pool and spa (check ahead for opening details) and a brimming camp store. The park typically gets booked up around October, during the city's annual Balloon Fiesta. 

26. Lake George RV Park, Lake George, New York

Lake George's 120 acres are all about fun. Family-owned and operated by a clan of keen campers, the park is dotted with swimming pools and there's also a mini water park, Cascade Cove, right on-site. The park's own well-kept biking and hiking trails ribbon out into the wider Lake George area, and the stunning French Mountain trail is a crowd-pleaser. Among the 400 scenic RV sites, there are back-in and pull-through options available, all with full hook-up. 

25. Wanderlust RV Park, Eureka Springs, Arkansas

This serene park is located just beyond Eureka Springs, a city known for its Victorian architecture and independent shopping. The site, which overlooks a scenic valley, draws road-trippers with its large swimming pool and the many tree-shaded picnic areas across its 46 acres. Full hook-ups and fire pits are available, plus bathhouses and a laundry room.

24. Red Rock RV Park, Island Park, Idaho

With a name like "Red Rock", this RV park might sound like it belongs in America's southwest, but it's actually tucked away with the mountains and lakes of eastern Idaho. The park prides itself on its proximity to nature – it's 22 miles (35km) from the western entrance to Yellowstone (be sure to check the NPS site for status updates if you're planning a visit) and vast Henry's Lake is right on the doorstep. It offers full hook-ups, plus private picnic tables and fire pits too. 

23. Mountaindale Cabins and RV Resort, Colorado Springs, Colorado

Nature is the real drawcard here. One for animal lovers, this rugged Colorado Springs site teems with wildlife, from deer to abundant birdlife, and even the occasional bear. The resort is typically open year-round, with generous RV lots offering full hook-up, and its 45 wooded acres draw hikers from fall through to summer. There are usually fun activities like bingo and square dancing, too, but check ahead for current availability.

22. Mazama Village Campground, Crater Lake National Park, Oregon

It's not hard to see why this stunning campground might appeal. Situated just within the southern entrance of Crater Lake National Park, the forested site is seven miles (11km) from the edge of the sapphire water. Only a handful of the RV sites have electrical hook-ups, and they're offered on a first-come-first-served basis.

21. Wood's Tall Timber Resort, New Philadelphia, Ohio

Occupying a bucolic corner of eastern Ohio, Wood's Tall Timber Resort is at once a serene oasis and a family adventure hot spot. Its 157 acres are carpeted with thick forestland, and there are electric and sewer hook-ups, plus several water wells. Top attractions usually include the zipline soaring through the treetops and the Putt Putt crazy golf. The Facebook page is the best place to check for updates.

20. Smoky Bear Campground and RV Park, Gatlinburg, Tennessee

Smoky Bear Campground is a family-owned spot located next to the northeastern entrance of Great Smoky Mountain National Park. Typically the spruce fir-covered bluffs, the waterfalls and the epic sunsets of this national park are what draw visitors to Smoky Bear, but be sure to check the NPS site before planning a trip. On-site, all the shady lots are full hook-up (with 30- or 50-amp electricity) and there are fire rings so you can get cozy as the evening falls.

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19. Bay Shore Campground, Rock Hall, Maryland

Life moves at a slower pace at Bay Shore Campground on Chesapeake Bay, which is situated right on the waterfront, near the scenic town of Rock Hall. Park attractions include sites with water and electric hook-up – not to mention the epic sunset views – and outdoor common areas including a kids' playground and dog park (see the website for what's open right now). The park is only accepting self-contained reservations at present.

18. River's End Campground, Tybee Island, Georgia

A seaside spot, this park is on Tybee Island, affectionately known as "Savannah's Beach". The site is filled with full hook-up sites, shaded by Spanish moss-cloaked oaks, and is even home to Tybee Island's largest swimming pool. Beyond the park, Tybee boasts champagne beaches and a historic lighthouse, and Savannah, the Hostess City, is a 20-minute drive away. 

17. Lone Oak Campsites, East Canaan, Connecticut

There's typically always something going on at Lone Oak Campsite, a family spot in northwest Connecticut. The wooded site is set over some 250 acres, with more than 400 camping areas spread throughout it. The amenities are top-notch too: there's a pool, modern playgrounds and full hook-up sites. Usually themed weekends – from Thanksgiving and Halloween celebrations (pictured) to wacky festivals in honor of Disney and dinosaurs – are also a major draw.

16. Danforth Bay Camping and RV Resort, Freedom, New Hampshire

Its breathtaking spot in the New England countryside is what sets Danforth Bay Camping and RV Resort apart. It's nestled in 185 acres of woodland, with the White Mountains to the north and the Lakes Region to the south. Drive through the canopy to find your tranquil, tree-covered, full hook-up site, then sit before your motorhome soaking in the sounds of the forest.

15. Polson Motor Coach and RV Resort, Polson, Montana

There are stunning views in all directions at this rural park on the shores of Flathead Lake, not far from Glacier National Park. Despite the campground's country location, it doesn't let up on luxury. Its pristine expanse includes immaculate lots, a hot tub, pool and gym, and sleek shower facilities. The full hook-up sites can accommodate vehicles of more than 30 feet (Class A motorcoaches only).

14. Big Bear RV Park, Palmer, Alaska

Mountains loom over this charming RV park, which is dropped in the scenic Mat-Su Valley region of southern Alaska. Deluxe RV sites are available with full hook-up, fire rings and picnic tables, so guests can be completely self-sufficient. Nature is never far away here either: the park is flecked with native wildflowers and fir trees, and home to plenty of birdlife too. 

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13. Keen Lake Camping and Cottage Resort, Waymart, Pennsylvania

Family-owned Keen Lake Camping has been running since 1954. The site has an enviable spot in the Poconos Mountains, plus a vast, rippleless lake popular for paddle-boarding, aqua-cycling and rowing, and a sandy beach. Typically there are group games organized for the kids and also artsy activities such as ceramics classes (a full statement on the website details what's currently available). There are full hook-up sites right by the water's edge too. 

12. Grand Canyon Railway RV Park, Arizona

This site is set in Williams, a little city touted as the "Gateway to the Grand Canyon". A historic railroad even travels from the RV park to the canyon, chugging through desert and prairie, before it reaches the mighty red rocks (remember to consult the NPS website for updates before visiting the canyon). Back at the park, there are full hook-ups and Wi-Fi – check the website for more details on available facilities before your trip. 

11. Briar Point Campground at Stonewall Resort, Roanoke, West Virginia

Stonewall Resort's campground occupies a pretty spot along Stonewall Jackson Lake, with lots looking out onto the water and full hook-ups and Wi-Fi. The wider resort, meanwhile, has a golf course and a state-of-the-art spa and outdoor and indoor pools. Kayaks, canoes and stand-up paddleboards are available to rent too, and there are mooring posts if you're lucky enough to have your own boat.

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10. Sleepy Hollow RV Park and Campground, Oxford, Iowa

This family-orientated park in Oxford centers around a large fishing lake, and there's a pool, beach area, and volleyball and basketball courts to boot. For a true dose of the countryside, hayrack rides are usually available too, but check for current availability. Other on-site amenities include Wi-Fi, a camp store and full hook-up sites, and the seven villages that make up the Amana Colonies are also nearby. The Sleepy Hollow Facebook page is the best place for current updates.

9. Beaver Dam Campground, Berwick, Maine

This is quintessential New England camping. At Beaver Dam Campground, lots come tucked away in the woodland (the leaves begin to turn in late September) or perched on the banks overlooking the site's large pond. Spend the afternoon out on the water in a canoe or paddleboat, then enjoy an alfresco dinner at a private picnic table on your site. Pull-through spots are available and all offer full hook-up.

8. Bella Terra RV Resort, Foley, Alabama

This upscale resort on the Gulf Coast isn't short on luxury. The park, in the pretty city of Foley, boasts spacious lots for Class A motorhomes and lavish amenities including a swimming pool, hot tub, cinema and swish clubhouse (it's worth double-checking which communal facilities are available before your stay). The Gulf Coast's white-sand beaches are minutes away too. 

7. Pines of Kabetogama Resort, Kabetogama, Minnesota

A vast, 54-acre site, the Pines of Kabetogama Resort is on the doorstep of Voyageurs National Park in the northern reaches of Minnesota. Most of the full hook-up RV sites have breathtaking views of Lake Kabetogama – the most lavish of these include dock space for a boat and an electric golf cart. The RV season runs May through to October, with the lake glittering in the summer and the leaves ablaze in the fall. 

6. Las Vegas Motorcoach Resort, Las Vegas, Nevada

This glossy palm tree-filled park couldn't be anywhere other than Vegas. You can park your RV on a state-of-the-art lot with full hook-up and then take a dip in the refreshing swimming pool. The site is hailed for its luxurious spa and fitness center and its sprawling clubhouse, and the famed Sin City Strip is close by too. 

5. Normandy Farms Campground, Foxborough, Massachusetts

Normandy Farms has been operating since the 1970s, and it's no wonder it has such staying power. It's a serene, wooded park with a pretty fishing pond, and nature trails criss-crossing its 100 acres. Facilities include four swimming pools, a bike park and courts for tennis, basketball and more. Each picturesque RV lot has a fire ring and a picnic table, with full hook-ups available. 

4. French Quarter RV Resort, New Orleans, Louisiana

Likening itself to a luxury hotel, this downtown park is moments from the Big Easy's French Quarter. The clubhouse and pool are built to match the neighborhood's elegant French-style architecture, with a sun-dappled courtyard and a gazebo housing a bar. There are all the facilities you'd expect from such an upscale site, including spacious lots with full hook-up – see the website for the latest availability.

3. Mackinaw Mill Creek Campground, Mackinaw City, Michigan

The sprawling Mackinaw Mill Creek Campground is no stranger to the spotlight, having won various accolades over the years. The site has been in the same family since the 1960s, and they're proud of its rugged grounds filled with wildflowers, and the stunning views of Mackinac Island. The park has more than 200 full hook-up sites, plus extras such as a heated pool, mini golf and bike rentals. Typically a ferry takes guests out to Mackinac Island – check the ferry website for updates and schedules. 

2. Zion River Resort RV Park and Campground, Virgin, Utah

This resort typically acts as a sumptuous base for explorers of Utah's "mighty five" national parks, and its drawcards are views of rust-red mountains, a lavish pool and the large full hook-up sites. The park strives to be kind to the environment too, with LED lighting and a camp store stocking eco-friendly products. A shuttle service also usually runs from the resort to Zion National Park.

1. Boyd's Key West Campground, Key West, Florida

One for beach bums, Boyd's Key West Campground is right on the waterfront. The park is family-owned and operated, with an inviting heated pool, elevated facilities (think full hook-up sites and gleaming bathhouses) and plenty of spots overlooking the ocean. Typical activities include morning yoga sessions and sunset cruises (see present availability when you book). Dry Tortugas National Park, with its colorful corals and marine life, is close by too.

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RV park could be coming to the Ag Reserve near West Delray Regional Park

This is just the first step in what could take a year before final approval is granted for an rv park in the ag reserve..

A recreational vehicle park could soon be coming to the Ag Reserve.

Plans are for a park that would accommodate 121 RVs adjacent to West Delray Regional Park . The development would be on the north side of Atlantic Avenue, approximately a half mile west of State Road 7.

If it does happen, county planners say don't expect more RV parks in the Ag Reserve. The requested zoning change would only allow for a campground if it were adjacent to West Delray Regional Park, located at the western end of Atlantic Avenue in an unincorporated area of the county.

And the only parcel that meets the criteria is the 10-acre one owned by the applicants, Roger and Karen Fina. They are long-time residents of the Ag Reserve who have been blocked for years from building anything there.

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The Ag Reserve is a section of the county with special zoning designed to limit density and protect farming. The Ag Reserve consists of approximately 22,000 acres in the southern part of the county between Florida’s Turnpike and the Arthur R. Marshall National Wildlife Refuge.

Plans call for a paved site, and amenities will include a clubhouse and a pool. State law bars a patron from staying at an RV park for more than 180 days per calendar year.

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Strong demand for RV parks justifies project, applicant says

The Finas’ agent, Lauren McClellan, said there is a strong demand for another RV park in the county. The three campground sites operated by the county are often sold out. According to Rvshare.com, an RV rental company, renters utilizing their platform spent over 277,000 nights in an RV in Florida in 2023.

The project would support the West Delray Regional Park and Loxahatchee Wildlife Refuge by providing lodging to those enthusiasts who frequent the park and the refuge. West Delray Regional Park, owned by the county, draws large crowds for those who use its radio-controlled airplane and helicopter fields. There is also a radio-controlled boat lake field and car track. In addition, there are equestrian trails, a bike path, freshwater fishing and picnic areas.

The Planning Commission March 8 recommended initiation of a text amendment (the zoning code) to allow the project to move forward. It is the first step in a process that could take as long as a year before the Finas could obtain final approval.

County commissioners will act on the Planning Commission recommendation May 1. Should the commission support the recommendation, a decision will be made in November whether to submit the plans for state review.

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The Alliance of Delray Residential Associations is supporting the project, but the support is based on the Finas hooking into the county’s sewer system. The Alliance does not want the RV park to rely on a septic system.

Mike Diamond is a journalist at  The Palm Beach Post , part of the USA TODAY Florida Network. He covers Palm Beach County government and transportation. You can reach him at  [email protected] . Help support local journalism.  Subscribe today.

Sights of Elektrostal: the history of the city, what to see, photos and reviews

Table of contents:, history of the city, attractions, engineering plant, church of the righteous john of kronstadt, city recreation and culture park, cinema gallery, avangard paintball club.

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Elektrostal is a fairly large industrial city, which is located near the Vokhonka River and almost 40-50 km from the eastern part of Moscow. There are a lot of powerful factories here, where many residents of Elektrostal work. They are perfectly combined with the most beautiful green boulevards, streets and parks, bright lawns and flower beds that adorn almost the entire town. It is picturesque due to amazing reservoirs and forests. It is worth learning more about the main attractions of Elektrostal, photos of which are in the article.

The city was founded in 1916 thanks to the construction of a metallurgical plant. Previously, this place was the natural boundary of Calm. To start construction, the labor of local peasants was used. In the middle of 1925 herebuilt the first railway line that connected Elektrostal with Moscow. After the onset of 1938, the village turned into a separate city.

It is noteworthy that during the Great Patriotic War, the Electrostal plants produced ammunition that was needed for victory. In particular, it is worth noting the production of the legendary Katyushas.

A new stage for the factories of the city began after the invention of atomic weapons. The local plant was on the list of the main production facilities of the nuclear industry. This led to the fact that in 1954 the production of fuel was launched, which was used for the operation of nuclear power plants.

In 1963, the cultural center "October" was built, and this was done by the masters of the Novo-Kramatorsky plant, named after Stalin. It featured a spacious auditorium that could seat more than 850 people, as well as a unique revolving stage for actors to change scenery in seconds.

At different times, eminent creative groups performed in this cultural center, as well as the Beryozka ensemble, famous at that time. It is noteworthy that even in our time the cultural center is actively functioning, and the square in front of it is considered the most beautiful place in Elektrostal with fountains operating in the summer. In mid-2013, it received the status of a city of labor and military glory.

There are many numerous monuments in the city that tell about the history of this amazing place: a monument to Nikolai Vtorov -the founder of the famous plant "Elektrostal" near the House of Culture, a monument to Tevosyan - the chief engineer, monuments to M. Gorky and K. Marx, a sculpture "Steelworker", a monument to Korneev - Hero of the Soviet Union, as well as a memorial and a monument to soldiers who died in Afghanistan and on North Caucasus.

This is a fairly large and old factory in the city that specializes in the production of fuel for local gas stations. The plant is part of the structure of the company FC "TVEL" of the state corporation "Rosatom". The General Director of the enterprise is O. L. Sedelnikov.

This plant produces nuclear fuel, which is used by many nuclear power plants, transport power plants and research reactors, not only in Russia, but also in other European countries. The company has quality certificates OHSAS 18001, ISO 14001, ISO 9001.

The museum of the plant presents its history, shows old photographs of the streets of the city, there are achievements of workers, as well as photos of significant people, there are many of the most interesting models produced at the machine-building plant. It also stores presentations showing the principles of the enterprise.

This temple - a landmark of Elektrostal - is a single-dome centric church, which is made in the style of Byzantine times. It was erected in the 20th century, in the immediate vicinity of St. Andrew's Church. The temple was designed by T. V. Trubnikov and V. A. Drozdov, according to the developments of which the iconostasis and interior were exactly designed.

The church plays the role of a baptismal church and belongs to the Moscow diocese. The main shrines of the church are the most ancient and valuable icons of Nikandor Gorodnoyezersky and the Great Martyr Panteleimon. In addition, particles of the relics of saints are kept here. Divine services are held in the temple only during religious holidays.

The local park - a landmark of Elektrostal is an ideal place where everyone can stay alone with nature, ride numerous attractions, and also spend time playing slot machines. The park is especially popular in the summer - it is full of families, youth companies and couples in love.

Especially for the summer in 2013, the park was re-planned, which made it possible to accommodate more modern entertainment and interesting playgrounds for young visitors. Swimmers will love the dragon and swans, and trampolines have been installed for more active children.

It is noteworthy that the prices in the local park are quite affordable: the cost of a ticket for various attractions ranges from 30-100 rubles. Today it is called "Wonder Park", and it is divided into a quieter "Quiet Alley" and "Entertainment Alley", where there is an inexpensive cafe, a summer stage, and also quite a lot ofattractions.

This cinema is very popular, so it can be called a landmark of Elektrostal. It is located in the shopping center "Elgrad" and consists of 5 spacious halls that can accommodate more than 800 people. To show 2D and 3D films, only modern equipment is used: Dolby Digital Surround EX and MasterImage acoustics, as well as huge screens with a special coating. In all cinema halls, very comfortable conditions for visitors were created: climate control and soft chairs.

In the foyer of the Cinema Gallery there is a play area, a fairly spacious cafe, fast food establishments (Suneki, Tashir-pizza, Rostiks, Kebab-tun, etc.) and popcorn- bar. This is an attractive local leisure center, where the residents of Elektrostal are shown all the latest cinema.

This is a whole complex where you can spend your free time pleasantly and profitably. In addition to the playgrounds, which are fully equipped for playing laser tag and paintball, guests are invited to visit a local cafe where delicious home-cooked dishes are prepared, a banquet menu, karaoke, as well as a relaxing sauna with a warm font.

What do tourists who have visited the city say? It is not tourist, but industrial. Attractions are quite specific, but overall interesting. Tourists were pleased with low prices.

Looking at the photo of the sights of the city of Elektrostal, you may want to go there and spendunforgettable weekend.

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The journey from Moscow to Elektrostal by train is 32.44 mi and takes 2 hr 7 min. There are 71 connections per day, with the first departure at 12:15 AM and the last at 11:46 PM. It is possible to travel from Moscow to Elektrostal by train for as little as or as much as . The best price for this journey is .

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Prices will vary when you travel from Moscow to Elektrostal. On average, though, you'll pay about for a train ticket. You can find train tickets for prices as low as , but it may require some flexibility with your travel plans. If you're looking for a low price, you may need to prepare to spend more time in transit. You can also often find cheaper train tickets at particular times of day, or on certain days of the week. Of course, ticket prices often change during the year, too; expect to pay more in peak season. For the lowest prices, it's usually best to make your reservation in advance. Be careful, though, as many providers do not offer refunds or exchanges on their cheapest train tickets. Unfortunately, no price was found for your trip from Moscow to Elektrostal. Selecting a new departure or arrival city, without dramatically changing your itinerary could help you find price results. Prices will vary when you travel from Moscow to Elektrostal. On average, though, you'll pay about for a train ticket. If you're looking for a low price, you may need to prepare to spend more time in transit. You can also often find cheaper train tickets at particular times of day, or on certain days of the week. Of course, ticket prices often change during the year, too; expect to pay more in peak season. For the lowest prices, it's usually best to make your reservation in advance. Be careful, though, as many providers do not offer refunds or exchanges on their cheapest train tickets.

How long does it take to get from Moscow to Elektrostal by train?

The journey between Moscow and Elektrostal by train is approximately 32.44 mi. It will take you more or less 2 hr 7 min to complete this journey. This average figure does not take into account any delays that might arise on your route in exceptional circumstances. If you are planning to make a connection or operating on a tight schedule, give yourself plenty of time. The distance between Moscow and Elektrostal is around 32.44 mi. Depending on the exact route and provider you travel with, your journey time can vary. On average, this journey will take approximately 2 hr 7 min. However, the fastest routes between Moscow and Elektrostal take 1 hr 3 min. If a fast journey is a priority for you when traveling, look out for express services that may get you there faster. Some flexibility may be necessary when booking. Often, these services only leave at particular times of day - or even on certain days of the week. You may also find a faster journey by taking an indirect route and connecting in another station along the way.

How many journeys from Moscow to Elektrostal are there every day?

On average, there are 71 daily departures from Moscow to Elektrostal. However, there may be more or less on different days. Providers' timetables can change on certain days of the week or public holidays, and many also vary at particular times of year. Some providers change their schedules during the summer season, for example. At very busy times, there may be up to departures each day. The providers that travel along this route include , and each operates according to their own specific schedules. As a traveler, you may prefer a direct journey, or you may not mind making changes and connections. If you have heavy suitcases, a direct journey could be best; otherwise, you might be able to save money and enjoy more flexibility by making a change along the way. Every day, there are an average of 18 departures from Moscow which travel directly to Elektrostal. There are 53 journeys with one change or more. Unfortunately, no connection was found for your trip from Moscow to Elektrostal. Selecting a new departure or arrival city, without dramatically changing your itinerary could help you find connections.

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Planning your trips around off-peak travel times not only means that you'll be able to avoid the crowds, but can also end up saving you money. Being flexible with your schedule and considering alternative routes or times will significantly impact the amount of money you spend on getting from Moscow to Elektrostal.

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Checking on the latest deals can help save a lot of money, making it worth taking the time to browse and compare prices. So make sure you get the best deal on your ticket and take advantage of special fares for children, youth and seniors as well as discounts for groups.

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Best time to book cheap train tickets from Moscow to Elektrostal

The cheapest Moscow - Elektrostal train tickets can be found for as low as $35.01 if you’re lucky, or $54.00 on average. The most expensive ticket can cost as much as $77.49.

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When travelling to Elektrostal by train, if you want to avoid crowds you can check how frequently our customers are travelling in the next 30-days using the graph below. On average, the peak hours to travel are between 6:30am and 9am in the morning, or between 4pm and 7pm in the evening. Please keep this in mind when travelling to your point of departure as you may need some extra time to arrive, particularly in big cities!

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Travelocity's Russia hotels database doesn't list any place to sleep in Elektrostal.

When you and your family plan to book Travelocity-listed hotels near this region of Russia, Moscow could be an ideal alternative. It can be located 35 miles (54 kilometers) from Elektrostal. Moscow hotels and apartments include he The Ritz-Carlton, Moscow and Ararat Park Hyatt Moscow .

Once you and your family have got to know Elektrostal, why not explore a little more of the area? The Central Russia district has myriad things to offer visitors. Discover Central Russia's old towns and don't forget to see the region's forests, rivers, canals and mountains. In this corner of Russia adventurous travelers might partake in ice skating and four-wheel driving.

35 miles (59 kilometers) to the west of Elektrostal you will find Garden Ring, where you can spend a little time at the Arena CSKA. Khoroshevskiy rooms include the Kutuzovsky prospekt II and Hotel Bega . If you're looking for an alternative, you can visit Garden Ring, 35 miles (53 kilometers) west of Elektrostal. While you are in Garden Ring, take the time to explore the State Literary Museum. The Hotel Savoy Moscow and Hotel Metropol Moscow are great places to retire for the night.

While in town, don't miss out on enjoying thrills and spills in the company of fellow supporters at an engaging game. Luzhniki Stadium can be found 35 miles (58 kilometers) to the west of Elektrostal. Book a Travelocity-listed hotel right in the thick of the sporting action at the Moscow Suites Noviy Arbat or the LikeHome Apartments Arbat .

Before you and your traveling partner journey to Elektrostal, make sure you browse Travelocity's Elektrostal city guide where you can hear local secrets about the numerous attractions on offer.

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