Campgrounds for AVR

taz456 Posted 2013-02-03 7:24 AM (#130412) Subject: Campgrounds for AVR Cruiser Posts: 219 Pittsburgh, PA Looking to go to AVR for the first time this year and plan on taking the toy hauler to make it a week long trip. Can anyone make suggestions for a nearby campground that I can use as my operational base for the week? boatsrfun Posted 2013-02-03 3:33 PM (#130423 - in reply to #130412) Subject: Re: Campgrounds for AVR Cruiser Posts: 91 Last year I stayed at Cenla Campground. 1 block off Hwy 71, 1 mile south of Hwy. 9, Spirit Lake. 5 minute ride to the AVR. Clean, quiet, lots of shade trees and nice pool. Monkeyman Posted 2013-02-04 3:07 AM (#130438 - in reply to #130412) Subject: Re: Campgrounds for AVR Iron Butt Posts: 1066 Peru, IN What toy hauler do you have Mr. Taz? (Or is that, Mr. 456?) savage Posted 2013-02-04 6:51 AM (#130441 - in reply to #130412) Subject: Re: Campgrounds for AVR Cruiser Posts: 228 We have stayed at Cenla Rv Park every year we have been to the AVR. Nice place with plenty room for my 5th wheel toy hauler. taz456 Posted 2013-02-04 7:34 AM (#130442 - in reply to #130412) Subject: Re: Campgrounds for AVR Cruiser Posts: 219 Pittsburgh, PA I have a Road Warrior made by heartland. They are the same as a cyclone with a thinner exterior wall. Also some of the standard goodies found in the cyclones are an option in the Road Warrior. I have seen the website for Cenla RV park. I did not know how close the rally spot was to any of the campgrounds that i had looked at. Thanks. Monkeyman Posted 2013-02-04 1:28 PM (#130455 - in reply to #130412) Subject: Re: Campgrounds for AVR Iron Butt Posts: 1066 Peru, IN When I get one, I'll need thicker walls, etc as I'll be living in it 100%.