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For General Clinton Park: Wow, gorgeous place full of nice local seasonal folks and a few folks off highway 88 like us. A real treasure. We are PA members so it only cost us $15 for a 30 amp site overlooking the Susquehanna. Nice mile long paved pathway around the perimeter.
Posted Jun 24, 2021 by Alice from CA. This is the subjective opinion of a traveler and not of AllStays LLC.
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For General Clinton Park: This city park is a nice stop while traveling HWY 88. PA rate is $15. Regular is $30. They claim 75 sites, which I'm sure they have, but there are 10 back in sites with a gravel pad. The rest are scattered through the park in the form of "park here on the grass if you like". There is a mix of 20/30/50A connections and water hookups all over the place. They have a dump station, a playground, a one-ish mile loop, and a nice view of the river at a few of the "sites". We picked a spot across from the gravel pads and dropped our 16,000 lb 5th wheel next to a picnic table, 20A outlet, and a water spigot with so many faucets on it nobody could every use them all. Watch the ground off the gravel as talking to the maintenance guy - it can get soft in the spring, fall, and after a rain. We didn't have an issue. A couple of low looking wires and branches - but we cleared the wires with our 13' 2" and I'm sure we'll brush the branches when we leave. Also had a little tail-drag pulling up to the "spots" but pretty common for our rig (40' 5th wheel). No issues pulling in off of HWY 7 if you want to check it out. The iron ranger is on the side of the kiosk by the first drive as you come in from town. Plain white envelopes with a drop box. Spent 4 nights here including a weekend and the max number of rigs were 4 (it is COVID) in mid-June. Would stay again - but probably only at the PA rate. A nice example of a quite town park that gets lots of use in the form of walkers on the trail.
Posted Jun 08, 2020 by Moretimeforus from MI. This is the subjective opinion of a traveler and not of AllStays LLC.