Stlalice
For Friendship Village Campground and RV Park: Heading west and needed a campground for the night. This campground is enormous with 300+ campsites. We had a pull-though FHU for $60.00. $55 for military/AAA . A little pricey for overnight but they had other activities on the grounds ( putt-putt, cornhole, store). Did not use the facilities ( bathroom, laundry)
Beautiful gravel trail around a 1+ acre lake which was a treat for my dog and I. Historic town of Bedford is worth a visit especially Fort Bedford and be sure to stop at the Flight 93 Memorial . Well Done memorial!
Posted Oct 15, 2022 by Stlalice from St. Louis . This is the subjective opinion of a traveler and not of AllStays LLC.
Ellen
For Friendship Village Campground and RV Park: Great place. Everyone was so friendly. Fantastic family campground
Posted Oct 12, 2020 by Ellen from . This is the subjective opinion of a traveler and not of AllStays LLC.
Rich and Jann
For Friendship Village Campground and RV Park: Very nice spots on a lake with ducks. Treed, but open enough for wifi. Cable is available though. Owners are very accomadating, grounds are right off of the interstate.
We stayed 1 night on our cross country trip in a 38' 5th wheel.
Posted Nov 03, 2017 by Rich and Jann from New York. This is the subjective opinion of a traveler and not of AllStays LLC.
Dryboater
For Friendship Village Campground and RV Park: Nice place with plenty of facilities and clean washrooms. Route 220 kind of zooms overhead though, with lots of semis using air brakes, so even though the campground was nearly empty it was not too quiet. Good enough for one night.
Posted Oct 17, 2016 by Dryboater from NY. This is the subjective opinion of a traveler and not of AllStays LLC.
Dryboater
For Friendship Village Campground and RV Park: Stayed for one night en route west. Clean bathrooms and showers, level campsites (19 foot Roadtrek Agile but there are lots of easy pull-throughs if you need them), trout stream for fishermen and mini golf for those so inclined. Cabins require a two night minimum stay but not dog friendly (the rest of the campsites allow dogs). Only caveats are (1) it is very close to a highway that has high speed traffic all night, so there is some road noise and (2) the lawn mower guy buzzed around us at 815 AM so if you are a late sleeper (we are not) that could be a built in alarm. Lots of restaurants nearby of the fast food variety but also firepits at each site for barbecuers. $45 for a full hook up. Would stay again if passing through.
Posted Oct 04, 2016 by Dryboater from New York. This is the subjective opinion of a traveler and not of AllStays LLC.
PKing
For Friendship Village Campground and RV Park: Great RV park. We found it easy to get in and out of with lots of pull through a. Showers behind the store to be clean with lots of tile. Handicap stalls were super for toilet and shower. There are two pools with parking near them. Pool was very clean and there was a guard at the pool in the back. Would be great place for RV Club to meet. There is really nice meeting room too. Would stop again if going this way for sure. It was a little hard to leave back on the highway due to curves that block views.
Posted Aug 26, 2016 by PKing from Virginia. This is the subjective opinion of a traveler and not of AllStays LLC.
Rebecca
For Friendship Village Campground and RV Park: Lost of room.
Spacious.
Clean Restrooms.
Posted Jun 01, 2015 by Rebecca from South Lake Tahoe, CA. This is the subjective opinion of a traveler and not of AllStays LLC.
