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OUR FAVORITE RESORTS CoastResorts.com | Facebook.com/CoastResorts | 800-368-5721 Welcome to Coast to Coast Resorts! You have a world of travel possibilities available to you as a member of Coast to Coast. To get you started, this publication highlights some of our favorite Coast network resorts. If you’re a history buff, check out Gettysburg Battlefield Resort in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, located immediately adjacent to the battlefield and containing a historic building that was used as a hospital during this pivotal Civil War battle. Or if you prefer personal watercrafts and ATVing, consider Emerald Cove Resort in Earp, California, located directly on the Colorado River between Arizona and California and surrounded by thousands of acres of BLM land. Planning a trip to see Mount Rushmore? Rushmore Shadows Resort in Rapid City, South Dakota, is just minutes from this stirring national monument and your gateway to all the many attractions that the Black Hills has to offer. Headed north to escape the summer heat? Consider Lake Shore Resort in Davison, Michigan, featuring indoor and outdoor pools, a lake for paddle boating and fishing, and a lazy river that will bring out the kid in all of us. It’s one of eight Outdoor Adventures resorts in Michigan that are all in the Coast to Coast network. During our 45 year history, Coast to Coast has helped tens of thousands of RVers fulfill their dreams of traveling our great country. We hope the more than 75 resorts featured here will get you on the road to creating your own cherished travel memories with your Coast to Coast membership. We encourage you to Dream, Plan, and Go with Coast to Coast. Happy Trails! MARCUS LEMONIS BRUCE HOSTER Chairman and CEO President Camping World & Good Sam Coast to Coast Resorts [email protected] [email protected] Coast to Coast is proud to be a member of the Good Sam Family of companies, which includes Good Sam, Camping World, Gander RV & Outdoors, Overton's, and RV Magazine. ©2021 Camp Coast to Coast, LLC. Coast wing logo is a registered trademark of Camp Coast to Coast, LLC. The GOOD SAM ICON, and Dream. Plan. Go. are registered trademarks of Good Sam Enterprises, LLC and used with permission. Unauthorized use of Coast’s or Good Sam’s trademarks is expressly prohibited. All rights reserved. CTC59997 - 0121 FAVORITE COAST TO COAST RESORTS TABLE OF CONTENTS EASTERN U.S. MISSISSIPPI ALABAMA TLC Wolf River Resort ................................................... 42 Mountain Lakes Resort ....................................................4 MISSOURI Styx River Resort ............................................................5 Branson Ridge RV Resort .............................................. 43 DELAWARE Lost Valley Lake Resort ................................................ 44 Leisure Point Resort ........................................................6 Treasure Lake Resort .................................................... 45 FLORIDA OKLAHOMA Bee’s RV Resort ..............................................................7 Eagles Landing Resort & Recreation ............................... 46 GEORGIA Texoma Shores Resort .................................................. 47 North Shore Landing .......................................................8 TEXAS NEW YORK Brownsville Winter Haven Resort ................................... 48 Allegany Mountain Resort ................................................9 The Hideout Resort and Golf Club .................................. 49 Bass Lake Resort ......................................................... 10 Marina Village Resort ................................................... 50 Niagara’s Lazy Lakes Resort ........................................... 11 Tres Rios RV River Resort & Campground......................... 51 Saratoga Escape Lodges & RV Park ................................. 12 Schroon River Escape Lodges & RV Resort ....................... 13 WISCONSIN Christmas Mountain Village Campground ........................ 52 NORTH CAROLINA Camp Hatteras Resort .................................................. 14 WESTERN U.S. Sycamore Lodge .......................................................... 15 ARIZONA OHIO Lake Havasu Resort ..................................................... 53 Arrowhead Lakes ......................................................... 16 Sunrise Adventures Ridgeview Resort ............................. 54 Millbrook Outdoor Resort .............................................. 17 Yuma Lakes Resort ....................................................... 55 Rocky Fork Ranch Resort .............................................. 18 Wally World Riverside Resort ......................................... 19 CALIFORNIA PENNSYLVANIA Canyon Creek Resort .................................................... 56 Gettysburg Battlefield Resort ........................................ 20 Cherry Valley Lakes Resort ............................................ 57 Roaring Run Resort ...................................................... 21 Delta Shores Resort & Marina ........................................ 58 Emerald Cove .............................................................. 59 SOUTH CAROLINA Briarcliffe RV Resort ..................................................... 22 Fisherman’s Retreat ..................................................... 60 Cypress Camping Resort................................................ 23 Ghost Mountain Ranch ................................................. 61 KQ Ranch Resort.......................................................... 62 VIRGINIA Indian Cove Resort ...................................................... 24 COLORADO Shenandoah Crossing Resort & Country Club ................... 25 Blue Mesa Recreational Ranch ....................................... 63 Wilderness Presidential Resort ....................................... 26 Colorado Heights Camping Resort .................................. 64 CENTRAL U.S. OREGON Cascade Meadows RV Resort .......................................... 65 ARKANSAS Neskowin Creek RV Resort ............................................. 66 Millwood Landing Golf and RV Resort ............................. 27 Paradise Cove Resort and Marina ................................... 67 ILLINOIS Woodhaven Lakes ........................................................ 28 SOUTH DAKOTA Rushmore Shadows Resort ............................................ 68 IOWA Cutty’s Okoboji Resort Club ........................................... 29 WASHINGTON Beachwood Resort ....................................................... LOUISIANA 69 Abita Springs RV Resort ............................................... 30 Maple Grove Resort ...................................................... 70 Hideway Ponds RV Resort ............................................. 31 Ocean Breeze RV Resort ............................................... 71 Old American Kampground ............................................ 72 MICHIGAN Ponderosa Falls Resort ................................................. Grand Haven Resort ..................................................... 32 73 Kalamazoo Resort ........................................................ 33 Travel Inn Resort ......................................................... 74 Lake of the North Resort .............................................. 34 INTERNATIONAL Lake Shore Resort ........................................................ 35 Mount Pleasant Resort ................................................. 36 CANADA Rifle River Resort ........................................................ 37 Bridgeview RV Resort ................................................... 75 Saginaw Bay Resort ..................................................... 38 Camping de Compton ................................................... 76 Wilderness Resort ........................................................ 39 Holiday Park Resort ..................................................... 77 MINNESOTA Wilderness Village ....................................................... 78 Hidden Bluffs Resort .................................................... 40 MEXICO St. Croix River Resort ................................................... 41 El Golfo Beach Resort .................................................. 79 ALABAMA MOUNTAIN LAKES RESORT Every site is a pull through at the on-site restaurant. From Mountain Lakes Resort, RESORT TYPE Mountain Lakes Resort you can also fish from one Coast Premier Visitors to northwestern Alabama often comment about the of their fishing piers and LOCATION beautiful views across the rolling hills found in this part of boat docks on Guntersville Langston, Alabama SEASON the country. Combine that with a western view across the Lake—one of the country’s Year-Round 68,000-acre Guntersville Lake and you’ve got your own premiere bass lakes. Put your WEBSITE brand of paradise when staying at Mountain Lakes Resort in toes or more into the water oceancanyon.com Langston, Alabama. at the lake’s swimming beach Also imagine that you’ve pulled into the resort and discovered or launch your boat at the that all the RV sites are pull throughs and provide ample room resort’s boat ramp. for you to get comfortably situated. Come play hard or just There are lots of other activities to keep you busy if you’re relax and enjoy the peaceful sounds, clean air, and comfort of not an angler. Explore the beautiful two-story clubhouse the natural surroundings. You’ll enjoy the sun rising
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