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esfd243

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Posted: 08/01/12 05:37am

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Looking for a family fun type CG with things to do near by for an 8 year old. We are traveling from Syracuse, NY to Myrtle Beach, SC.

Any good ideas? We need to stay 3 nights.

Mike, Dawn & Mallori
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soricobob

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Posted: 08/01/12 05:57am

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In WIlliamsburg, VA, American Heritage is a nice park, and the area is loaded with great places; Busch Gardens, colonial WIlliamsburg.

raindove

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Posted: 08/01/12 06:16am

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Lancaster PA - Old Millstream - right beside Dutch Wonderland - lots of other attractions in the immediate area.

Frontiertown is outside of Ocean City MD. Assateague Island on the MD side is nice - have both State and Federal Campgrounds. The wild horses roam free on Assateague.

* This post was edited 08/01/12 08:05am by raindove *

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Posted: 08/01/12 09:26pm

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Knoebels Amusement Park in PA. has two different campgrounds. www.knoebels.com

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Posted: 08/02/12 05:11am

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Agree with all of the above. Knoebel's Grove is an old-fashioned park that does not charge general admission - you pay only for the rides you want to ride. Food is reasonably priced, too. IMHO one of the best values in a park in the country. Dutch Wonderland is similar. Holiday Travel Park in Myrtle Beach has neat pool facilities that should appeal to the younger crowd.

Doug, Linda, Audrey (USN) & Andrew
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