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RE: Where do you Post Campground Reviews?
I post on campgroundreviews and campendium.
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Bob806
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08/04/19 10:50am |
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RE: Camp sites in MIchigan UP
http://gowaterfalling.com/waterfalls/maps/statemichigan.shtml
That's a waterfalls link for Michigan. If I was you, I'd head towards the Porcupine Mountains area. Look into Union Bay CG and have fun.
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Bob806
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08/01/19 01:03pm |
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RE: west virginia
I’m at Elkins right now. Tons of things to do, train rides and bike rides and much more. Stop at the train depot for information.
I 2nd that area.
Canaan Valley SP, Blackwater Falls SP, Seneca Rocks, Dolly Sods. Lots to see and do.
We really enjoy that area. Check out Seneca Shadows CG, nice spots and shady. Canaan Valley is a nice park, campsites are just ok but do have FHU if you're looking for that. Fantastic pool and golf course there as well.
Have fun & take your time. WV is awesome.
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Bob806
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07/31/19 07:00am |
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RE: Louisiana State Parks
If On Your Way Home You Are Going To Be In Northern Louisiana Up By Shreveport In Minden.
The Only COE Park In Louisiana. Beaver Dam Nice Park Not Full Hookup But Very Nice.
Close To Shreveport Casinos.
Just An Idea... Have A Great Trip!
Looks nice, thanks.
I think we're going to head to Bogue Chitto for a few nights.
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Bob806
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07/26/19 11:46am |
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RE: Louisiana State Parks
We stayed at Grand Isle State Park in March, 2018. Nice place at the Gulf but not a whole lot else in the area. Never saw a state park with free laundry room before.
JK
Thanks, maybe someday we will go there, looks pretty neat.I need to angle up northeast, as I have about 8 days to get back to Cleveland from Galveston.
Appreciate all the suggestions from everybody.
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Bob806
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07/23/19 12:29pm |
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RE: Louisiana State Parks
Thanks folks!!! I'll look into those. I also was looking at some campgrounds in Kisatchie National Forest.
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Bob806
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07/23/19 05:34am |
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Louisiana State Parks
We are planning on driving through Louisiana after staying on Galveston Island in early October. Haven't really picked a route yet, but since we've never camped in Louisiana, wanted to check it off the list.
I looked into Jimmie Davis SP and Poverty Point SP. Any other suggestions? Probably a 2 or 3 night stay, thanks.
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Bob806
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07/22/19 12:03pm |
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RE: 10 days in Michigan
Look into Wilderness SP and Hoeft SP. Hoeft isn't as busy as the western beach SPs, and has a great beach of it's own. Wilderness SP is pretty big, lots of sites, and beautiful. Good luck.
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Bob806
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07/22/19 11:27am |
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RE: Quick question about Maine
Try the " Lobster Buoy Campsties" South Thomaston. Not a big place but the ocean is at your door step. Bring your surf casting rod. They only accept cash..
Agreed - this is our favorite CG in Maine.
Pix and comments
That place looks pretty cool. So google maps says it's about a 2 hour ride to Bar Harbor; is that accurate? I know the last time we went to Maine, we were about 40 miles away from Acadia NP.
We were thinking about heading that way next summer. Maybe this is the place to be.
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Bob806
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07/11/19 07:49am |
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RE: Fall trip to Kentucky
Look into Natural Bridge SP. It's east of where you mention, but a great area to explore.
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Bob806
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07/10/19 12:06pm |
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RE: RV Campgrounds in Southern Ohio
Rocky Fork SP is a little NW of Peebles, and is a nice stop.
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Bob806
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07/10/19 12:01pm |
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RE: I need help picking a location..
We visited the Smokies 2 summers ago, camped at Smoky Bear CG and really enjoyed it. Nice pool, and you're close to all the attractions and scenery. The owners help you out at check-in with a basic tourist guide, which is great because there were things on the list we were unaware of, so we checked a few out.
Not quite as far is the Mount Rogers area of Virginia. Maybe look into it, it seems amazing too. We have Hungry Mother SP booked in early July and I'm excited to go there...plenty of scenery, a swimming beach, good hiking, and a nice bike trail nearby.
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Bob806
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06/20/19 07:51am |
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RE: Michigan & The Great Lakes bound, July 2019
And, don't forget all the waterfalls in the upper peninsula. There should be maps available to their locations.
http://gowaterfalling.com/waterfalls/maps/statemichigan.shtml
Michigan is a great camping destination. Like many mentioned, the state parks may be booked, but look into these: Hoeft, Wilderness, Indian Lake, Porcupine Mountains, Brimley for starters. (Michigan requires a state parks pass, I think its $30 or $35 for out-of-staters).
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Bob806
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06/19/19 01:39pm |
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RE: Welcome tips/input on trip to Lake Gogebic State Park
If you're into waterfalls, check this link out:
http://gowaterfalling.com/waterfalls/maps/statemichigan.shtml
Grocery store in Ontanogon, a short drive north. Wakefield might have a store as well. Not sure about laundry.
Good hiking at Presque Isle State Park, a bit northeast from Gogebic.
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Bob806
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06/17/19 02:27pm |
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RE: Lake Superior Circle (September 2020) Reservations?
Make a stop for a couple nights at Lake Superior Provincial Park (Agawa). Really really a nice CG right on the water.
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Bob806
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06/16/19 06:41am |
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RE: Broken Bow Oklahoma
We had a 26' trailer and camped at Beavers Bend, really enjoyed it. It was in the fall of 2016, not crowded at all (off season). While there were many campsites/loops, I didn't think they were too close together.
Other options that we've camped at, kind of nearby are Lake Wister SP and Daisy SP (Arkansas). Eastern Oklahoma and Western Arkansas are great places to visit.
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Bob806
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06/15/19 01:17pm |
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RE: Camping in the upper Peninsula of Michigan.
If you can get to the Porcupine Mountains, camp at Union Bay. Right on Lake Superior it's a gem. Little Girls Point is cool as well, no electric though so I don't know if you'd like that.
My favorite private CG is Jack Pine located between Munising and Manistique.
Plenty of waterfalls to hike to as well...http://gowaterfalling.com/waterfalls/maps/statemichigan.shtml
Lake of the Clouds, Lake Gogebic, the ski jump at Copper Harbor, Pictured Rocks, Indian Lake, some of the highlights and never ever ultra crowded. We've visited the UP many times and always love it.
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Bob806
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05/14/19 05:50am |
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RE: Eastern Wisconsin
We camped up by Two Rivers a few years ago and had a blast (Scheffel's Hideaway CG). Nice beach up there, and like others mentioned, it's near Manitowac, which is a cool town.
There is a paved trail right along the lake that connects the 2 towns. So you may enjoy that area even with a scooter. We watched the big ferry boat dock while there, the one that goes from Manitowac to Ludington, Mi. It's definitely a nice area to visit for a few days.
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Bob806
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05/07/19 05:32pm |
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RE: Camping in Finger Lakes Region
We like Keuka Lake State Park.Close to lots of wineries and good golf courses. All the sites are private, with bushes/brush between them. Probably half the sites have electric though, that's the only downside.
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Bob806
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04/18/19 11:24am |
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RE: Cammpground Rant
I went to a small RV lot here, the guy said he sells about 100 units a year! I can only imagine how many the big ones sell. Camping on a whim is just about a thing of the past, unless you are in a tent, I think that gives you more options.
Bingo. I read that RV sales have seen a steady increase the last 12 years. Lots of us enjoy it, so it forces the plan-ahead game.
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Bob806
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04/08/19 02:14pm |
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