A level site...

Looks like you might need your step ladder to get in the camper! :B

Small bright side to this, if you get a heavy rain storm no worries about your site being under water.

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Mike

Maybe "level site" means that it's a location for you to stow a level. If you had asked for a "travel trailer site," that one may be flatter.

On the other hand, I could be full of it.

Anyone want to guess where this is...? it's a Michigan State Park

Somewhere just over the bridge? It doesn't look like one we've been to yet.

I feel so much better! I parked the trailer a night ago and after wigglying to find the best spot I settled - I'm off both directions. I'm bringing my boards next time! We will survive the weekend.

It does look like you parked way back beyond where the site is meant to be...don't know if it would make a difference. With such a long parking space we'd just move it around a little to find a level spot. We've been on worse. Nice spot though.

I agree, the site is not level. Our state that has a gem called the Adirondack Park, 6 million acres, beautiful lakes, well marked and maintained hiking trails doesn't have great RV sites. If they invested in modernizing their existing campgrounds they could charge up to $35.00 to 50.00 for a nice site and fill them every week during the season.

Just get some more Lynx leveler blocks and put them to good use.

With a site like that, you can always take a small shovel and dig out some trenches for the uphill tires. A couple of inches is all it takes to help a lot.

Looks like a nice site.

It's flat front to back...

Who says that someone who has never camped cant run a campground. Salespeople sell rv's with never having owned or towed one. Sure, your suv will pull 10,000

I don't think that's bad at all.
From what I see, the campsite looks rather nice too.