Why when you go to a Campground web site do they show you pictures of there pool, trees, inside of a room which all could be any wherein the U S but when it comes to where you park which is what I am interested in, there may be one are two if your lucky and I am assuming they are the prime spots in the park not the one where the other guys slide comes over into your spot, hard to judge if you want to stay looking at those.

I would think twice about staying at those places.

You can alway use the satellite view from Google maps. I use that a lot when deciding where to stay.

There are also websites that show photographs of sites for some campgrounds (mostly public):Campsite PhotosYosemite National Park Campsite PhotosNice Camps

KarenS144 wrote:You can alway use the satellite view from Google maps. I use that a lot when deciding where to stay.I use Bing Maps with Birdeye view to use in conjunction with the campgrounds' map. I can see where the trees are located.

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webhannet
Explorer
Feb 19, 2013
Well, the Big Mac doesn't look the same as it does on TV - and the pictures on the dating sites....

I've tried asking the parks all sorts of questions to avoid bad sites. No matter how careful I was at "reading" the information and asking the questions - the sites were never as I expected. Fortunately, they were never epecially BAD. I was lucky.

I tend to stay at oceanfront parks, so I'm rarely displeased by that aspect.
fla-gypsy
Explorer
Feb 19, 2013
There is usually a good reson they do not show you the actual campsites
2oldman
Explorer II
Feb 19, 2013
Wingnusa wrote:
As a website creator,.
You are?
Wingnusa
Explorer
Feb 19, 2013
As a website creator, it sounds like you want a picture of every spot in a park? If you do, it would be much easier to call and ask or just go visit. No matter how a picture is taken someone will complain just like you are. Sorry if this offends you but...
BarbaraOK
Explorer
Feb 18, 2013
KarenS144 wrote:
You can alway use the satellite view from Google maps. I use that a lot when deciding where to stay.

So do we. Also lets you see road getting to the park, etc.

Barb
Dadio24
Explorer
Feb 18, 2013
KarenS144 wrote:
You can alway use the satellite view from Google maps. I use that a lot when deciding where to stay.

I use Bing Maps with Birdeye view to use in conjunction with the campgrounds' map. I can see where the trees are located.
vermilye
Explorer
Feb 18, 2013
There are also websites that show photographs of sites for some campgrounds (mostly public):
Campsite Photos
Yosemite National Park Campsite Photos
Nice Camps
KarenS144
Explorer
Feb 18, 2013
You can alway use the satellite view from Google maps. I use that a lot when deciding where to stay.
korbe
Explorer
Feb 18, 2013
I would think twice about staying at those places.
2oldman
Explorer II
Feb 18, 2013
Cost and effort.

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