Looking for anyone who uses Rvgolf or harvest RV for a stopping place while on the road. I understand no hook ups but a relaxing place to park. Anyone with any experience with any of the clubs? Share your experience?Thank You

Long ago I've taken a 250 cc Honda dirt bike on golf courses at night but didn't know you could camp there.

What will be next? Camping in graveyards? :)

The 17th island green at Sawgrass would be high on my list. You could fish in any direction. Just be sure to put out your campfire when you leave, don't want the golfers to burn their feet.

Ralph Cramden wrote:What will be next? Camping in graveyards? :)They are great. You can often find a freshly dug pit that is the perfect place to empty your tanks.

Mallard Creek RV resort is pretty nice. Stayed there twice. 18 hole course. Call the pro shop, get a tee time and if you need a cart they will bring one to your site. Load up the clubs, golf and bring the cart back to your site and they will come and get it when you're done.http://www.mallardcreekgc.com/

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20 Replies

wxtoad
Explorer
Oct 08, 2018
You can get a free shower when the sprinklers come on in the middle of the night.
Lynnmor
Explorer
Oct 07, 2018
Here is a cemetery campground: http://wikimapia.org/6333/Great-Allegheny-Passage-Dravo-Cemetery-Campground
Ralph_Cramden
Explorer II
Oct 07, 2018

I tell ya, Country Clubs and Cemetaries are the biggest wastes of prime real estate.
ksg5000
Explorer
Oct 07, 2018
Harvest RV sounds interesting - if you liked wine and were visiting Wash/Oregon/Calif it would definitely pay for itself and might be a lot of fun.
GWolfe
Explorer
Oct 07, 2018
Awful brave to camp on a golf course, I'm sure a well hit ball would go right through my little trailer. :W lol
goducks10
Explorer
Oct 07, 2018
jplante4 wrote:
They put fences around graveyards. Apparently people are dying to get in there.

:)
jplante4
Explorer II
Oct 07, 2018
They put fences around graveyards. Apparently people are dying to get in there.
Ralph_Cramden
Explorer II
Oct 07, 2018
SDcampowneroperator wrote:
Cemetaries are places to respect and reflect, not use for recreation. Please respect the sanctity of our ancestors, so visit, walk among the stones. Reflect. Then go camp somewhere else.

Oh brother :S
mt1729
Explorer
Oct 07, 2018
Gazelle05 wrote:
Please read the post! Nothing in the post about cemeteries !

Lighten up and smile. The stress is bad for your health.
mt1729
Explorer
Oct 07, 2018
If anyone wants to camp on my Mom & Dads grave spot it's fine with me. They would get a big laugh out of it. Just pour a little black velvet on my Dads marker when you leave. It's the SunSet Memorial on North Montana Ave. in Helena, MT.