Definition of "Primitive" vs "Tent Only"
I recently got into quite a discussion with US Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) personnel at Canyon Lake, TX, over what the word "primitive" means in describing a campground. I've always felt that "pri...
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wbwood wrote:
We always make reservations...So if a place does not accept reservations, then there's a slim chance we are going there. We don't full time and/or not retired and have the ability just to "wing it". Time is of essence for us. And going somewhere without reservations could be a waste of time for us. Plus I like knowing that I have a place in a park after driving hundreds of miles or hours. And not have to look elsewhere. We do not normally pull in to a place until evening time.
I would recommend that you call the places in advance and question them about their sites since there is an issue that you have found and with the way you camp (no reservation).
No need for the recommendation - we have often done that in our 50 years of camping. But that has nothing to do with this situation where the USACE refuses to even consider amending their websites.
WxToad
