Onondaga Cave State Park
We just returned from spending 4 days at Onondaga Cave State Park in Missouri. That was 4 days without cell service or a television signal and the park’s WiFi wasn’t working either. Because the camp...
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Oakman wrote:
Back in the days when I was a working stiff I enjoyed being away from it all. Now that I’m retired I still enjoy camping but now I prefer to have an Internet connection. I like having instant access to weather radar and weather alerts via my smart phone. This is especially true when I camp in places that are prone to flash flooding like the state park we stayed at.
Tech that is limited can be a good thing. Weather alerts most assuredly.
I have seen people who go camping then spend the entire time on the computer or in the RV on the computer. While that may be their preference, it makes one wonder why they bother to go camping to begin with if they are not going to enjoy the place where they are parked?
Flood markers? I choose another place to camp:W
