WiFi In C.O.E C.G?

Dam West in Carlyle, IL does have wifi. We stayed there in May 2013

Highview campground on Lake Bardwell South of Ennis TX. had Wi-Fi a couple of years ago.

SDcampowneroperator wrote:
According to my sources in the USFS & COE, There is no intent to expand services in camps beyond basic services. The concept of those camps is to offer natural, primitive camping. Enjoy them for what they are. You might regret getting what you wish for.

Well stated! They are wilderness/natural campgrounds for a reason!!:B

We us Verizon MiFi and find that coverage in COE & NP not that good, but we don't mind. Can go without for the week or whatever time we spend in them!

According to my sources in the USFS & COE, There is no intent to expand services in camps beyond basic services. The concept of those camps is to offer natural, primitive camping. Enjoy them for what they are. You might regret getting what you wish for.

The OP title is ... WiFi In C.O.E C.G? Which is Corps of Engineers Camp Grounds in my honest opinion. I may have confused the issue with my listing a State and a County park. My intent was to show growth of WiFi into government campgrounds.

What is COEG?

We stayed at Dam West Carlyle IL last year and they said that they were adding WIFI. Have not seen it any other place.

Cherry Creek State Park and Mary's Lake Park (Larimer County) had WiFi on our summer excursion to Colorado. Mary's Lake is just south of Estes Park on a hillside.

I've camped in many government parks in the east, including C.O.E.s. over the past 9 years. In my travels, only one county park has offered WiFi. I need Internet for work and use MiFi on the Verizon network.

Not that I've ever seen.