Camping near St Louis arriving very late.
OK, I got a weird camping need. My kids 15 & 17 year old girls are going to the Sega Sonic Boom 2013 in St Louis this weekend. Its an all ages event, but I have mixed feelings about being very far awa...
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If you drop the kids off and "hang-out", there are tons of things to do near the Pageant, especially for adults. Just do a search for the U-City Loop. With only having a couple of hours, you could spend that entire time checking out the St Louis Walk of Fame. There are good restaurants including Blueberry Hill were you may run into Chuck Berry.
And with school starting back up, people watching is at a premium due to it's close proximaty to Washington University. Sometimes that in itself is worth the price of admission, which by the way is free.
I would suggest arriving early enough to arrive and set-up at a campground and then take the towed into U-City. Parking is hard enough to find for cars let alone a MH. You find plenty of things to keep you busy while the kids are at their event, enough that you may even want to bring them back the next day to see "The Loop".
Doug
And with school starting back up, people watching is at a premium due to it's close proximaty to Washington University. Sometimes that in itself is worth the price of admission, which by the way is free.
I would suggest arriving early enough to arrive and set-up at a campground and then take the towed into U-City. Parking is hard enough to find for cars let alone a MH. You find plenty of things to keep you busy while the kids are at their event, enough that you may even want to bring them back the next day to see "The Loop".
Doug
