Class B Campsite Photos - Let's See Them!

Hunting Island State Park, South Carolina last January. Beautiful lighthouse for climbing. Makes a nice couple of days' stop en route south (off 95 about 45 min. to an hour.) Some sites are right at the beach, but book early.



Nice view from our campsite of sunset rainbow at Hunting Island.

Goblin Valley State Park, Utah. No hookups, but a modern campground amid the red rocks - each paved site has a grill and picnic table with roof shelter, and the showers and rest rooms are quite nice.

Island Cove RV Park, La Scie (on Baie Verte Peninsula), Newfoundland

NCWriter wrote:
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Pic failed? How?

Here are some simple suggestions.

1. Do a quote on someone else's message to see how the photo was inserted. Example is the best teacher.

2. Upload your photo to a hosting service and default it to no greater than preferably 640 x 480 and definitely not over 800 pixels wide. Photobucket is free and allows you to do so and set a default size no matter what the size of the photo is on your computer. There are many others but I find Photobucket to be the simplest to copy the link from. I can also link images out of Flickr, Facebook, Twitter, etc.

3. Photos have to be in .jpg (jpeg), .png or .gif format, but not .tiff. Best is .jpg which most digital cameras default to.

4. Copy the image location url and paste here with the BBCode IMG and /IMG brackets. The image location has to end in the file type such as .jpg or it isn't a legitimate reference link. Just about every photo posted online unless embedded in Flash has a root image location link that ends in the file type like .jpg.

On edit - By jove it looks like you got it!

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Canyonlands National Park, Needles Section, Squaw Flat Campground

A few more from last month...

Miracle Beach, BC:



We Wai Kai Campground, Quadra Island, BC:



Smelt Bay, Cortes Island, BC:

China Beach, BC:

Recently in the Ruby Mountains, Nevada.

OK here is one of our latest. As you can see we like to fish.

Mick

Site 6 Very little known and hard to find (no sign on Highway)BLM campground 15 miles South of Barstow Ca.Off highway 274.Free so far but with the new pit toilets, picnic tables with shelters and possible water in the future will not be free long.One of the many great views. .this place used to be for off road riding, now it's mostly rock climbers. worth the trip and the one mile slightly washboarded road