Layout of campgrounds
Just started getting into camping one thing I noticed is the campsites are all in a row right on top of each other.Its really frustrating.They almost look like refugee camps. Does anyone else feel th...
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Except for our seasonal site, most of our camping is in state parks in FL, GA & SC. We prefer wooded sites and some privacy. State parks usually offer both of those, although some do not - like Topsail near Destin, FL. Probably the only non-state park we stay in near home is Disney's Fort Wilderness. Most of their sites are roomy. The ones we try to stay at have a lot of "wilderness" around it.
Our seasonal site is more like a parking lot campground, but there are lots of trees and every site has grass. To our west is a farm with great sunsets. To the east is another seasonal camper. They are an older couple, very nice and very quiet. To the south there are two rows in front of us, but the sites directly in front of us are no longer usable, so we have a view of the lake about 150 feet away. To the north is another older seasonal couple, except they are rarely here. They rarely spend the night and when they do come, it's usually only for a few hours.
-Michael
Our seasonal site is more like a parking lot campground, but there are lots of trees and every site has grass. To our west is a farm with great sunsets. To the east is another seasonal camper. They are an older couple, very nice and very quiet. To the south there are two rows in front of us, but the sites directly in front of us are no longer usable, so we have a view of the lake about 150 feet away. To the north is another older seasonal couple, except they are rarely here. They rarely spend the night and when they do come, it's usually only for a few hours.
-Michael
