Getting around the Campground

Mostly just walk. If in a large campground (rare), will use the truck. Nothing extra to carry or maintain.

I have a foldable adult tricycle my husband bought me from amazon. It has a nice large basket on the back and one gear and has been perfect for campgrounds.

(We also have a golf cart, four wheeler and a Polaris RZR)

I walk a minimum of 5 miles/day. Don't need no wheels. 63, 5'11", 160. Seems to work for me.

noplace2 wrote:
I walk a minimum of 5 miles/day. Don't need no wheels. 63, 5'11", 160. Seems to work for me.

I commend you sir! :C
(or madam - if that be the case)

ScottG wrote:

noplace2 wrote:
I walk a minimum of 5 miles/day. Don't need no wheels. 63, 5'11", 160. Seems to work for me.

I commend you sir! :C
(or madam - if that be the case)

Ditto!

Being you have a 1500 series truck, I don`t believe it can handle the load of a golf cart and trailer.

Exercise of any kind will extend your camping years. We walk/bike for fun and exercise. If you can't ride a bike for whatever reason, try walking.

My Mom and Dad take turns using a little, 3-wheel, folding, battery powered scooter. Sometimes, my Dad uses it to pull the blue honey wagon to the dump station, like a trailer. The scooter is very portable and not too difficult to lift, especially if you take the battery pack out, first. It saves some wear and tear on them, and they can get around more/farther. They full-time and could carry two of the scooters, but I think my Dad still considers the one scooter my Mother's, so he doesn't take any claim to it (he still rides his motorcycle, occasionally). I know where he's coming from.
I still use a bicycle, often our trips center around mountain biking, but most of my exposure to a campground comes from taking a walk after dinner.

When campin we try never to be in a hurry so usually walk. Great way to meet folks. When we camp at some huge place we carefully load the bikes into our HTT and take em along. Maybe some razor push scooters would be a thought?

sch911 wrote:
We use our feet. They are free, and are easy to transport to the campground.

Same here. Besides you get to meet more people this way plus it is better for your health.