Help Please
I've been lurking in the forums a lot lately looking for a solution. Here in the Midwest, we seem to be stuck inside some sort of twilight zone scenario where it randomly changes between snot freezin...
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sowego wrote:
So, what's stopping you? Go! If your rig is parked on your property...have a weekend campout at home! If its in a storage site, on those few days when it clears out...hook up and go somewhere local...Victorian Acres in Nebraska City is fairly close and quiet. In Nebraska City you can visit the Pendleton Outlet store, the Lewis and Clark museum (literally across the highway from Victorian Acres), visit the Morton House and their Arbor Day site...or not... Yes, it will be cold, you'll need to have lots of propane and go through the routine to keep you from freezing up...but I guarantee it will keep you busy! And if you are really adventurous...after you get to one campsite...head out to another, sooner or later you'll end up in snowbird country!
It's too early to think winter is about over. In this area snow can happen into May so...calm down or go winter camping.
Actually, we camped last year at Waubonsie State Park during the Apple Jack Festival. We had a blast. The park was packed and everyone mingled from campground to campground carrying chairs and their favorite beverage. The park ranger stopped and chatting several times too. They need to make that campground bigger!
My issue is the RV is winterized and while it is still in the yard, I don't want to battle the wind and snow (Nebraska City is getting it as we speak). I don't go camping to sit in the camper, I go to enjoy the outdoors and ride the bike. That's not happening now.
