Is it worth while listing campgrounds with difficult access.
In a week or two I am headed up north with what I hope will be my last trip to Long Island with my camper, I may drop off my camper at my cousins house and drive over with my truck every few years.
One thing I had a problem with on my last trip were a couple beautiful campgrounds that were at the end of roads with low overhanging tree branches. One particular place was perfect, I was right next to a little river stream where a few camper brought along fishing poles and appeared to be doing well. The problem was you had to go thru a small town with narrow streets and a lot of twisty curves, and all the while as I am driving up I kept on worrying over something hooking on to my antenna satellite dish or anything else on my roof. I really loved the site but getting there had me worried I just started back up 3 years ago after taking a 25 year break from camping and was wondering if others have encountered this problem.
If things work out I hope to head west to AZ to visit a childhood friend and north to Utah to visit a cousin I haven't seen in a long time.
One thing I had a problem with on my last trip were a couple beautiful campgrounds that were at the end of roads with low overhanging tree branches. One particular place was perfect, I was right next to a little river stream where a few camper brought along fishing poles and appeared to be doing well. The problem was you had to go thru a small town with narrow streets and a lot of twisty curves, and all the while as I am driving up I kept on worrying over something hooking on to my antenna satellite dish or anything else on my roof. I really loved the site but getting there had me worried I just started back up 3 years ago after taking a 25 year break from camping and was wondering if others have encountered this problem.
If things work out I hope to head west to AZ to visit a childhood friend and north to Utah to visit a cousin I haven't seen in a long time.
