Tenn Corp camp grounds

Jk, no different in the West.

Many trees are dying in Ohio.. big time. I lost 6 the past year.
with 2 more coming down soon.

in my area... small town... chain saws are a daily sound this summer.
and I have lived there 40 years. Sad.

Virtually every Forest Service or NPS facility in the Eastern US has a restriction on firewood and has had it for years.

rickhise wrote:
Was stopped at check in and advised no fire wood was allowed
that wasn't kiln (sp) dried.

I know there is an issue over importing
Certain creatures

Kinda felt like I needed to go to Lowes an buy some treated 2/4s
To burn

I don't see an issue.

What I have seen is acres of dead trees from invasive species

Very common in the northeast area, too--firewood must be local (with varying definitions of local) or heat treated per USDA specifications. Typically the heat treated wood is sold in little shrink-wrapped bundles and has a USDA seal or similar identification on the packaging to show it's properly heat treated.

If it's like here, treated campfire wood is readily available at gas stations, grocery stores, etc.

Do you mean COE CGs? Army Corps of Engineers?