One of the other members started a thread asking where you plan to camp this summer. What places are you going to avoid this summer and what is your reasons? For Example : such and such place is to crowded, such and such place is doing remodeling this year, such and such place is over priced. Lets try to be polite to one another. After all we all like different things but, maybe you can post something that will help someone else with similar likes avoid a bad experience.

Florida, for personal and economic reasons.

Probably NOT doing Watkins Glen this year. Did the KOA and Clute Park, the wine tour and I think we'll wait until we're towing a dinghy. No rental cars nearby and the limo wine tours are expensive.

NYCgrrl wrote:Florida, for personal and economic reasons.I have to travel there a few times a year for work. I am highly confused as to why anybody would voluntarily enter that state, for recreational purposes or otherwise.

jplante4 wrote:Probably NOT doing Watkins Glen this year. Did the KOA and Clute Park, the wine tour and I think we'll wait until we're towing a dinghy. No rental cars nearby and the limo wine tours are expensive.Have you visited Taughannock Falls yet? No dinghy needed but great vistas, almost better hiking, and still on the wine trail. Can't speak for taxis or limo tours there since we drag the booty back to the campground;). I do need to rent a boat this year whilst visiting Indian Lake and the Saranacs. Which should be a good thing in my life:).

Not going camping along the path of the solar eclipse on August 21. Mainly because all the campgrounds are full.

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dennis1
Explorer
Mar 23, 2017
Not going camping along the path of the solar eclipse on August 21. Mainly because all the campgrounds are full.
NYCgrrl
Explorer
Mar 23, 2017
jplante4 wrote:
Probably NOT doing Watkins Glen this year. Did the KOA and Clute Park, the wine tour and I think we'll wait until we're towing a dinghy. No rental cars nearby and the limo wine tours are expensive.

Have you visited Taughannock Falls yet? No dinghy needed but great vistas, almost better hiking, and still on the wine trail. Can't speak for taxis or limo tours there since we drag the booty back to the campground;). I do need to rent a boat this year whilst visiting Indian Lake and the Saranacs. Which should be a good thing in my life:).
IdaD
Explorer
Mar 23, 2017
NYCgrrl wrote:
Florida, for personal and economic reasons.

I have to travel there a few times a year for work. I am highly confused as to why anybody would voluntarily enter that state, for recreational purposes or otherwise.
jplante4
Explorer II
Mar 23, 2017
Probably NOT doing Watkins Glen this year. Did the KOA and Clute Park, the wine tour and I think we'll wait until we're towing a dinghy. No rental cars nearby and the limo wine tours are expensive.
NYCgrrl
Explorer
Mar 23, 2017
Florida, for personal and economic reasons.

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