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We don't normally camp on Holidays, but we are here for the season and Memorial Day, 4th of July, and Labor are included.

-Michael

Sitting on the deck looking out at the lake while the TV is tuned to the golf. Don't do holiday camping anymore, kids grown and gone. Next trip is August to the Outer Banks and then leave for Florida in the middle of October.

dons2346 wrote:
Cabela's campground in Sidney,NE

Nice place, I stayed there when it first opened.

Cabela's campground in Sidney,NE

gbopp wrote:

rk911 wrote:

yrusoslo wrote:
Where are you camping for the 4th?

at home. no friggin way are we going to be anywhere within 25-miles of a campground or RV park this weekend.

X2. And I stay off the highways as much as possible. I don't think it's worth the aggravation of fighting traffic and crowds.
Enjoy your weekend, where ever you are camping.

yup. this is why we travel in the spring before school is out and in the fall when school is in. fewer crowds, more peaceful, less noise, fewer neighbors, less stress. what's not to like? :)

rk911 wrote:

yrusoslo wrote:
Where are you camping for the 4th?

at home. no friggin way are we going to be anywhere within 25-miles of a campground or RV park this weekend.

X2. And I stay off the highways as much as possible. I don't think it's worth the aggravation of fighting traffic and crowds.
Enjoy your weekend, where ever you are camping.

Northern lower michigan. Holidays increase the odds of meeting new friends

We're boondocking on a very private, very quiet, corporate wood lot in the Adirondacks. Since there are only 3 active permits left of the original 100 issued in the mid-60's, and the other two only come for deer hunting season in the fall, we don't expect any company unless our daughters stop by.

at home. leave on the 22nd for next trip. I steer clear of all 'big' holidays out and about :)

yrusoslo wrote:
Where are you camping for the 4th?

at home. no friggin way are we going to be anywhere within 25-miles of a campground or RV park this weekend.