A Camper Window with a View 3
Ok I'm hoping 3's a charm! Let's see if we can keep this one going... I will try posting once a week. Here's to 2014!! Maybe a sticky this time?? :B A Camper Window with a View A Camper Window...
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Mote said: "Where is that at? I'm not to far from you and it looks like a place I'd like to camp at."
Go south from New Haven, Ill off of rt 141. Follow Market St through the old river town and find Big Barn Rd. Big Barn winds alongside the Wabash and can sometimes be known as Mouth Rd. Its about 10 miles till on your left is an exit for Calico Ln. Go due east on Calico Ln then turn south for about .8 mile. On your left you will see the river and a small loop off to the East. That's the spot. You will have to reverse and exit back onto Big Barn Rd since Calico ends.
We simply pulled up and boondocked on a gorgeous midwestern day. I don't know what anyone else's experience may be at this spot in terms of permissions. It was deserted while we were there.
I've been thinking of writing a trip report on our journey last year along the Wabash, Ohio and Mississippi. Maybe I will. We live in a gorgeous region that is totally distinct from Whazoo Country but beautiful in its own right.
Go south from New Haven, Ill off of rt 141. Follow Market St through the old river town and find Big Barn Rd. Big Barn winds alongside the Wabash and can sometimes be known as Mouth Rd. Its about 10 miles till on your left is an exit for Calico Ln. Go due east on Calico Ln then turn south for about .8 mile. On your left you will see the river and a small loop off to the East. That's the spot. You will have to reverse and exit back onto Big Barn Rd since Calico ends.
We simply pulled up and boondocked on a gorgeous midwestern day. I don't know what anyone else's experience may be at this spot in terms of permissions. It was deserted while we were there.
I've been thinking of writing a trip report on our journey last year along the Wabash, Ohio and Mississippi. Maybe I will. We live in a gorgeous region that is totally distinct from Whazoo Country but beautiful in its own right.
