RV park "camping"
Is there anyone who actually camps any more? As a youth camping meant loading up the '55 Ford pickup with tents and sleeping bags, the old Coleman ice box and stove and heading for the forest. When d...
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Thanks for all of the replies. A few things I've learned.
Everyone has their idea of camping, RVing or traveling and some combine all which is fine with me. Something that I should have realized, but captain obvious had to point out is NOT EVERYONE LIVES 30 MILES FROM NATIONAL FOREST like I do. I can find a flat spot along the road to stop and camp, or can stay at forest service campgrounds that nave no hookups. This has been my perfered "camping" since I bought my first RV, and what Dad did when he towed home the '66 Shasta 52 years ago. I also live less than 5 miles from a state park with a dump station, and for a few bucks I can empty and clean the black and gray tanks about any time I want to. With my head burried in the sand (or up my back side as I'm sure a lot of you have thought) I used the "camping" I know to question yours.
Happy campingRVingtravlingwhateveryoucallit.
Everyone has their idea of camping, RVing or traveling and some combine all which is fine with me. Something that I should have realized, but captain obvious had to point out is NOT EVERYONE LIVES 30 MILES FROM NATIONAL FOREST like I do. I can find a flat spot along the road to stop and camp, or can stay at forest service campgrounds that nave no hookups. This has been my perfered "camping" since I bought my first RV, and what Dad did when he towed home the '66 Shasta 52 years ago. I also live less than 5 miles from a state park with a dump station, and for a few bucks I can empty and clean the black and gray tanks about any time I want to. With my head burried in the sand (or up my back side as I'm sure a lot of you have thought) I used the "camping" I know to question yours.
Happy campingRVingtravlingwhateveryoucallit.
