Campground design
It seams to me there is or should be a lot of research done before they build camp grounds. Which direction should the spaces face, the placement of utilities to accomadate the majority of RV'ers, the...
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Two days ago we stumbled upon a new campground that is in limited operation while still under construction. The property is ocean front and a lot of clearing and contouring was required to have a random pattern of sites. One party that camped there said in a review that pulling front end in to a back inn site resulted in slides from their rig being to close to another rig. Duh! Backed into the sited looked like it would be roomy. Of course the utilities were on the wrong side too, again Duh!
We thought it was appealing in looks and layout, roomy, and views of the water from most sites. They have cabins and Airstreams in some sites that are for rent.
The rv pads were paved, the patio part were pavers. They were open enough to drain but solid enough for the provided picnic tables and extra chairs.
Of course the landscaping is still being installed and will take a few years to develop. Being exposed to the ocean view also means the ocean breezes and winds. Not everthing grows in that enviroment.
We will be camping there next spring and we are anxious to see the finished product.
No I'm not giving you the address yet, we want to be able to camp there at least once before it becomes very popular. It is in Oregon, however.
We thought it was appealing in looks and layout, roomy, and views of the water from most sites. They have cabins and Airstreams in some sites that are for rent.
The rv pads were paved, the patio part were pavers. They were open enough to drain but solid enough for the provided picnic tables and extra chairs.
Of course the landscaping is still being installed and will take a few years to develop. Being exposed to the ocean view also means the ocean breezes and winds. Not everthing grows in that enviroment.
We will be camping there next spring and we are anxious to see the finished product.
No I'm not giving you the address yet, we want to be able to camp there at least once before it becomes very popular. It is in Oregon, however.
