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- TxGearheadExplorer IIVallecito, Pagosa Springs, Bayfield, Creede Colorado. May be all booked. We have the month of August reserved at Vallecito Resort. Blue Spruce RV park was all booked several months ago.
- sayoungExplorer
Captain_Happy wrote:
I'm thinking thee referring to "Fun Valley RV Park" But don't go there if your single, that won't let you in.
And why not ? :o - upwardsExplorerThank you everyone!
- TrekkarExplorer
CFerguson wrote:
UP Michigan. preferably on Lake Superior.
X2. Many areas to boondock. It doesn't usually snow before September.;) - JAC1982ExplorerWyoming. We like the Bridger-Teton National Forest between Pinedale and Jackson.
- JAC1982Explorer
lewisr wrote:
Winding River Resort, Grand Lake CO. But don't tell anyone.
Way too late on that... tons of people know about Winding River Resort :) Camping in CO is full full full. - mileshuffExplorerWe stay most anywhere across the mountains of Arizona. Williams, Flagstaff, Showlow, Alpine etc. Dozens of high altitude locations where it generally has excellent weather in the 70's and 80's when Phoenix is 110-115.
- lewisrExplorerWinding River Resort, Grand Lake CO. But don't tell anyone.
- BB_TXNomad
upwards wrote:
BB_TX wrote:
Southern Colorado just west of town of South Fork along the south fork of the Rio Grande at about 8,500’ elevation. Even in July sometimes you might need a little heat at night. Pretty easy trip from north Texas, even closer for most of Oklahoma.
What is the name of the Campground? Thank you.
The one we stay at is Fun Valley Family RV Resort. It is “Resort” for all the activities available, not because it is any kind of high end resort. It has a mile of the South Fork of the Rio Grande River running thru it where you can rent tubes to float down or bring your own tube or inflatable raft. Fishing in the river is catch/release. But they have numerous ponds stocked weekly with trout. Requires a resort fishing license. Paddleboats, bike rentals, miniature golf, regular golf outings to nearby courses, horseback riding, etc. They have a pretty nice buffet style restaurant, but it is closed due to the virus. They also have a SnackShack for burgers /hot dogs/pizza/shakes/etc. Normally have regular C&W dancing and street dances. But both are on hold due to the virus. They have a grocery store, fuel pumps, and laundry.
From the above it is obviously a busy place. Many people love it. But many don’t. Primarily due to lots of children due to being a family resort. - CFergusonExplorerUP Michigan. preferably on Lake Superior.
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