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Favorite place to camp to avoid the heat in middle USA

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Explorer
Explorer
Where is your favorite place to camp in the summer to avoid the heat? With a water feature; river, creek, lake etc. Thank you.
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Dick_B
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Explorer
Wisconsin Dells area
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PawPaw_n_Gram
Explorer
Explorer
As we folks in Texas reply when people ask what are Texan's favorite camping places in the summer ---

COLORADO

Get above 5,000 ft elevation, preferably above 6,000 ft and an area which supports trees.

That will not stop hot days from happening, but what you want is places that get cool at night.

Earlier this week near Dallas, the LOW was 81. It was 91 at midnight, 81 about 5:30 as the sun rose and 90 by 9:30 am. I can't hardly take those kinds of temps any longer when the days never get cool.
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Captain_Happy
Explorer
Explorer
I'm thinking thee referring to "Fun Valley RV Park" But don't go there if your single, that won't let you in.

ksbowman
Explorer II
Explorer II
BB_TX wrote:
Southern Colorado just west of town of South Fork along the south fork of the Rio Grande at about 8,500โ€™ 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.

That's where we go too!

Lwiddis
Explorer II
Explorer II
Eastern Sierra above 8000-9000 feet.
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BB_TX
Nomad
Nomad
Southern Colorado just west of town of South Fork along the south fork of the Rio Grande at about 8,500โ€™ 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.

pianotuna
Nomad III
Nomad III
In the Mountains.
Regards, Don
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