Northeran locations?

[jpochard]

I'll be headed acorss the Northern part of the country out to Seattle in September. A lot of it will be US2 going west. I imagine for the most part, civilzation will be pretty sparse. Any suggesting for What to look for or avoid when starting to look for a place for the night? 19' Coleman TT with Ford F150 dual cab.

[monkey44]

Don't miss Teddy Roosevelt NP...

[garyhaupt]

Best way to see your country...and every single small town you roll thru will have a city park and I have yet to see one that forbids overnight parking. And there will be many small RV/camping places too, along the way.

Plus, big box store parking lots are readily avialable. If you are traveling the city park/big box route, you may want this...


http://www.sanidumps.com/


September is such a great month to do the run. Lots of cattle movement to be seen as you move into the west. Get some prairie oysters here and there.



Gary Haupt

[coolmom42]

uscampgrounds.info lets you search on a map and shows info for city, county, state, and federal campgrounds all over the country. A lot of small towns have city parks with campgrounds, and a lot of fairgrounds have campsites.

[agesilaus]

Campgrounds were very thin on the ground in Montana east of Glacier. People are very nice, forget about cell phone signals except in towns.