Now up to 715 campsites

[Ramblin__Ralph]

Finished my 5 months of 2019 ramblin' in early Nov. Tallied up my new campsites and found I'm now up to 715 total for 14 years of ramblin'. You can see the map here. Hope you can find a new place to camp from it.

Safe travels and good camping in 2020!

[Ramblin__Ralph]

Blazing: For 14 years of half-time ramblin', about 131,500 miles! I'm not surprised in the number, since I total it up every year. 🙂

Thanks for thumbs up. As you can see from the map, I've camped in Northern Idaho before and several other ID places. Great state for camping and scenery!

Ralph

[Blazing_Zippers]

My hat is off to you sir. Now---for a real thrill, how many miles have you RV'd? I bet you will be surprised.
Thanks for the info.

[Ramblin__Ralph]

pnichols: PM me your email address and when I format the file properly, I'll send it to you. I'm also "old school" with a Garmin. 🙂
Ralph

[pnichols]

Ramblin' Ralph wrote:
Finished my 5 months of 2019 ramblin' in early Nov. Tallied up my new campsites and found I'm now up to 715 total for 14 years of ramblin'. You can see the map here. Hope you can find a new place to camp from it.

Safe travels and good camping in 2020!

RR, do you have a .csv version of your 2019 camping spots?

(I'm old school and still use a Garmin navigator in our RV - and it sure does work well with custom POI .csv files loaded into it ... no Internet access required, either.)

[J_herb]

Ralph,
thanks for all the great camping info and looking forward to 2020
travels. Have a great new year. Jay

[wiskeyVI]

That's amazing to me!
Thanks you Sir!

[Ramblin__Ralph]

Tiger4x4: Many thanks for the thumbs up!! I started Ramblin' 2019 at the neat BLM CG you told me about and returned to it on my next to last stop. Thanks for the tip! Hope all is well with you.

[noteven]

Thank you Ralph. Happy travels in 2020

[Tiger4x4RV]

Thank you thank you thank you for all of the work you have put into sharing your campsites over the years!

[Ramblin__Ralph]

Thanks for the comments and thumbs up!

Yes, I know the East has plenty of beautiful areas. However, I stick to the West for higher elevation, lower temperatures and lower humidity. 🙂

I travel solo, so my blog and related items, like this map, give me something to do at a campsite. I'm glad it's useful to some.

Afford: Keep on truckin'. You'll get more. 🙂

Ralph

[BarabooBob]

I found a couple of sites that I will be visiting in the next couple of years.
Thanks for all the work.

[BarabooBob]

I found a couple of sites that I will be visiting in the next couple of years.
Thanks for all the work.

[Clarryhill]

Actually Ralph, pretty thoughty of you to provide some invaluable info to reasonable camping in some fabulous country. Represents an enormous amount of work on your part to offer it up to everyone. Much appreciation for some great info, my friend. Keep on camping.

[TenOC]

Some very good COE campgrounds in the SE and lots of history in the NE.