Lately there has been a lot of interest in viewing photos of the sites that different campgrounds have to offer. Let's start posting them to this thread and if there seems to be enough interest, perhaps we can make the thread a permanent sticky.
If you have recently posted photos of this sort, please re-post them here. If you have new ones to share, please do!
Don't forget to label the photos: Campground name, site #'s if you know them, area of campground, etc.
Picture Posting Help
**A photo width of 500 works really well.
I am taking the liberty of copying here some recent photos submitted by member 'marites62'.
Fishing Bridge - This is site 60 in the B loop - back-in, full hookups (It can be tough for long trailers and 5th wheels):
More of the same site:
Colter Bay Village - This is site 40, Pull through, full hookups. It is at the end of the loop which was nice.
More of the same site:
Thanks,
Sandi (Moderator)
If you have recently posted photos of this sort, please re-post them here. If you have new ones to share, please do!
Don't forget to label the photos: Campground name, site #'s if you know them, area of campground, etc.
Picture Posting Help
**A photo width of 500 works really well.
I am taking the liberty of copying here some recent photos submitted by member 'marites62'.
Fishing Bridge - This is site 60 in the B loop - back-in, full hookups (It can be tough for long trailers and 5th wheels):
More of the same site:
Colter Bay Village - This is site 40, Pull through, full hookups. It is at the end of the loop which was nice.
More of the same site:
Thanks,
Sandi (Moderator)
PalmTree wrote:
Here we are as far from pavemant as we can get in a couple of hours.
We wake up to Deer every morning grazing around the camp site. We saw a Martin scampering through the site not once but twice in the last week. That's a first for me. Usually they are quite shy of people.
There were about 8 other campers in the area. We never heard or saw them except whe we went to get suppllies and had to drive around the campsites.
Nordegg is a hamlet of a town near the Rockies. There are massive campgrounds(in area, not people) abundant in the area. Lots of FREE firewood in most of them or you can go get your own in the woods. Deadfall galore. Just bring a chainsaw, a cheap one will do. There is water nearby for the trailer and a dumpsite in the town. But all the camp grounds have washrooms (well maintained toilets, cleaned every day). It's rustic camping at it's best. Yes, you have to beaware there are bears in the area and cougars. Although I haven't ever seen any, there are warnings posted and there was a cougar spotted in the camp about 2 weeks ago and the park ranger came around to warn everyone.
More pictures here.
Now THATS camping....now all you need is a nice river/stream for fishing....:B
seeshell30 wrote:
Here is a picture of Newport Dunes Rv Park, Newport Beach, CA. As you can see we have a very spacious site and only had to pay $80.00 a night.
Here is a picture of Pine Valley Ranch, Banning, CA. Very lush and green..okay it is February.
seeshell30,
Why did that CG charge so much for such a small campsite right on on top of another campsite? :h
I have to agree with the other poster...with that price, the campsite should come with a steak dinner for the entire family AND FREE entertainment! I think I would find a Comfort Inn Hotel and pay less for a night than $80.00 for a small campsite like that! :E
This was Father's Day weekend along the Cannon river just south of the Twin Cities. Three Families, 6 adults, 11 kids, 1 dog, 1 OLD moho, 2 pop-ups. Joined for awile by another neighbor family with 2 adults and 2 kids. It wa really fun....LOUD but fun.
Running the "rapids" ๐
Crazy woodpecker kept pecking the elec. box
SMILES all around
Running the "rapids" ๐
Crazy woodpecker kept pecking the elec. box
SMILES all around
Here we are as far from pavemant as we can get in a couple of hours.
We wake up to Deer every morning grazing around the camp site. We saw a Martin scampering through the site not once but twice in the last week. That's a first for me. Usually they are quite shy of people.
There were about 8 other campers in the area. We never heard or saw them except whe we went to get suppllies and had to drive around the campsites.
Nordegg is a hamlet of a town near the Rockies. There are massive campgrounds(in area, not people) abundant in the area. Lots of FREE firewood in most of them or you can go get your own in the woods. Deadfall galore. Just bring a chainsaw, a cheap one will do. There is water nearby for the trailer and a dumpsite in the town. But all the camp grounds have washrooms (well maintained toilets, cleaned every day). It's rustic camping at it's best. Yes, you have to beaware there are bears in the area and cougars. Although I haven't ever seen any, there are warnings posted and there was a cougar spotted in the camp about 2 weeks ago and the park ranger came around to warn everyone.
More pictures here.
We wake up to Deer every morning grazing around the camp site. We saw a Martin scampering through the site not once but twice in the last week. That's a first for me. Usually they are quite shy of people.
There were about 8 other campers in the area. We never heard or saw them except whe we went to get suppllies and had to drive around the campsites.
Nordegg is a hamlet of a town near the Rockies. There are massive campgrounds(in area, not people) abundant in the area. Lots of FREE firewood in most of them or you can go get your own in the woods. Deadfall galore. Just bring a chainsaw, a cheap one will do. There is water nearby for the trailer and a dumpsite in the town. But all the camp grounds have washrooms (well maintained toilets, cleaned every day). It's rustic camping at it's best. Yes, you have to beaware there are bears in the area and cougars. Although I haven't ever seen any, there are warnings posted and there was a cougar spotted in the camp about 2 weeks ago and the park ranger came around to warn everyone.
More pictures here.
seeshell30 wrote:
Everyone has such wonderful pictures from their beautiful campsites. Your campsites are full of lush green trees, you are spread out with your nearest neighbor not infringing on your site. We are so jealous. Here is a picture of Campland by the Bay, San Diego, CA. This is our view from our campsite.
Ok, you couldn't pay me to stay there - steak dinner included every nite or what? I have more room at my storage lot!
Everyone has such wonderful pictures from their beautiful campsites. Your campsites are full of lush green trees, you are spread out with your nearest neighbor not infringing on your site. We are so jealous. Here is a picture of Campland by the Bay, San Diego, CA. This is our view from our campsite.
Here is a picture of Newport Dunes Rv Park, Newport Beach, CA. As you can see we have a very spacious site and only had to pay $80.00 a night.
Here is a picture of Pine Valley Ranch, Banning, CA. Very lush and green..okay it is February.
Okay this is the real reason we like to camp in California. Point Mugu State Beach, CA
Here is a picture of Newport Dunes Rv Park, Newport Beach, CA. As you can see we have a very spacious site and only had to pay $80.00 a night.
Here is a picture of Pine Valley Ranch, Banning, CA. Very lush and green..okay it is February.
Okay this is the real reason we like to camp in California. Point Mugu State Beach, CA
This was our campsite a few years ago when Fort Picken CG was still open. Hurricane Ivan damaged the road that leads to the campground extensively, so it's now closed indefinately.
The beach is within walking distance from the CG. Here is the boardwalk that leads to the beach.
Here is the end of the boardwalk before stepping down onto the beach. We really miss going there, but we've been to Topsail for the past few years which has helped make up for it.
The beach is within walking distance from the CG. Here is the boardwalk that leads to the beach.
Here is the end of the boardwalk before stepping down onto the beach. We really miss going there, but we've been to Topsail for the past few years which has helped make up for it.
Our site this weekend at Illinois Beach SP, Zion, IL. This is in the teetotalers' section, which was not busy at all. The other sections were busier and noisier. Other than great numbers of mosquitos, a very nice park.
This was our weekend trip 6-21-07.
Alcona park CG. Located on alcona pond which is the back waters of the Ausable river - Glennie Michigan.
Owned by Consumers Power with damn generating mega power to the campground.
Full hook up and very resonable.
Good pike fishing in the pond with awesome views and very peacefull.
This was the view from our pull through site.
Beaver Creek campground- Gaylord, MI
Our site. Partial hook up
This was the partial hook up-shady section of the campground
Across the little 5 acre lake was the sunny, full hook up area. We actually liked out area better even though we had requested full hook up.
This is the mini golf. It goes down the hill to the lake. I am going to write a seperate review of the campground...
Our site. Partial hook up
This was the partial hook up-shady section of the campground
Across the little 5 acre lake was the sunny, full hook up area. We actually liked out area better even though we had requested full hook up.
This is the mini golf. It goes down the hill to the lake. I am going to write a seperate review of the campground...
This is a picture of the path to the bathroom (from our campsite) at O'Leno State Park.
Another section of the path to the bathroom.
By the way, the bathrooms were incredibly nice!
Another section of the path to the bathroom.
By the way, the bathrooms were incredibly nice!
