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Where to in June

garmp
Explorer II
Explorer II
Being in St. Louis, MO we're looking for a place to go in mid June. Seems any place near large bodies of water, i.e. Great lakes, Gulf Coast, or even Atlantic coast, are all booked. Don't care for private parks. We're more State, COE, municipal or even FamCamp park people. What we generally prefer is a week of driving about 3 hours and spend a night, another of the same and spend two nights, repeating until we reach our destination for 5 or so days. Then return the same method, but different route.
Like to explore the destination area, but then tend to get "happy feet" and the itch to be on the road to some place different.
26' B+ needing only electric, but full hook ups are nice.
Thanks for your ideas.
Our 2351D Phoenix Cruiser, Jack, has turned us from campers into RVers and loving it!
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jdc1
Explorer II
Explorer II
Don't come to California....we have no water in our lakes, rivers streams, or reservoirs

magnusfide
Explorer II
Explorer II
More ideas for Northern AL : Joe Wheeler State Park has a good sized lake.

There are caverns in northern AL too.
Northern AL State Parks.
"The only time you should fear cast iron is if your wife is fixin' to hit you with it."-Kent Rollins
First law of science: don't spit into the wind.

Magnus

magnusfide
Explorer II
Explorer II
Do you want a really big body of water or would you be happy with a state park with a lake, or a waterfall or both?

Like you said, the big bodies of water are booked solid in summer. Thereโ€™s some beautiful places in northern Alabama. The Alabama Folk School at Camp McDowell is in northern AL and isnโ€™t too far from Clear Creek Recreation area and a good sized lake. Hereโ€™s the link Alabama Folk School at Camp McDowell
"The only time you should fear cast iron is if your wife is fixin' to hit you with it."-Kent Rollins
First law of science: don't spit into the wind.

Magnus