I am doing a copycat from the Class C forum. I thought it would be nice to see some "Killer B" camp sites.
Here is one from July 1. It was at a friends house in the country who was nice enough to invite people over for the holiday weekend.
I had to depart Saturday July 2 for a family get together but returned Sunday evening for a fireworks display. I lost my spot. 🙂
A great time was had by all as we saw fireworks in neighboring towns.
Here is one from July 1. It was at a friends house in the country who was nice enough to invite people over for the holiday weekend.
I had to depart Saturday July 2 for a family get together but returned Sunday evening for a fireworks display. I lost my spot. 🙂
A great time was had by all as we saw fireworks in neighboring towns.
Here's our vintage B in our camp site in the Adirondack Mountains this past weekend. Towed the canoe trailer up there. The campsite was on the water and had a great little lagoon with a canoe and kayak launch area with it. (Raquette Lake area of NY) Although I've used the B to stay in for a couple of antique radio shows, this was the first real camping trip we've used it for. I see the advantage already of having a screen house and not an attached awning.
Last weekend we were in the Jefferson National Forest (Virginia) and found a great wooded campsite. $12 for a site with 30 amp electric with the national geezer pass.
A 2000 Great West B was parked next to us. Had to take a picture of their slide-out. A great feature for the 6'2" owner who sleep sideways.
A 2000 Great West B was parked next to us. Had to take a picture of their slide-out. A great feature for the 6'2" owner who sleep sideways.
A couple weeks ago, we were camping at Lieber State Recreation Area, Indiana and visited nearby Cataract Falls. We saw this beautiful VW van in the lot.
We stayed at a boondocking campground yesterday. It had a picnic table and firepit. Cost was $10 for the night.
Here is where I paid.
Here was the campsite. We had a blast. We were the only one there but some friends that live nearby visited for awhile
My satellite radio.
Here is where I paid.
Here was the campsite. We had a blast. We were the only one there but some friends that live nearby visited for awhile
My satellite radio.
Animals at the campsite? A few years ago in our previous B we encountered Elk taking over our campground in Rocky Mountain National Park.
Not much of a campsite but hey -its getting out there!
VE3ESN wrote:
Here's a shot of our recent trip to Golden Hill State Park, in upstate New York, on the south shore of Lake Ontario. The photo is taken from the lighthouse, well worth the tour. You can see that we have this section of the CG to ourselves!
Beautiful !
Here's a shot of our recent trip to Golden Hill State Park, in upstate New York, on the south shore of Lake Ontario. The photo is taken from the lighthouse, well worth the tour. You can see that we have this section of the CG to ourselves!
Our B in April at the Alpine Divide National Forest Campground in the Apache/Sitgreaves National Forest just a few miles north of Alpine, AZ. I believe the Wallow Fire burned this campground out as it is now listed as closed.
