Class B Campsite Photos - Let's See Them!

[goreds2]

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.

[goreds2]

jjson775 wrote:
Our campsite at beautiful Hueco Tanks State Park, TX. Would you believe a paved sidewalk to the picnic table under the trees?

Looks like you had a lot of room. Very nice.

[jjson775]

Our campsite at beautiful Hueco Tanks State Park, TX. Would you believe a paved sidewalk to the picnic table under the trees?

[JasonBilly]

All pics are nice. These pics also reminds of my camping.

[stan909]

Coon Creek yellow tag site.Free Camp spot just up road from Hartbar campground down easy dirt road in San Bernardino National Forest(San Gorgonio district).20 miles South East of Big Bear Lake Ca off highway 38( also a good road) at 6,500 ft level.There is a 8,700 ft pass at Onyx summit on way to Big Bear.Lots of horse riding activity.Very few bugs.Haul in.Haul out.No fires allowed right now.No water but spigots at Hartbar and $10 dump at Barton Flats.All campgrounds in area are nice but expensive starting at $23. ">Coon creek yellow tag site

[Shearwater]

MickD - I like your photos but I think that the moderators will downsize them to 640 pixels wide. That would be too bad.

[MickD]

Just got back from a trip to Colorado and have a few pics to share. We first met some friends in Ouray and while this is not a campsite photo it is close.




We then went to Bristol Head Campground between Lake City and Creed, CO.



This was only 1/4 mile hike to Clear Creek Falls. I don't know why they call it clear creek because the water is green, possibly time of year.






We then went to Browns lake.



While at the Bristol Head campground I saw the best Vault toilet I have ever seen. It was clean and even had a rug and hand sanitizer and air freshener and waste basket.

[goreds2]

We went to a birthday bash at a friends house in the country August 2. We knew we would have a few to drink so we stayed over night in the B.

[kendall69]

Nice

[goreds2]

garmp1 wrote:
Did I post the wrong link? Blue Bluff COE park.



My error (again)

Nice site - Nice B !

[garmp]

Did I post the wrong link? Blue Bluff COE park.



My error (again)

[goreds2]

[hobbssb]

Sugarloaf Ridge State Park, near Glenn Ellen, CA. This is a great place to stay if you'd like to visit Jack London State Park which is less than 30 minutes away. Sugarloaf doesn't have hookups but does have showers.

[hobbssb]

Oak County Park near Simi Valley, CA. It has partial hookups and a dump station. No showers.
The park is located minutes away from the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library and Air force One. The train tracks are also located minutes away! But the trains stop running around 8 PM.

[cbigham]

CA dez

[MickD]

We just spent 3 days at Bartlett lake last week and had to leave early because of rain. I don't want to be off road when the run off hits.
It was nice while we were there mid 70s to low 50s temp.