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.

[stan909]

AZ. I 'm not sure why the photos would be deleted. Other than my violating the spirit of the thread a little (ok. Maybe a lot) ,the pics are hosted by Photobucket so they are not stored here. It takes much more work to post a lot of photos so I 'll probably stick to just the campsite photos if they are deleted. I look at other posters photos and wonder about the rest of the story and that is why I went overboard. Thanks for the heads up.

[jamescook]

Campground in Spain. Washrooms on every single site.



Peter

[stan909]

Just driving thru Buckhorn CG Angeles Crest Highway Ca. 2.Very popular.It was already full by 5pm Friday.Lovely glenn with seasonal creek.
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.After living in SoCal my whole life I finally started camping nearby after travelling everywhere else.The camper van has made this possible.I hope these posts inspire people to travel the Angeles Crest.it is an amazing road and just and hour from L.A..

[stan909]

Guffy CG down Blue Ridge truck trail at end of allowable travel 6 miles from Angeles Crest highway #2.



In case you wondered if you could make it.


MT. San Antonio(10,399) to the south.

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Can you see MT Wilson?.


Truck Trail going down,down,down but alas not open..


Fire fighting copter coming from one of the reseviors on the ridge..


As we exit.Notice the blockaded road going down into the valley.

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Some of the road.

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BTW there was a 24ft Class C at a primitive camp along the road.Sorry did not get pic.

[stan909]

Blue Ridge CG above Wrightwood Ca.On the Blur Ridge Truck Trail at the top of the Mountain High Ski area.About 7,900 ft.View of Both High Desert and Pomona Valley and Anahiem (At night could see Angels Stadium).Road is a little rough ,particularly at beginning stretch but sedans even took this road. ......View to Mt. Baden Powell.Mama bear and cub prints in our site but probaly done before our arrival..Father son trip.He starts Cal Poly Pomona Monday.

[hobbssb]

Mt Madonna County Park - 12 mi west of Gilroy, CA off the 101 (about 40 mi south of San Jose)


We were able to get one of the last sites with hook-ups with only about 1 week in advance planning. It was full the day we arrived.


Evening entertainment (volunteers, but really quite good)

[stan909]

..... . Vista Point above Lake Henshaw Looking North East to South East over a small part of the old Warner Ranch(Rancho San Jose De Valle).Lots of future steaks below. Old school house in Julian.

[stan909]

...... Observatory campground ($15 per night.Reservations recommeneded on weekends).2 miles from Palomar Observatory (free admission)views to Mt San Jacinto and the San Bernardino's beyond.Meadows on Palomar Mt. are covered in ferns and possible rattle snakes.Great stargazing.We went to Jullian afterward.Nice short trip from L.A./San Diego.

[NCWriter]

Thousand Lakes campground in Torrey, UT near Capitol Reef NP. Nice small corner spot at the back with a terrific view.

[RobTheGob]

Little Qualicum Falls campground:



The falls:

[stan909]

Crystal Lake above Azusa Ca..Up highway 39. . More of a pond and not worth the little hike.The camp is nessled in a valley surrounded by Magnificent ridges and big pines.Lot's of rowdy campers carrying on til the wee hours.weekday camping would be calmer.Some very nice spots.Little cafe/store with small menu.No cell coverage for T-mobile and never saw anyone else on a cell phone.

[NCWriter]

Hunting Island State Park, South Carolina last January. Beautiful lighthouse for climbing. Makes a nice couple of days' stop en route south (off 95 about 45 min. to an hour.) Some sites are right at the beach, but book early.



Nice view from our campsite of sunset rainbow at Hunting Island.

[NCWriter]

Goblin Valley State Park, Utah. No hookups, but a modern campground amid the red rocks - each paved site has a grill and picnic table with roof shelter, and the showers and rest rooms are quite nice.

[NCWriter]

Island Cove RV Park, La Scie (on Baie Verte Peninsula), Newfoundland

[Davydd]

NCWriter wrote:
Pic failed, still trying.

Pic failed? How?

Here are some simple suggestions.

1. Do a quote on someone else's message to see how the photo was inserted. Example is the best teacher.

2. Upload your photo to a hosting service and default it to no greater than preferably 640 x 480 and definitely not over 800 pixels wide. Photobucket is free and allows you to do so and set a default size no matter what the size of the photo is on your computer. There are many others but I find Photobucket to be the simplest to copy the link from. I can also link images out of Flickr, Facebook, Twitter, etc.

3. Photos have to be in .jpg (jpeg), .png or .gif format, but not .tiff. Best is .jpg which most digital cameras default to.

4. Copy the image location url and paste here with the BBCode IMG and /IMG brackets. The image location has to end in the file type such as .jpg or it isn't a legitimate reference link. Just about every photo posted online unless embedded in Flash has a root image location link that ends in the file type like .jpg.

On edit - By jove it looks like you got it!