Class C Campsite Photos. Show your stuff.

[Nvr_lost]

The truck camper section has a nice photo thread of their rigs at campsites. How about us Class C owners doing the same for some of our nice locations? As soon as I figure out how to do it, I will add mine, but don't wait for me. Lets get through the winter by looking at the nice places you have been. There must be tons! Don't forget to tell us where the photo was taken. Fort Desoto, Florida.

[DaCrema]

up along Skyline Dr.

[scroller95969]

Hoh River - Hoh Rainforest -



Everyone seemed to enjoy the view -

[DaCrema]

weekend camp site, Assateague State Park MD


Shot from my camp sight.

[BlairW]

and the old girl

[TyroneandGladys]

At the bottom of the second biggest canyon in the US. Palo Duro Canyon State Park Texas

[ericsmith32]

Not ours but my grandparents 02 Itasca 30ft at the MO state fair.. we'll hopefully get on in the spring! Right across the road from the hog barn the smell of my childhood! My oldest son has spent over 20 days camping with them this year.

[Mike__Rose]

Scusset Beach Cape Cod Canal MA

[Deb_and_Ed_M]

Here's the wildest place I've ever camped: just south of Whitefish Bay in Michigan's U.P. - my kayaking friend John's house. He regularly has wolves and bear visit his yard!! Unfortunately, the photo only shows tired paddlers....



Glad I have a nimble Class C - I had to turn around in that grassy area behind the MH.

[Dakzuki]

vikrv wrote:
Looks like a great place...we stayed up near there a few years back at Hyak (though in a rental house) at Snoqualmie Pass. Want to go back to ride mountain bikes on the linear trail and through the old Milwaukee Road Snoqualmie Pass tunnel.

I've ridden that trail a number of times. We usually start from Rattlesnake Lake, ride up and then back down. We were training/prepping to ride all the way to the Columbia before they closed the tunnels. One shake down trip was ridden from North Bend up to Carter Creek where we camped overnight which was fun. I was tired after pulling a trailer up hill for 20 miles. Only the big tunnel is open now, btw. We used to RV at Crystal Springs and ride up to the pass from the back side too. Now Crystal Springs is closed which is a bummer.

[RambleOnNW]

Looks like a great place...we stayed up near there a few years back at Hyak (though in a rental house) at Snoqualmie Pass. Want to go back to ride mountain bikes on the linear trail and through the old Milwaukee Road Snoqualmie Pass tunnel.

[Dakzuki]

Lake Kachess National Forest Service campground. Just east of Snoqualmie Pass, Wa. Beautiful country up there.

[bukhrn]

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[EMD360]

TyroneandGladys wrote:


At the bottom of the second largest canyon in the United States, Palo Duro Canyon State Park

Missing the pic on the post? I'd like to see them.


Here are some weekend pics from Sierra Ancha. Lots of poison ivy on the upper elevation trails--yuck! We tried to stay below the ivy line. 🙂



We had a few neighbors at this primitive campground but most of them left because of the afternoon and overnight rainstorms. We hiked in the rain but for us desert rats it was a treat. And of course in the RV we were snug and dry. :W

[CbtEngr1]

This weekend at the parents house LOL

[bukhrn]

woodworker414 wrote:
This is our site at Rend Lake, IL, southeast of St.Louis,MO.
Great campground, beautiful lake.
Bill
OH WOW, going to have to learn how to downsize my photos.

hows that ?