Class C Campsite Photos. Show your stuff.
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...
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Oh, I'm sorry. Thread title just said to show the pix but didn't say I should also write about 'em. :) :)
Anyway, to your question. That was my week's campsite in the Kaibib Nat'l Forest in northern Arizona. It was just over 9,000' elevation and quite isolated. The actual site was about 30 miles or so north of the GC North Rim and maybe 10 miles south of Jacobs Lake and about 5 miles west of the road along dirt forest trails. There are many many trails that you can toad to which give one alternate views of the north rim other than just the one at Nat'l Park service concession area. A quiet and isolated place to camp with lots of furry company.
Anyway, to your question. That was my week's campsite in the Kaibib Nat'l Forest in northern Arizona. It was just over 9,000' elevation and quite isolated. The actual site was about 30 miles or so north of the GC North Rim and maybe 10 miles south of Jacobs Lake and about 5 miles west of the road along dirt forest trails. There are many many trails that you can toad to which give one alternate views of the north rim other than just the one at Nat'l Park service concession area. A quiet and isolated place to camp with lots of furry company.
