naturist wrote:
My experience has been that campground hosts, rangers, and the folks in the office can all tell you where to buy wood nearby. Moving wood from one campground to another is highly discouraged if not outright illegal due to various non-native insect species such as emerald ash borers, woliaed aphids, gypsy moths, etc. Wherever you go, do NOT stock up. Buy only what you plan to burn where you are, and leave any leftovers for the next camper. Yes, it’s more expensive, but the locals appreciate your not infecting their woods with new pests.
X-2, at least around here, you can buy firewood usually within 5 mi of a campground, which is good as they don't want you to move it more than 30 mi., and cheaper than that garbage being sold IN the NP or NF, bought a cute orange bag of 6 sticks of wood in Shenandoah NP,enough for 1 fire, $6 and it refused to burn, looking at the bag, notice a small tag that said the wood came from Wisconsin, kinda shot the 30 mi deal right in the butt. :S