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THANK YOU CAMP HOSTS

Oasisbob
Explorer
Explorer
Our family camps more than most. My family has been blessed many many times by the kindness and helpfulness of camp ground hosts. A kind word, helpful directions, junior ranger program in Oregon. We do foster care and many times the camp hosts have extended kindness to kids new to camping. We have witnessed camp hosts dealing with stuff that is, or should'nt be, part of their job. In short Thank You so very much.
Oasis Bob
Wonderful wife 3 of 4 kids at home. 1 proudly serving in USAF
2018 Ford Explorer
2001 Bantam Trail Lite B-19

HAPPY TRAILS:)
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JeffandRisa
Explorer
Explorer
wow rarintogo we live on Whidbey I spend lots of time at fort warden love it there don't camp much there but the park is always well kept good job and thank you

rarintogo
Explorer
Explorer
We work (or play) as Camp Host 4-6 months out of the year at Fort Worden State Park in Washington. We love it when campers tell us how nice the park is. It is a great job. Like some have said, most campers are great - the others we just try to forget. ๐Ÿ™‚ Happy New Year.

Joy and Tim
Joe and Joy
'04 Winnebago Itasca Sunrise - 34D
W22 Workhorse, Banks Power Pack, Bilstein Shocks, Davis TruTrac,
Jeep Liberty Toad.

RoadXYZ
Explorer II
Explorer II
The smiles of campers, and other volunteers, knowing we are making a difference, helping the Rangers, and seeing people enjoying the campground, visitor centers or day use area is why we volunteer - nice to see the thank you postings though, that is the icing on the cake.
Full-Time RV'rs - Grandma Marji, and Grandpa
2008 Suburban / 2004 Alpenlite TT(FT)

BillAnn_C
Explorer
Explorer
Thank you! The 'thank you's' are what keeps us going. Especially on the clean bathrooms. It is so....nice to be noticed. Currently located below Palm Canyon at KOFA.

Dog_Folks
Explorer
Explorer
noplace2 wrote:
Thanks for noticing. To many we are invisible.


Except when we ask someone to follow a clearly posted rule/guideline.

Then we are the bad guys that know nothing about camping. Rant over.
Our Rig:
2005 Dodge 3500 - Dually- Cummins
2006 Outback 27 RSDS

We also have with us two rescue dogs. A Chihuahua mix & a Catahoula mix.

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Full time since June 2006

noplace2
Explorer
Explorer
Thanks for noticing. To many we are invisible.
โ€˜Love is whatโ€™s in the room with you if you stop opening presents and listen.โ€™ - Elain - age 8

Georgew48
Explorer
Explorer
We camp host 7 months out of the year and we do appreciate when someone tells us how nice the park looks or how nice the host are.

Thank you
2015 Georgetown XL 377 TS 38 foot motorhome.
1929 Model A Ford Sport Coupe
2009 Honda TRX 420FA Red (Hers)
2009 Honda TRX 420FA White (Mine)
1999 Chaparral 2130 SS limited edition ski boat

2gypsies1
Explorer III
Explorer III
You're welcome and thanks for noticing us! ๐Ÿ™‚
Full-Timed for 16 Years
.... Back in S&B Again
Traveled 8 yr in a 40' 2004 Newmar Dutch Star Motorhome
& 8 yr in a 33' Travel Supreme 5th Wheel

donn0128
Explorer II
Explorer II
Your welcome.
Come visit us June, July or September 2014

DianneOK
Explorer
Explorer
We hosted for 9 years in every part of the country. The vast majority of the folk we dealt with were great. The rest are not worth mentioning.

I will add my thanks ๐Ÿ™‚
Dianne (and Terry) (Fulltimed for 9 years)
Donnelly, ID
HAM WB6N (Terry)
2012 Ford F350, diesel, 4x4 SRW, crew cab, longbed
2009 Lance 971 Truck Camper, loaded


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JimM68
Explorer
Explorer
CAMP HOSTS ARE THE BEST.
Jim M.
2008 Monaco Knight 40skq, moho #2
The "68"
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Dog_Folks
Explorer
Explorer
As a camp host for 7 months per year, you are welcome. Helping people is why we do it. When we find someone that appreciates it makes it all the better!
Our Rig:
2005 Dodge 3500 - Dually- Cummins
2006 Outback 27 RSDS

We also have with us two rescue dogs. A Chihuahua mix & a Catahoula mix.

"I did not get to this advanced age because I am stupid."

Full time since June 2006

ScottG
Nomad
Nomad
Our saddest camping day was when we arrived at a park we hadn't been to since the previous season (lake Easton) and saw a sign over the information board that had a memorial dedicated to a fellow we called "Tab" (Tabacheck) who had hosted there for many years.

vermilye
Explorer
Explorer
I'll add my thanks. I have had so many recommendations of places to see & photograph provided by hosts that I find them my favorite source. Thanks again to all!