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« on: January 29, 2005, 10:32:04 PM »
We have several favorite camping spots - It's hard to choose. However, we do know that we never want to camp in Las Vegas again... WHOA! I think my favorite places to camp aren't campgrounds or parks, but down unmarked roads or on the edges of farmland out in the middle of nowhere. death valley was cool... route 1 in California was pretty cool, I always love Baxter State Park (I can't help it, I'm a Mainer), every place has been pretty unique.<br>We posted some from our last trip on our website www.VWRoadTrip.com - hopefully more will come as soon as the snow is gone.
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« on: April 17, 2004, 05:16:56 PM »
I've got 15 and 16 reserved for may 28th gonna be fun. 
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« on: March 10, 2004, 01:46:59 PM »
It's right on the river, very private and for the most part quiet. (the river drowns out any other noise). Alot of trees, not to far from home.<br><br>spot 10 and 6 are some of the best spots. my wife and I stayed in 10. It doesn't look very big when you first see it but it actually was big enough for all my tents.
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« on: February 01, 2004, 06:49:12 PM »
Thansk for the info, hope to be there in my friend's Westy in August. Can you give some details what makes it your favorite spot in Washington?<br><br>John
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« on: November 08, 2003, 10:02:48 PM »
the message said "camp thingy" it filtered the camp name. The actual name is camp d i c k or, if that didnt work, the abbriviation for richard. <br><br>Later<br>Mike
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« on: November 08, 2003, 10:01:42 PM »
Favorite spots to camp in Colorado <br><br>Pingree park <br>25 miles up the poudre canyon from Fort Collins, Co. Turn torwards the sign that says, "pingree park" anywhere you can park is free game. This area is National Forest Service land... their rules apply.<br><br>Rock Creek<br>3 miles from Allenspark, Co Located on highway 7. Head thru allenspark, turn on the "co ski road" This road takes you on an unimproved (boulders / ruts / 4wd road) dirt road which continues for some time. There is a creek to the left which has many camp sites located along it. All are free, most have fire pits & lots of big shade trees. Also National Forest Service Land. <br><br>Camp Dick <br>Located near Allenspark, CO on the Peak To Peak Highway. Pass Peacefull valley, turn torwards sign that says Camp Dick. Improved camping sites with concrete spaces and nice tent pads. $12 per night.
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« on: October 30, 2003, 07:58:49 PM »
New campout being started. Check out the details at http://www.AFriendlyFace.com<br><br>Peace, Deadhead
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« on: October 28, 2003, 04:55:58 PM »
Been there...absolutely gorgeuous...of course the campground was full and we stayed at a private campground in the area. The Grand Canyon of the East as they call it is definately chock full of outdoorsy recreation.
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« on: October 08, 2003, 02:49:27 PM »
in mid-western NY is a Large River gorge carved by the genessee river that drains into lake Ontario. <br>the state park is 20 miles long and has primitive/RV/cabin camping there are 3 wonderfully scenic waterfalls and a 100ft+ train trestle as well as a small regional geological museaum with a Mastadon skeleton found in the vicinity,<br>during summer there is are several gift shops and a community area with large pool and even a US post office. <br><br>there are miles of biking and scenic overlooks as well as hiking and part of the fingerlakes trail. canoeing on the river in the gorge when the water is calm. <br><br>it's a MUST SEE for anyone passing thru Central NY state. <br><br>Dan in syracuse
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« on: October 05, 2003, 11:54:43 PM »
One of the best places I've ever camped was on Richmond Island off the coast of Maine. You have to canoe or kayak out there and you MUST get permission from the owners, but its worth it.<br>We had to leave the bus behind.  <br>Be sure to check the weather - its open ocean!<br><br>P.S. Oh yeah, you have to pee & poo in a bag and bring it off the island when you leave. 
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« on: September 03, 2003, 10:11:42 AM »
Our favorite place to camp is North of Highland campground in Truro, MA<br>www.capecodcamping.com<br>We usually do two weeks every August and have a wonderful time. There's no electric (unless you are a full or half-season camper) and no campfires (we just go to the Truro town beach for nighttime fires). <br><br>The whole campground is very clean, well run and caters mostly to tents and pop-up campers. The showers are especially nice and you can walk or bike a short way to beautiful ocean side beaches. They also have a reasonably priced camp store, laundry room, and a recreation room with ping pong, fooseball and a nice fireplace.<br>We are planning to be there again next year during the first two weeks of August.<br><br>Stan Wohlfarth<br>aka. Stanagon<br>current LiMBO prez.<br>Transporterfest promoter
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