Before I left the Catskills I wanted to try cooking something different. Pizza. It worked out OK, just needs some fine tuning. So last week I left New York temporarily and crossed the Hudson River into Vermont. I holed up for a couple of nights at Woodford State Park. At 2400 feet of elevation, Woodford […]
New York State does things a little differently in regards to their campgrounds. There are some typical parks run directly by the State and then there are two Parks run by the Department of Environmental Conservation or DEC. They are called Catskill Park and Adirondack Park and are a unique mixture of public and private […]
Last Thursday I headed north along rainy roads to Locust Lake. There are 282 sites here but only the electric loop was open. I nabbed site 33. I quickly walked the open loop because it was going to fill up quickly for the weekend. Even though rain was expected to continue. Which it did. Number […]
To some people, camping in California means camping near the beach (see our list of California’s Best Beach Campgrounds). And it’s easy to see why – the coast’s (mostly) moderate climate, slow pace, proximity to activities like water sports, hiking or biking and picturesque views have made it a California camping destination for people from all […]
The are two big state parks near Frederick, Maryland. Greenbrier has 158 sites in four loops, with only loop C having electricity. It was still a tad chilly so I opted for power which set me back a tidy $33 per night. Loop A had several sites close by the lake, like number 13. I […]
What’s in a Name? Take the name “Shenandoah” for instance. No one is quite sure what it really means. “Silver Water”. “Great Meadows”. “River of High Mountains”. “Daughter of the Stars”. I would submit that it means all of the above. Maybe add “Place of the Sideways Rain” to list as well. I spent seven […]
It’s simple to get campsite availability notifications for a sold out campground using Campsite Assist. Campsite Assist offers the best way to get campsite availability notifications and it’s easy to use. As most people know, the most popular campgrounds sell out within minutes of when reservations become available. Currently (November, 2019) Campsite Assist will scan […]
So far this year we’ve visited and photographed over 70 campgrounds in TX, LA, MS, FL, GA, SC, NC, IL, NM and CA. Here is a list of campgrounds we’re also planning to hit during our swing through the east and northeast this year: Virginia Hungry Mother State Park Claytor Lake State Park Cave Mountain […]
Before I took off down the Crooked Road, I visited Stone Mountain State Park in North Carolina. It was wet and cold. Even the butterflies were huddling together for warmth. There are plenty of trails to hike at this park so on Tuesday morning I explored a few. From the upper parking lot near the […]
Kings Mountain State Park, SC October 7, 1780. A deadly battle was fought on the top of Kings Mountain in South Carolina. Thomas Jefferson called it “the turning point” in the War for Independence. I visited the battleground on Wednesday and came away with a deep respect for the people who fought so hard to […]
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Jay Cooke State Park offers one of the best places for bikers, backpackers, horseback riders and skiers to hook up with the Willard Munger State Trail.
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Devils Fork State Park campground is along the shore of Lake Jocassee. The area allows visitors on boats to drive to remote islands and see sites of waterfalls splitting into two lakes.
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Lake Perris offers a variety of water recreation, including swimming, fishing (shore, pier and boat), boating, sailing, waterskiing, and a special area for scuba diving.
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Myakka River State Park is one of the oldest and largest state parks in Florida. The river meanders through 58 square miles offering habitat for a variety of wildlife.
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Pfeiffer Big Sur State Park Campground is located on the banks of the Big Sur River and is very popular – often referred to as a “mini-Yosemite”.
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Fort De Soto Park Campground has 238 single-family campsites and is located on an island in a beautiful 1,136-acre park in the Tampa Bay Area.
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