Who camps/ RV's regularly?

[LACamper]

Several times when I've gone camping I've been tempted to post that I was going to see who wanted to come join us. Then reality sets in and makes me realize that putting on the internet that my home is going to unoccupied is not a good thing.

So... who else is into camping? At least if someone onboard wanted to send out a future trip announcement one could pick who to invite...

 

[bayoupirate]

It would be great to get some feedback on Good Campgrounds and State Parks.
I have an RV and camp often.

 

[LACamper]

I need to do a trip review for Desoto State Park (maybe tonight). This weekend I'm going to try to stop by to scout out Tickfaw S.P. I've camped there a few times but can never remember which sites are the better ones. Last time I was camped under a street light! Never again.

 

[Brian22]

I like camping. Need to xpost my tent review I put on another site.

 

[jms]

Always meet good folk at campgrounds . HOWEVER I don't stay at sleazy campgrounds, either state or national parks where there is security .

LIKE THIS THREAD .Haven't ever noticed it before.

 

[Cat]

We do!

This summer was a bust since Abi had surgery, but hit us up on FB when you go. I think we'll get back to normal by the Fall.

 

[thatguy]

As much as I can.....and I have a retired next door neighbor who is armed and watches my house.

 

[Cochise]

I go camping at least once or twice a year, but I always head up to Arkansas when I do. I'm in love with the Ozarks.

 

[jms]

JFIP : Grandson and I went to G. Smokies , Caves Coves Nat. Park In Tn. June 2012. All primitive camping and limited gen. use for a/c, frige, lights . No showers but inside bathrooms.
I am too old to go back to those days.

 

[Danny Abear]

Waiting on cooler weather right now, beginning in October we usually go every other weekend. GF & I both retiring in November, so lots of 3 & 4 day trips coming up. We also usually camp with bro in law and friends (all retired firemen) several times a year.Just upgraded 24' fifth wheeler to 31' bumper pull, as hot as it is, we had to go try it out last weekend.

Are Y'all sure it's OK to post about camping in this astrology section? Don't want to upset them new mods.

 

[highstandard40]

My wife and I travel as often as we can (not often enough to suit me) with our 26' trailer. I try to schedule our trips to attend a handgun silhouette match on each trip. We've attended matches as far away as Idaho, Colorado, and Arizona to the west and Kentucky, Indiana, and Ohio to the northeast. Two weeks ago we shot in Mobile, AL.

Be aware that most RV parks don't allow firearms. Descretion is advised.

 

[LACamper]

Do me a favor guys. Next time you go to a park take note of the site number and the site setup then post a review in the camping section. Sometimes getting the right space is as important as getting the right park.

 

[alpinehyperlite]

I love to camp, just in more primitive areas than allowed around here. I like to go into the middle f nowhere, find a nice spot to pitch the tent, and just enjoy nature. Like where we go keeping in Sicily island, it's vpbasically camp anywhere in the park you want. No real dedicated areas you have to set up in

 

[Cochise]

I love to camp, just in more primitive areas than allowed around here. I like to go into the middle f nowhere, find a nice spot to pitch the tent, and just enjoy nature. Like where we go keeping in Sicily island, it's vpbasically camp anywhere in the park you want. No real dedicated areas you have to set up in

^This is the way I prefer to go, as well. My grandparents used to be all about the motorhome and going to nice campgrounds, but I prefer the middle of nowhere with no one else around. I have even designed my own "primitive" tent. It consists of a net hammock with a tarp tied above it. I love it because it keeps me warm, dry, and off the ground and I don't ever have to carry or set up any stinkin' poles.

 

[jms]

Just rode west about 25 miles from Fountianblue S.P. to Fairvew S.P. on the Tchefuntia River on Hwy 22 . Nice looking park with plenty shade trees and a long walking/fishing
pier runs with the river about 100 yds. There is also a fish cleaning area with fresh water on that pier . The negative for me would be the small and close spaces . I would have to go during the week when everyone else is working to get my rig in there.

 

[edman87k5]

We camp somewhat often (6-10 times a year), but mostly in the travel trailer. We do still occasionally camp and a couple times a year we use my slide in truck camper. Mostly state parks though. Having cold air to sleep in when it is 100 degrees outside is nice!
I did a lot of primative camping when I was younger, but I am getting lazy with age.

 

[edman87k5]

Camping setup #1:

Camping setup #2:

Dont have a pic of the tent setup, but you get the idea. Sometimes the tent is on my flatbed trailer too.

 

[LACamper]

^^^I really like # 2.

Mine:

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[Danny Abear]

Just rode west about 25 miles from Fountianblue S.P. to Fairvew S.P. on the Tchefuntia River on Hwy 22 . Nice looking park with plenty shade trees and a long walking/fishing
pier runs with the river about 100 yds. There is also a fish cleaning area with fresh water on that pier . The negative for me would be the small and close spaces . I would have to go during the week when everyone else is working to get my rig in there.

They are not small and close in the newer section by the water and pier; they are very tight in the front.

 

[jms]

Tent campers had to move on the concrete pads here this morning due to intense thunder storms trying to wash them away.