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#9
Motorhomes and trailors are nice it is just impossible to get them in alot of places I like to camp. I may break down and get one some day. I used to camp a couple miles from the truck. As I get older I keep camping closer to the truck. Nowadays I may get a couple hundred feet away but its still far enough I am away from the crowd.
#11
I started canping many years ago with a tent ,went to a topper on a pickup,then to a slide camper,to a 35' 5th wheel trailer.The 2 slide in campers are what I lile the best.The only draw back was that you had to unhoke everything if you needed to go somewhere.
Now I'm back in a tent.Heck I load up all the camping stuff in the BII,the family and off we go,you can wind up in some realy off the beanten path with that set up.
Darn now I went to go camping.
Now I'm back in a tent.Heck I load up all the camping stuff in the BII,the family and off we go,you can wind up in some realy off the beanten path with that set up.
Darn now I went to go camping.
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My favorite spot is the Chattahochee national forest. You have the clear cold rivers and streams, the mountains, trout, waterfalls and isolation if your willing to throw on a backpack. They do have improved camping areas (fee based) but no electricity hookups. They are sorta crowded near holidays. Improved just means you have a flat space to pull your trailor, a fire ring, picnic table, lantern stand and a chemical flush outhouse nearby. Their is something there for everyone to enjoy unless you just have to have electricity, internet, a pool, and running water. If that is your kind of camping I suggest you look into a campground in the KOA chain.
Last edited by 70blue; 02-07-2006 at 04:58 PM.