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RetiredBob

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Posted: 12/02/11 01:03pm

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nandj wrote:

Catalina State Park - Tucson taken in November 2011.

One of our all-time favorite campgrounds!

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Posted: 12/02/11 07:52pm

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Dead Horse State Park, Utah

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Don't remember site # but all of them are good. Arrive with full water tank.
Stunning stary nights.

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Indian Springs State Park, Flovilla GA, site number #43

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Veebyes - is that the same as Dead Horse Point State Park by Moab? We drove around there and don't remember any sites being long enough for your/our length of RV, but I see I am mistaken. Good to know.

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Veebyes wrote:

Dead Horse State Park, Utah

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Don't remember site # but all of them are good. Arrive with full water tank.
Stunning stary nights.

Now THATS what I call privacy !!

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Posted: 12/03/11 10:40pm

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Sycamore Lodge in Jackson Springs NC, site L3. It is a membership campground but you can use Coast to Coast to stay here. These pictures were taken in September 2011. The loop or L sites are the best sites on the whole campground and they book quickly.

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Back of site, lots of pine needles on ground because it stormed really bad the night before, usually the sites are very clean.
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Front of site. The site opens up about where the front of the trailer is, there is a nice cement pad w/ a picnic table behind the bushes.

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Concrete pad area:
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Posted: 12/04/11 09:22am

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Killens Pond, S of Dover, DE
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Power only, lots of sites suitable for large rigs. We use this park often as our just after pickup from storage & last stop before storage park. All sites heavily treed, all flat, all enough separation room to be comphy.

Bukhrn, There are not many Deadhorse sites suitable for larger units. We had to overhang, unable to use stabilizers at the back, to have room for the truck unhitched. Minor inconveience. Well worth it. Sites are well spaced. There is an empty right in front of us. Our site is one of the highest in the CG hence the spectacular view.

* This post was edited 12/06/11 07:45am by Veebyes *

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Just got our camper in October of 2011. Here are pics from our first 2 trips (weekenders close to home).
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# 12 George Cossar State Park at Enid Lake in MS. It was Halloween weekend and the campground was packed. This site was not on the water. All the sites in this loop (Yocona) have water,elec & sewer. There is a bathouse with hot showers. Nice mature trees everywhere. I think we paid $20.

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Wall Doxey State Park just south of Holly Springs MS. All of the sites in the newer back campground are heavily wooded. Sites have water & elec. There is a dump station. Clean bathouse with hot showers and the water pressure will blast your skin off. There is a lake in the park but not in the campground. I think we paid $18.

Love looking at everyone's pics! I am going to start a wishlist file of places to go camping.

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While not technically a campsite, I thought you all might enjoy. I entered my T@B in our Christmas parade, "An old fashioned Christmas", and won first in the misc. category [emoticon]