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trickyvic3

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Posted: 07/04/12 08:47am

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Doesn't make much difference to me. It all depends on how we like the CG itself.

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daveshan wrote:

Well let me think.

A view like this or packed in like sardines on concrete.

I'll get back to you on that.

Don't bother

Amazing view.

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Give me a muddy Forest Service Road and a Forest Service gravel place to park anytime, fewer people and larger camp spots, birds and animals instead of people crossing where I am camped. Do not feel it is camping if I am on asphalt or concrete. You asked for opinions ------- .

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Posted: 07/04/12 08:51am

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Concrete attracts the type of "campers" I prefer not to be around. Give me a rustic, secluded site that is reasonably level and I am very happy.

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Posted: 07/04/12 08:56am

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daveshan wrote:

A view like this or packed in like sardines on concrete.

Your basic no-brainer.

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Posted: 07/04/12 09:02am

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You gonna get what you gonna get - doesnt make any difference to me... I have nice stomp steps and patio rug

We usually camp in places like this anyway...

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* This post was edited 07/04/12 09:08am by RoyB *

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Posted: 07/04/12 09:12am

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daveshan wrote:

Well let me think.

A view like this or packed in like sardines on concrete.

I'll get back to you on that.

Daveshan - in contemplating an answer - the gravel road came to mind first because we prefer boondocking or secluded FS CG - seeing this - I have to second your thought and opinion! We camped Memorial Day weekend at a state park. DH and I went exploring and found a super nice FS CG that is secluded with what else - gravel sites - we both would've preferred the FS site over the paved. Next time.

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