LOL, JK! I havent found a really super bad one..Most have been wonderful...Remember a bad day camping is still better than a good day most other places
Buffy America-Land That I Love
Hubby, Wife and Daughter (U. S. Navy Hospital Corpsman)
2006 Suzuki Boulevard M109
2002 Honda VTX1800C
2000 Kawasaki Ninja 600
1999 Ford F350 Dually
2005 K-Z New Vision 36KX2 Toyhauler
Topsail Hill SP, Santa Rosa Beach, FL
Goose Point COE, Bassett, VA
Old Federal COE, Flowery Branch, GA
Willow Tree RV Resort, Longs, SC
Ortona South COE, La Belle, FL
It seems to change every year. As we visit more COE CGs I find they are replacing some of the private CG we previously enjoyed.
Lucy
2006 Allegro Bus 40' DP
2005 Grand Cherokee
Visit Here's Lucy for CG reviews, trip experiences, etc.
1. The one where I walked to a spot and caught several really big trout.
2. The one where nobody knows about and I can spend the week in the pines with no neighbors.
3. The one where we "broke in" the camper.
4. The one where the neighbor was sunbathing in a place she was sure she couldn't be seen.
5. The one where the whole family gathers once a year. Pretty soon we'll need a bigger spot as the family grows and the tents turn into 5ers.
As usual, the exact locations of all the above are classified...
Jerry, Lori and Parker the Chocolate Lab
2005 4Runner 4.0 4X4
2007 Dutchmen Lite 18B
Reese Pro Series SC, Prodigy, Honda EU2000i
When considering this list, since we have a good time most everywhere we go (a bad day camping is better than a good day working, you know), it almost seemed easier to remember the clunkers!
Anyway, here you go:
1. Fort Wilderness- Disney
2. Rafter J- Black Hills, SD
3. Mammoth Cave National Park- Kentucky
4. Blazing Star- San Antonio
5. Weston Bend State Park- Weston, MO
frmAloha wrote: 1. Memaloose SP, Columbia Gorge, Oregon
2. Monmouth Campground, Yellowstone
3. Three Island Crossing SP, Idaho
4. Maryhill SP, Columbia Gorge, Washington
5. Beachside SP,along the coast, Oregon
Can you tell me what Memaloose is like and what you like about it?
TIA!
Shannen (and hubby Rick)
2 sons, ages 15 and 19
2 dogs, "Duncan" (mini schnauzer) and "Libby" (lhasapoo)
1996 GMC Yukon
1986 Kit Road Ranger 234
1965 Chevrolet Bel Air
1948 Plymouth 2-door sedan
2005 Honda Foreman 500
To Davosfam:
In answer to your question, Memaloose is an oasis of green with lots of grass and trees. You can park in sun or shade, with hookups or without, with great river views or not. Tenters can find appealing sites and so can the largest motorhomes and 5-ers. The park is very popular with windsurfers during the summer, and you may need a reservation for hookups on the weekend. But the best thing about Memaloose for us and many other locals is that it's less than two hours from home. :-)
the 3Dees
Dad, Daughter and Dog
All retired w/
2000 31' SurfSide Class A
frmAloha wrote: To Davosfam:
In answer to your question, Memaloose is an oasis of green with lots of grass and trees. You can park in sun or shade, with hookups or without, with great river views or not. Tenters can find appealing sites and so can the largest motorhomes and 5-ers. The park is very popular with windsurfers during the summer, and you may need a reservation for hookups on the weekend. But the best thing about Memaloose for us and many other locals is that it's less than two hours from home. :-)
Thanks for the response!
What is there for teens to do? Is the water accessible to swim in? The only spots available during the time I am looking at are in the A section. Do you know what that is like?
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