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skipnchar

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Posted: 03/25/12 10:27am Link  |  Print  |  Notify Moderator

There are THOUSANDS of "campgrounds" for that price and less. It's RV parks that are often more expensive.


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Posted: 03/25/12 11:14am Link  |  Print  |  Notify Moderator

Thanks for posting that! Good info


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Neat campground from the looks of their website and your recommendation Greyghost. Definitely add it to our list of places to stop along Rte 66.


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Posted: 03/26/12 02:50am Link  |  Print  |  Notify Moderator

korbe wrote:

In California, those dry spaces would have triggered the requirement for a restroom facility, paved access, area lights, and often enough improvements that those dry spaces would not be cost effective.


Huh??.

Hmmmm - Flying Flags in Solvang *CA* came to mind.

*NO* hookups - park on grassy field $22.

Been that way for years (*long* before the recession).
. . . and not that expensive "back when".

Of course you can use the restrooms!.

That might be considered a bit steep - but it's a *VERY* touristy destination.

Plenty of Elks lodges in CA with inexpensive, lighted *no-hookup* RV parking. (The $10-$15 variety).
Restrooms *not* available if/when the lodge is closed.

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My day started at 06:00 and ended at 08:00 with a couple of one hour breaks for rest and lunch.

As others have stated this was an informative post. If you have a gripe about how I drive send me a pm.

* This post was edited 03/25/12 09:09pm by an administrator/moderator *


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