Post up some shots of your T@B set-up at the camp site! #3

"Overflow" campsite at Gros Morne National Park, Newfoundland west coast. 
 



Boondock at town Rest/Camp area along Humber Bay, NL west coast.  Camping encouraged.  enroute to Blow Me Down Provincial Park for a week.


Boondock designated trucker lot by Wreckhouse Mountain range, living up to its name.  60-80 mph winds on return trip.

This week we stayed a few days at Occoneechee State Park at Clarksville, VA, on Rte 58 at the Kerr Reservoir near the NC border.  We chose site C16, not right on the water, but still close to the lake and very spacious with lots of shade trees..

Because roads are at the top of hills, many of the sites have 2 levels, with steps going down a short distance from the driveway to the picnic table & fire pit.

This was our second visit here since 3 years ago, and like before, we saw a great sunset from the picnic area behind the park office.

Here's a view from the driveway level.  I've always loved how our T@B can be rotated by hand as I did here (a wheel makes it easier, but not always necessary with a flat foot plate under the jack post).  Note that I tried wrapping the water hose around the stabilizer to avoid damage to the hose fitting if someone trips on the hose.

At the top of the steps I met this hairy little jumping spider (just a half inch long).  I got a chuckle out of what looked like a big frown on his face, just below 4 of his eyes.

After getting in some good hikes on trails & some biking the previous days, we inflated our kayak & tied it on the roof rack for a short drive to the boat launch (the smaller of two inside the park).

It was just enough paddling for us to make it around to where our campsite was located (about 60 yards into the trees above my wife's paddle, and see map below).

Morning sun & a wide angle view of the beautiful trees, with lots of Beech trees (and squirrels dropping Beech nut shells on us)..


Edit:
PS:  I found the spider's name - He is Phidippus Otiosis & the size & distribution matches, as well as the general appearance.
https://g.co/kgs/fpDpH7
Oh, and get this..  According to Wikipedia, "the species name is possibly derived from Latin otium 'leisure, peace, quiet + the suffix osus "full of, prone to"..".  So, our little campground host spider's name is synonymous with "prone to leisure, peace & quiet"!  Very fitting!

Did our first stay at a Harvest Hosts location last weekend.

Henway Hard Cider / Great Country Farms / Dirt Farm Brewing in Bluemont, Va. Tons of farm activities for kids, great cider (with or without the booze) and cider donuts. The brewery is a little bit up the mountain behind the farm, with an excellent view and an absolutely gigantic 3-tier outdoor patio space. Beer and food at the brewery were both pretty good. There's a vineyard too, but we didn't check it out since we were pretty content at the brewery.

10/10, would recommend a stop for anybody in the area.

Was really surprised we were the only camper/RV on the property. The weather last weekend was perfect for camping.

Camping 
Cape Disappointment State Park at the mouth of the Columbia River on Long Beach Peninsula in early September.