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

Cyclonic said:

RZRBUG said:

Cyclonic said:

Sorta counts, right?  Found a T@G close by when camped overnight at the KOA in Huntington, WV.

Fox Fire?  Pretty nice, but expensive...and they put me in a bad spot just because it was small enough to fit.

Looking at my notes, we put in there for $35 for the night, which is reasonable around here.  Basic pull through spot, we didn't even unhitch.  Indeed, a nice campground, but right next to the highway without having easy access to the highway.  Place was also packed, lots of folks pulled in to get out of the flooding in the Charleston area that weekend.

$35 not too bad.  I paid $40 (plus tax) two years ago for a basic spot, grassy and wet.  Was also crowded the night I stopped.  Only two vacant spots.  Was glad to find a place late in the afternoon, and would gladly pay the same again under the same circumstances.

Since we are on the subject of KOA, here is the setup we had at another KOA stopover, this time at the Louisville South KOA in Sheperdsville, KY.  I know @jkjenn had a terrible experience at the Louisville North KOA, and she is not the only one, so I decided on this one.  There are other campgrounds in the area, but I was not so sure about the ones at the flea markets, and we really just needed a solid overnight stop, so this was a good choice.  Simple setup, we didn't even unhitch.

Jenn is a hard act to follow (the photo with Rocky is precious, BTW), but I have been wanting to try to post images on this board and this is my trial.  I apologize in advance if the image is too big (I sent it as a small file using my Iphone). 

This image is from Big Meadows Campground at Shenandoah NP in late July 2016. Nice campround.  Sites have varying levels of shade and privacy.  Site #51 was moderate for both.  No hooks, but dump station and nice coin-operated showers. We walked over to the Lodge for a nice Sunday brunch.  There are great view from the Lodge, but we were above the clouds that morning.

So Geo, did you know this exact picture has been on the RV Supply Shop advertising the Pa Ha Que Dome?

We just competed a 12 day trip around the Gaspasie in Quebec.  Covered 2,061 miles in 12 days and saw some spectacular scenery.  The first picture is from a campground in Perce, QC.  The second is in Parc Forillon and the last two are in Mont-Louis, QC.  The last two pictures are the same campsite, I couldn't decide which way to look.

jkjenn said:

I love this Rocky facey face!

'dis mah territory, mahm, all of it!'

Belle Fourche River Campground at Devils Tower National Monument. Not the prettiest campground we've ever stayed in, but you can't beat an iconic view.

I saw your camper there.  I live just up the hill from there.  Have you tried Stillwater Regional Park just up the road a mile?  It's pretty nice and Stillwater Cove is a nice little beach.

Another great spot, just for a single night.  The wine was very good as well.

We just returned from a way too short 3-nighter. The first two nights were at the campground at Clear Creek in San Benito county. Not very picturesque but we had the whole thing to ourselves the first night then one trailer showed up late the second night. We use this free campground as our staging point to enter the permit-required collecting areas in search of a material called plasma agate - a beautiful serpentine based dark green agate.


After catching our limit on the first full day we decided to pull out early and drive down into the central valley to attend a gem and mineral show in Hanford. On the way we made reservations to spend our last night at the High Sierra RV park in Oakhurst. Nice spot - kind of a laid back place with good people and a wonderful swimming hole for people and dogs (not shown in the photos). A little bit expensive due to the holiday weekend - $45 after our AAA discount - but the way we figured it we would have had to pay $20 to dump in our home area so it was a pretty good deal overall.

PXLated said:

Nathan - That's the first shot I can recall without you poised in the chair - or was that a mannequin? ;-)

 @PXLated I know, must be not as lazy this time around.  Note, also, you will be happy to see the use of blocks.  Didn't unhitch, so this was a rare time I used them.

ericnliz said:

Tommy, Jump in and join your pouch! Nice shots, sounds like you had fun!

My role is thrower of the stick (shown in 10-oclock position) ... I stay on shore and I throw sticks ... or tennis balls ... repeatedly  

tired ... and wet haha Big dogs throw off a LOT of water when they shake.