I almost always use a tent site. They are usually somewhat cheaper and the scenary is better. Also, I hate the noise of a generator or big RV air conditioners when I'm trying to sleep. If I'm just passing through and I don't need a shower I usually use a rest stop or Wally World.
Most State & National Parks have tent sites that are plenty big enough for my TTT & tow vehicle.
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tent sites or rv sites?
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by Kankujoe » Wed Jan 16, 2008 1:37 am
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Ad-ven-ture: 1. an undertaking involving risk, unforeseeable danger, or unexpected excitement. 2. an exciting or remarkable experience. Trav-el-er: 1. one who seeks to experience their world. 2. one who seeks to be immersed in other cultures.
Ad-ven-ture: 1. an undertaking involving risk, unforeseeable danger, or unexpected excitement. 2. an exciting or remarkable experience. Trav-el-er: 1. one who seeks to experience their world. 2. one who seeks to be immersed in other cultures.
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Kankujoe - Adventure Traveler
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by Randy77301 » Wed Jan 16, 2008 6:32 am
Tent site or tent pad..... I know the US Forest Service around here won't let you drive on the grass let alone park anything on the tent pad.....
Sam Houston National Forest / SE Texas...... stay off the grass....
The state parks here have rv and tent sites, but still can't park anything on the tent pad.........
Sam Houston National Forest / SE Texas...... stay off the grass....
The state parks here have rv and tent sites, but still can't park anything on the tent pad.........
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Randy77301 - Teardrop Advisor
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