Last Friday I arrived at Mistletoe State Park. I have been heading northwest following the Savannah River from the Georgia coast. There are several dams that have created lakes and Mistletoe’s 93 sites are situated along the shore of 72,000 acre Clarks Hill Lake. My site, number 75, was simply gorgeous. Before I walked the […]
Last Friday I visited Wekiwa Springs State Park near Orlando. This is a very popular campground due to it’s proximity to Disney World and the swimming opportunities in the spring. There are 60 campsites here and almost all are big and level, like number 26. But if you happen to find a spot that is […]
My first stop after leaving Rocky Bayou State Park was Falling Waters State Park. It is a small campground with only two dozen sites but it has several claims to fame. The campsites are located on one of the highest mountains in Florida. 324 feet above sea level. So make sure to acclimate yourself to […]
But first, a few bridges… I like bridges. My Brother Mike, not so much. Lately I have been sending him pictures of the bridges I have been crossing just to get on his nerves. So I figured I would share a really neat one here. It’s called the Dauphin Causeway or Bridge or something like […]
Do you know what The Big Muddy is? Here is a clue. It flows by The Big Easy. Here is another clue. That is where I was on July 22nd last year, at Itasca State Park in Minnesota, where I waded across the beginning of the Mississippi River. I guess you could call it The […]
No Pizza For Me Ever wonder what a soaking wet raccoon looks like? Neither did I. But when one literally presents himself on your doorstop you just have to take pictures. I have visited quite a few campgrounds in the last 10 days, starting with Bastrop and Buescher State Parks about 40 miles east of […]
It’s Not Small…It’s Fun Size! Random comments: “Can you sleep in there?” “Look at that cute little trailer.” “Does that have a bathroom?” And then: Daughter – “Mom, look at that little trailer.” Mom – “It looks like a doll house.” Enough already. I thought the teardrop was bad. I have given probably 15 tours […]
Campgrounds around San Antonio! Texas is a huge state. The drive across Interstate 10 from El Paso to Beaumont covers around 950 miles west to east. A trip from Brownsville north to Amarillo covers 800 miles. In fact, Texas is the second largest state with 261,797 square miles. California is a distant third at 155,959 […]
It’s that time again. CampsitePhotos.com is back on the road! I dusted off my typewriter and splashed some ink onto the ribbon. I am ready to hit the road on an epic multi-year camping trip. But first a pop quiz – Jeopardy style. The answer is Cleon Dion. Is the correct question: A. What are […]
What a long strange trip it’s been… I headed west from the shore of Lake Superior but had to dry some hiking socks first. Spent the fourth of July at Bear Head Lake. And treated myself to a decadent breakfast. Yummy. See, I don’t always eat tacos…more on that topic later. Stopped at a rainy […]
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