Re: [A/S] Nice Campgrounds

[NotoriousBuz@xxxxxxx]

Over the years we have found the state and national park camp sites to be 
more spacious and private, although most without any hook ups. For long 
weekends or lay overs they are perfect for us. Here in PA the state parks 
have been electrifying many of the sites. When we go on longer vacations it 
is nice to hit campgrounds with full hook ups (makes the natives more comfy). 
I have also found that when choosing private campgrounds, I look at the # of 
sites in relation to acreage, we have faired much better by shooting for a 1 
to 1 ratio. When you are looking for a campground and see 300 sites on 40 
acres with a pool, snack bar, play ground, fishing pond, fully stocked store, 
teen game room, expect to become real close to your neighbors. 
    Do you belong to a WBCCI unit? Our unit participates in several rallies a 
year, those setting up the rallies have been around and we have learned of 
many new campgrounds and fairgrounds that really can't be beat. Getting back 
to your question, How do you find good campgrounds?  In short by asking like 
you are.  What kind of camp ground do you feel is good, Good is in the "eye 
of the beholder" I have friends that need action all the time. For me it is 
Quiet, if we need to conserve water and battery power so be it. Are you 
looking for a resort that offers all the bells and whistles, or a piece of 
ground somewhere off the beaten track, or somewhere in between? Don't be 
dismayed we all have been to campgrounds from hell-o. You'll find nice ones 
you'll want to return to. Besides who has been sleeping in those beds in the 
hotels anyway? 

J.L. #4361