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Camping Trips?
Sig220_Ruger77
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Obviously the virus has put a bit of a damper on big trips, but....You fellow camping folks.....what's on the agenda for trips so far this year?
So far, everything we have booked is later this summer. We've got a a couple weekend stays planned at local state parks and one week long trip that will be split between 2 more state parks. That one will be spent with my brother and his family. I'm really looking forward to that one.
Jon
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BTW, my wife really wanted us to put our camper in a seasonal site this year. With us just buying it last year, I was having none of that.
That wouldn't have been the worst decision with things going the way they have this year.
Jon
We are presently camping in ours for two months in crystal river Fl on the gulf. Wife has more wants than a classified section in a newspaper so I would bet we will be camping a lot more this summer and fall. I like motel and hotel rooms with all the amenities, she likes camping. Guess who is winning.
Margaret Thatcher
"There are three kinds of lies: lies, damned lies and statistics."
Mark Twain
We went through there in 2017. It was my 2nd time through the Tetons and Yellowstone and the wife's 1st. There's a good microbrewery in Jackson Hole(if your into that). I love the scenery and stuff the parks offer, but my favorite part of the entire area is Beartooth Pass.
Jon
That would explain the crazy high prices I've seen people trying to sell their used RV's for then. I just seen our identical camper listed for $2,000 more than we bought ours for....only it was two years older.
I'm glad we bought ours last year I guess!
Jon
Before I retired I worked out a deal with my company to pay for a travel trailer to stay in while I was out of town instead of renting an apartment or hotel room which I would also keep after I retired. It was cheaper for them and it was better than throwing money away on rent that I'd never get back. I really liked it over staying in a motel room and not having to pack my bags to go home every weekend. But after staying in a travel trailer for 3 years it sorta took the fun out of going camping in one. So I just ended up selling it when I retired. It was nice though. It was 35' long with 2 large slide outs with a queen size walk around bed with a shower that someone 6'-5" tall could stand up in with electric stabilizers, electric awning, and electric jack.
That's awesome!
Jon
Wife’s idea of camping matches many other women . $30,000.00 rev is a must . Me I am happy in a nice tent . We don’t camp much ! Compromise is the holiday inn .
I am fortunate to live on acreage out in the sticks. Home Sweet Home never felt so good!