Down here, the roads are usually private. I was reared to respect private property.
We get the rainbow people in the National forest, they make a mess.
Our camp sites fill up about six months in advance, and you HAVE to do it through Reserve America.
It is an inexpensive way for the snow birds to retire to Florida, but they clog up the camp sites and leave nothing for locals. They can stay for about a month and then move to their next reserved site.
They usually have one big site so scouts can get a place. I think it is nice of them. They are usually no or low cost to troops.
I figure if the hippiedippydoos can camp free by parking in the forest, you should be able to also.
At least you won't be cutting down trees to make shelters.
Mud creek looks nice.
how is the fishing?
We get the rainbow people in the National forest, they make a mess.
Our camp sites fill up about six months in advance, and you HAVE to do it through Reserve America.
It is an inexpensive way for the snow birds to retire to Florida, but they clog up the camp sites and leave nothing for locals. They can stay for about a month and then move to their next reserved site.
They usually have one big site so scouts can get a place. I think it is nice of them. They are usually no or low cost to troops.
I figure if the hippiedippydoos can camp free by parking in the forest, you should be able to also.
At least you won't be cutting down trees to make shelters.
Mud creek looks nice.
how is the fishing?
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