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Loralie


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Hi.
I've just found another great website - forestcamping.com
It has lots of great information about the National Forest Land and campgrounds located there.
So many great places to go see in the US!!

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Speedhitch


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Well we will have to give this a try. We both like having new resources to scan through on places to stay along the way.
Thanks for posting this one.

Joe and Sherri


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annette


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We have a national forest about 50 miles away and I want to go soon. I know many that go camping thre and say it is a great location and a lake is located within. Maybe this summer...



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Jim01


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Loralie,

Thanks for sharing your find. Haven't checked the site out thoroughly, but looks like there is a lot of good info there.

I've got it bookmarked.

Jim

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Our only experience camping in a National Forest was in Ocala National Forest, Salt Springs CG.  We enjoyed it very much and hope to go back again when we get another RV.  That area is much different than southwest Florida where we live.  The trees and hills are a welcome change from seeing nothing but palm trees and flat land!

Now if we could only sell our condo we would be ready to roll on a fulltime basis!

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Here in Colorado, dispersed camping is also allowed in the Nat'nl Forests. This means that you can camp throughout the forest (not just in campgrounds) in spots where others have camped before. In this situation, you're boondocking, of course. My hubby & I do this all the time and love it.

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