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Out of curiosity, when do you plan to take your next camping trip?
1.) I have more campouts planned for this year.
2.) I don't plan to do any more camping this year.
3.) I'm not sure.
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- Cherrystone Campground
Cheriton, Virginia
20 reviews - Strawberry Park
Preston, Connecticut
16 reviews - Elkmont Campground
Smoky Mountains, Tennessee
11 reviews - Myrtle Beach Travel Park
Myrtle Beach, South Carolina
11 reviews - Old Forge Camping Resort
Old Forge, New York
11 reviews - Tremont Hills Campground
Townsend, Tennessee
11 reviews - Williston Crossings RV Resort
Williston, Florida
11 reviews - Cherokee Ridge Camp n Cabins
Jamestown, Tennessee
10 reviews - Riveredge RV Park
Pigeon Forge, Tennessee
10 reviews - Enota Mountain Retreat
Hiawassee, Georgia
9 reviews
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Sasnava Camping Area, Lithuania
"My husband and I took the Baltic States Route. So passing by Marijampole, we found a nice camping area in the village of Sasnava, which is located on the way from Kaunas to Marijampole. It's 40 minutes driving from Kaunas and 15 minutes from Marijampole. The campsite has electricity, water supply and sewage system. If you are ready to sleep in a tent, there are showers and WC." ~ Renata
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Beef, Beans, Bacon and Potato Feast
"Try this rib sticking meal after hiking, biking fishing or hunting. Ladle onto plate with bread and butter and enjoy a hearty and delicious meal around the campfire." - Big Rick Smith
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Do You Like Beans in Your Chili?
| If you're camping at this chilly time of year, a hot bowl of chili will warm your bones. There are lots of recipes for making chili, but one of the main differences in recipes is the addition of beans. Some folks just can't tolerate these little gas pills. So what is your preference? TIP: if you rinse your beans to remove the bubbly juices before you add them to your chili (or any recipe with canned beans), they don't seem to be as gassy. |
eGear spotlight Rechargeable Light For Your Vehicle
Gear Review - The eGear spotlight Rechargeable Light For Your Vehicle ia a compact 0.5 watt LED light that fits in most 12 volt automotive style power outlets. It takes 7 hours to charge and burns for 2 hours before needing a recharge. This is a perfect emergency light to keep in your vehicle, because you'll always know where it is, and it will always be charged and ready to go. MSRP: $19.95(Photo © Essential Gear)
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- Caesar Creek State Park
Waynesville, OH
"I would not recommend this place" - Fort De Soto Park
Fort De Soto, FL
"Wonderful place." - Gloucester Point Family Campground
Hayes, VA
"Extremely poor customer service." - Hocking Hills State Park
Logan, OH
"A good place to camp." - Potawatomi Campground
Bourbonnais, IL
"I would not stay here again."
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Plymouth Campground, Lake Umatilla, Oregon
"This was our campsite. We camped with our large family and our two tents. The tent pad was blacktop and almost too small for our two good-sized tents, but would be fine for an average tent or two." ~ Linda
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Sausage Stew
Camping Recipe of the WeekThis is a simple one-pot dish that uses your favorite sausage and vegetables. There's no right or wrong way to make this stew. You can cook it in a big pot on your camp stove, you could prepare it in a Dutch oven over charcoal, or you could use a foil baking pan by the campfire. If there are any veggies that you prefer, just add them to the mix. For added flavor, try using two or three different types of sausage together.
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What Do You Like On Your Hotdog?
| Hotdogs are one of the most popular foods cooked at the campground. Who hasn't sat around a campfire at night roasting a hotdog on a stick. There isn't any right or wrong way to eat, prepare or top a hotdog. If you had a table full of condiments and you had just plopped a juicy hotdog in a bun, what toppings would you most likely choose to complete your dog? My favorite combo is mustard, chili, shredded cheddar and chopped sweet onion. They call this a coney where I come from. What's your favorite? Take the poll. Multiple selections are allowed, so you may choose any combination of toppings for your hotdog. If you have another way to garnish a hotdog, please click on the comments link below and tell us about it. |