[GeoStL] (Semi ngr)Camping Recommendations?
- From: "tklnhl" <sydstyr@xxxxxxxxxx>
- To: "Geocache STL List" <geocaching@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sun, 22 Aug 2004 16:32:46 -0500
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If there is a term that means less than novice, that would be us when it comes
to camping. We have or have access to the appropriate camping stuff -- now
need a good place to go.
Can you all suggest a good spot that has camping close to a kid-friendly
river? Caching would be optional as getting through CAMPING will be the first
chore. We've been going through the State park and Forest Service websites.
Some even have pictures of every campsite. That's a great website feature, but
having never been there, it's hard to tell if they are good sites or not.
I remember camping as a kid and we seemed to always be able to camp right on or
very close to little river bank or a just short walk to pebbly and sandy
beaches and shut-in type rivers ( somehow hippies, drugs and snakes in relation
to the Shut-ins comes to mind too), Of course, I sort of remember a few
evacuations also. (Hmmmmmmm and now that I'm off topic, the fear of Mo-Mo the
Monster is a predominate memory form a few Table rock State Park area camping
trips.) The parentals seem to think these places might have been Meramec State
Park, Meramec Caverns, Washington State Park, Silver Mines. Things change in 35
years.
Oh yes, very modern, potty and shower facilities close by would be lovely too
LOL.
Previously we had been the sleep-in-a-van-bring-a-microwave types. Roughing
it has it's limits.
All suggestions from the experts are gladly accepted.
Nancy
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