alykat
so when I was little I was in this thing called INdian Princesses. The texas chapter. We went to some really cool campsites but I cant remember what they were called or anything like that. They dont have to have cabins but one in particular did have cabins and had this huge drop of a drive to get there but that was all part of the fun. Can any of yall find a list of the campsites from that or recomend some good campsites in texas. like for tents? THANKS
also if you could find at least one picture that would be great
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You may be thinking about Camp Grady Spruce Y camp at Possum Kingdom Lake. That is usually where the Indian Princesses do their big dads and girls campout.
Here is a list of all the state parks. If you want really nice campsites, drive up to Arkansas.
You may be thinking about Camp Grady Spruce Y camp at Possum Kingdom Lake. That is usually where the Indian Princesses do their big dads and girls campout.
Here is a list of all the state parks. If you want really nice campsites, drive up to Arkansas.
going camping please help?
shampton19
we want to take a camping trip to st.louis missouri does anyone know of a camp ground with in 15 min from down town we are coming from arkansas so will go 65 to i44 and acress to st.louis if you have any ideas please let me know if they have a web site i can go to and see ther camp sites it would be nice it needs to have a playground,showers,tent site as well as camper,fishing,electric and water hook ups please hellllp
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If you're set on camping, I'd try for MORE than 15 minutes from downtown. Because, 15 minutes from downtown in pretty much every direction is still city, and I don't think I'd feel too comfortable sleeping in a tent with kids within 15 minutes of downtown. Unless there was a campground surrounded by razor wire and a guard. (sad, but true).
Most RV parks that are found within a city will only allow RVs, no tents, no pop-ups. Before you head out, make sure whatever park you decide to go to will allow the tent, etc. And these parks are nothing more than a place to park your stuff and sleep.. no fishing / recreation to speak of.
Missouri has some gorgeous state parks, if you can make the drive each day... for that matter, you may be just as well to go straight thru to Illinois, and camp near the Mississippi...
Good luck!
If you're set on camping, I'd try for MORE than 15 minutes from downtown. Because, 15 minutes from downtown in pretty much every direction is still city, and I don't think I'd feel too comfortable sleeping in a tent with kids within 15 minutes of downtown. Unless there was a campground surrounded by razor wire and a guard. (sad, but true).
Most RV parks that are found within a city will only allow RVs, no tents, no pop-ups. Before you head out, make sure whatever park you decide to go to will allow the tent, etc. And these parks are nothing more than a place to park your stuff and sleep.. no fishing / recreation to speak of.
Missouri has some gorgeous state parks, if you can make the drive each day... for that matter, you may be just as well to go straight thru to Illinois, and camp near the Mississippi...
Good luck!
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