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Looking for a cabin out of the ordinary? Try these unique locations, their scenic settings and architecture are sure to impress.
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Looking for that romantic spot to take your loved one? These popular locations will prove to be worthy for its scenic views and availability. Below are just a few of the wonderful locations that are available through ReserveAmerica. Be sure to check out the many other recreation opportunities throughout the site. | |
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Posted at 11:50 PM in Awards | Permalink | Comments (8) | TrackBack (0)
Experience nature first hand at these beautiful scenic locations! View a variety of different trees, plants, flowers and wildlife.
Applegate Lake Recreation Area-Squaw Lakes-Siskiyou National Forest-OR
Blue Hills Reservation-Milton, MA
Collier-Seminole State Park-Naples, FL
Cumberland Falls State Resort Park-Corbin, KY
Dead Horse Point State Park-Moab, UT
Devils Tower KOA-Devils Tower, WY
Fort Robinson State Park-Crawford, NE
Frank Russell Recreation Area-Mark Twain Lake-Monroe City, MO
Goblin Valley State Park-Green River, UT
Goosenecks State Park-Mexican Hat, UT
Highlands Hammock State Park-Sebring, FL
Hillsborough River State Park-Thonotosassa, FL
Hodges Gardens State Park-Florien, LA
Indian Creek Recreation Area-Mark Twain Lake-Monroe City, MO
J. P. Coleman State Park-Iuka, MS
James River State Park-Gladstone, VA
John W. Kyle State Park-Sardis, MS
John Wingate Weeks Historic Site-Lancaster, NH
Kiptopeke State Park-Cape Charles, VA
Kodachrome Basin State Park-Cannonville, UT
Lake Manatee State Park-Bradenton, FL
Lake Michigan Recreation Area-Huron-Manistee National Forest-MI
Landsford Canal State Park-Catawba, SC
Little Manatee River State Park-Wimauma, FL
Monadnock State Park-Jaffrey, NH
Mount Holyoke Range State Park-Amherst, MA
Mt Sugarloaf State Reservation-South Deerfield, MA
Mt. Greylock State Reservation-North Adams, Adams, Lanesborough, Cheshire, Williamstown and New Ashford, MA
Natural Bridge State Resort Park-Slade, KY
Niobrara State Park-Niobara, NE
Percy Quin State Park-McComb, MS
Petosky KOA-Petoskey, MI
Plymouth Park-John Day Lock & Dam-The Dalles, OR
Ray Behrens-Mark Twain Lake-Monroe City, MO
Raystown Lake-Hesston, PA
Royal Gorge KOA-Canon City, CO
Saddleback Butte State Park-Los Angeles, CA
Shenandoah River State Park-Bentonville, VA
Sky Meadows State Park-Delaplane, VA
Staunton River State Park-Scottsburg, VA
Summit Cannon Mountain-Franconia Notch State Park-Franconia, NH
Tall Chief Cove-Skiatook Lake-Skiatook, OK
Tillicum Beach-Siuslaw National Forest-OR
Tishomingo State Park-Tishomingo, MS
Torreya State Park-Bristol, FL
Trace State Park-Belden, MS
Twin Lakes State Park-Green Bay, VA
Westmoreland State Park-Montross, VA
Willow Grove Campground-Dale Hollow Lake-Allons, TN
Yampa River State Park-Hayden, CO
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Love to swim? These park beaches were selected for their quality sand and water and let's not forget the cleanliness of the beach itself for your optimal enjoyment. Below are just a few of the wonderful locations that are available through ReserveAmerica. Be sure to check out the many other recreation opportunities throughout the site. | |
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Great fire starters start with wax and dryer lint. Start with dryer lint, wax and small bathroom paper cups. I melt wax and fill the Dixie cups with dryer lint (full) and add the wax. Let each set until firm (sometimes I put in the freezer to speed up the process). These work everytime, and we always have spares for our camping neighbors who have a hard time lighting their campfires.
Submitted By: Daphne Michele
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For the avid hiker in you, you'll be sure to enjoy these trails for their superior terrains and impressing scenery.
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Posted at 11:41 PM in Awards | Permalink | Comments (1) | TrackBack (0)
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Below are just a few of the wonderful locations that are available through ReserveAmerica. Be sure to check out the many other recreation opportunities throughout the site. | |
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Use eGear’s 10-day Lantern for safe indoor or outdoor use. The lantern is fully equipped with a lifetime LED bulb and emergency back up lighting and is weather resistant. It’s perfect for a rugged outdoor activity. Submitted By: Ron Persall Q: Are you familiar with eGear products? If so, which products? Q: Do you normally use a lantern or flashlight while outdoors? Q: Was the 10-day Lantern easy to store and carry? Q: Did you find the adjustable brightness control feature to be helpful? Q: Did the LED bulb provide enough light? Q: Where did you use the lantern? Q: How dark was the area that you needed lit up? Q: Did you use the lantern during hard torrential weather? Q: Did you hang the lantern or handheld? Q: What was the lantern’s best feature? Q: Would you recommend this lantern to other campers? Q: What suggestions would you make to improve the lantern? Q: Were the batteries easy to install? Q: Would you pay $40.00MSRP for this lantern? Why or why not? Q: Do you feel confident using the lantern since it has a lifetime warranty? |
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Posted at 11:04 PM in Gear | Permalink | Comments (2) | TrackBack (0)
Instead of having those flimsy red tablecloths, go to the fabric store and buy cloth-backed vinyl. It usually sells for about $3 a yard. Buy about 6 yards. Take it to your camp, roll out the length you need and cut. No sewing needed. Then split the other lengthwise to cover the benches. No more splinters!!! You can throw it in the washer and they last for many seasons. Some tables at the campgrounds are usually chewed up so this gives them a home-like touch.
Submitted By: Marc MacPherson
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