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timothy brown

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This may be old hat for some of you crusty, oops I mean seasoned,
campers. I came accross this site while researching campgrounds for a
summer trip. It is basically a reservation service for the 1700
campgrounds managed by the USDA Forest Service and US Army Corps of
Engineers. The site shows campgrounds by state, and for each campground
it has links for each individual campsite which describe the max length
of vehicle, paved or gravel, 30 amp, lake view, etc. Then you can check
availability of that sight and reserve it, on line, at 1:00 am if you
want. Pretty cool! Here is the link;

www.reserveusa.com

Tim Brown
78 Royale
Jackson Mich

Oh, by the way, Michigan State won the NCAA national title!

http://community.webtv.net/tbrown78/TimBrownsGMC

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Wow nice Toad

I assume you are going to drill a homemade tow bar into the grill of that
Toad??;>)

gene

>This may be old hat for some of you crusty, oops I mean seasoned,
>campers. I came accross this site while researching campgrounds for a
>summer trip. It is basically a reservation service for the 1700
>campgrounds managed by the USDA Forest Service and US Army Corps of
>Engineers. The site shows campgrounds by state, and for each campground
>it has links for each individual campsite which describe the max length
>of vehicle, paved or gravel, 30 amp, lake view, etc. Then you can check
>availability of that sight and reserve it, on line, at 1:00 am if you
>want. Pretty cool! Here is the link;
>
>www.reserveusa.com
>
>Tim Brown
>78 Royale
>Jackson Mich
>
>Oh, by the way, Michigan State won the NCAA national title!
>
>
>http://community.webtv.net/tbrown78/TimBrownsGMC
>
>http://community.webtv.net/tbrown78/TIMSNEWTOY
>
>
Genef -- 77PB/ore/ca
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mr.erf
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Glad you brought this to everyone's attention. I discovered the same a month
ago, before triping to Rayne. I was already aware of a beautiful Corps of
Engineers (COE) campground on Lake Seminole, Just North of Chattahoochee, FL.
My wife's brother has a house nearby. Anyway, I made a reservation thru
"reserveusa" and was able to pick my site using their maps. You can purchase a
"Golden Age Passport" if you are 62 or over and get campsites for 1/2 price,
$6.00 The Passport is $10 and good for LIFE.
The campground is beautiful and has 30 amp and water and a dump station.
Concrete pads, showers, grills, ground fire pits, and a gorgeous view of the
lake. I understand that all of the COE parks are really great.

Don

- -----Original Message-----
From: Timothy Brown
To: gmcmotorhome
Date: Wednesday, April 05, 2000 4:40 AM
Subject: GMC: National Recreation Reservation Service

This may be old hat for some of you crusty, oops I mean seasoned,
campers. I came accross this site while researching campgrounds for a
summer trip. It is basically a reservation service for the 1700
campgrounds managed by the USDA Forest Service and US Army Corps of
Engineers. The site shows campgrounds by state, and for each campground
it has links for each individual campsite which describe the max length
of vehicle, paved or gravel, 30 amp, lake view, etc. Then you can check
availability of that sight and reserve it, on line, at 1:00 am if you
want. Pretty cool! Here is the link;

www.reserveusa.com

Tim Brown
78 Royale
Jackson Mich

Oh, by the way, Michigan State won the NCAA national title!

http://community.webtv.net/tbrown78/TimBrownsGMC

http://community.webtv.net/tbrown78/TIMSNEWTOY
 
Just signed up for a week in Rocky Mountain Park and two days at Mamouth Cave
including tours. Will make theColorado state reservations in June when they open
up the August sites. Already booked a Lake George New York Island for a week (no
motorhomes, boat access only), Nickerson Park on Cape Cod and two other long
weekends in Mass and NY, all online. Been doing it for years. Aint computers
great.

Ron and Julie
73 Painted Desert

> Glad you brought this to everyone's attention. I discovered the same a month
> ago, before triping to Rayne. I was already aware of a beautiful Corps of
> Engineers (COE) campground on Lake Seminole, Just North of Chattahoochee, FL.
> My wife's brother has a house nearby. Anyway, I made a reservation thru
> "reserveusa" and was able to pick my site using their maps. You can purchase a
> "Golden Age Passport" if you are 62 or over and get campsites for 1/2 price,
> $6.00 The Passport is $10 and good for LIFE.
> The campground is beautiful and has 30 amp and water and a dump station.
> Concrete pads, showers, grills, ground fire pits, and a gorgeous view of the
> lake. I understand that all of the COE parks are really great.
>
> Don
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Timothy Brown
> To: gmcmotorhome
> Date: Wednesday, April 05, 2000 4:40 AM
> Subject: GMC: National Recreation Reservation Service
>
> This may be old hat for some of you crusty, oops I mean seasoned,
> campers. I came accross this site while researching campgrounds for a
> summer trip. It is basically a reservation service for the 1700
> campgrounds managed by the USDA Forest Service and US Army Corps of
> Engineers. The site shows campgrounds by state, and for each campground
> it has links for each individual campsite which describe the max length
> of vehicle, paved or gravel, 30 amp, lake view, etc. Then you can check
> availability of that sight and reserve it, on line, at 1:00 am if you
> want. Pretty cool! Here is the link;
>
> www.reserveusa.com
>
> Tim Brown
> 78 Royale
> Jackson Mich
>
> Oh, by the way, Michigan State won the NCAA national title!
>
> http://community.webtv.net/tbrown78/TimBrownsGMC
>
> http://community.webtv.net/tbrown78/TIMSNEWTOY
 
Chuck wrote: >

Thanks Chuck, I missed that. I think you'll fit in well here!

Tim Brown
78 Royale
Jackson Mich
 
what a fun review...

I am storing it in my " if I ever get east" file

thanks
gene

>
>> Already booked a Lake George New York Island for a week (no
>> motorhomes, boat access only), Nickerson Park on Cape Cod .......
>
>Ron,
> Guess it's true about it being a small world. The Dancing Bear visited
>Nickerson State Park last summer (and in 1997 IIRC), albeit only to look
>around (nice place I'd say) and pay a few bucks to empty our holding tank at
>their 4-lane dump station.
> We didn't camp there as we were staying with my mother-in-law just a few
>miles away at her home near Nauset Beach. Hint, the water is noticeably
>warmer at Nauset Beach (and I assume other Outer Cape ocean-side beaches)
>when a cool onshore east wind pushes warm Gulf Stream water up to the
beach.
> When the wind is in the west (offshore), it pulls cold water up from the
>bottom and you freeze your dupa, even though the air is warmer. Oh, and
>don't try to get ONTO the Cape between Friday noon and Saturday afternoon,
>nor try to get OFF of the Cape between Sunday noon and Monday noon., except
>maybe in the middle of the night. ;-)
> Bring an appetite, and eat all the lobster and seafood you can hold.
>Several places will cook and crack lobster for you, so you can just pick
them
>up and take them back to your campsite. (Darn, I'm getting hungry! Some
>fried clams, french fries, and an ice-cold mug of beer would go real nice
>right now.....)
> Being a card-carrying Libertarian and a life-long Anti-Puritan, I found a
>visit to Provincetown last summer to be a hoot. A VERY strange mixture of
>tourist-trap, art colony, and let-it-all-hang-out gay mecca, it's a lot of
>fun. (Park on the outskirts: VERY narrow pedestrian-mobbed streets.) Our
>teen-aged daughters got a kick out of it, along with some valuable
experience
>of very different but non-threatening people. Makes me remember just how
>diverse and tolerant old Massachusetts can be. (I miss it more than I ever
>thought I would.)
> Well shucks, now I'm wishing we were going east this summer too! We
>usually make the trek every other year to visit family and old friends, so
>this is our off year. Hope you have a great trip.
>
>Rick Staples
>'75 Eleganza
>Louisville, CO
>
>
>
Genef -- 77PB/ore/ca
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mr.erf
http://www.california.com/~eagle/
 
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