Our site.
The picnic table and fire ring were down the hill a bit. Below, I'm sitting on the picnic bench and taking a picture of the RV back up the hill.
We were surrounded by forest views. The next three pics are of the views from the picnic table.
On the way to the campground there were many boon-dock locations but they were already occupied. The area had tons of trails for off-road vehicles so is popular with the motorized crowd.
In the evening we went for a nice long hike as the moon was bright and full. This was my favorite part of the trip.
During the day we headed off on semi-paths through the forest. These weren't really paths, just drainage ditches so petered out after a while. The official trails were all for the off road vehicles so were deep sand and gravel which was very dusty. As beautiful as the forest was, I wouldn't return to this location. There weren't any non-motorized trails that we could find.
Funnily only two sites in the campground were occupied by the motorized set. The rest were just campers. I'm guessing it was mostly empty due to the large number of free boon-dock sites. The campground was $15.
Walking the campground road.
Max and Blossom exploring a valley/meadow in the forest.
Sunshine ready to head down the trail.
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