What do you recommend for a campground in New England?
Mitch | Mar 20, 2010 | Comments 2
Don’t have an RV so it needs to be one that offers cottages, a lake of course. A pool would be great.
website/links if possible
No tent. The airconditioner tips the tent over. Very uncomfortable to sleep like that. electricity please. with a pottie and a coffee maker.
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You camp in a TENT, not a cottage silly.
http://www.mainerec.com/camping.asp?Category=23&PageNum=23
http://www.hikercentral.com/campgrounds/107645.html
Mind you there is a nice camping ground near my place….Is Mr Mozz interested?
Go to http://www.rvworldofgeorgia.com and then click on "Rentals". Once there, click on "Great Travel Links" and then on "Campground".
There you can find every campground in North America…and there’s over 16,000 of them! State Parks, National Parks & Forests, Army Corp, KOA, Jellystone Parks, both the Woodall’s & Wheeler’s and Campground Guides much more.
Have a Great Time!