Camping?

[maceygirl12 (Premo)]

Originally Posted by desertrat

That looks like a pretty good one. Are motorcycles allowed? I've never done "tuding", though, is that like floating down the river acting like you are better than everyone else?

Sorry for the typo.... Not sure if motorcycles are allowed. We didn't take ours. And the "tuding" is the best part of the trip. The cooler even has it's own Tude!

[Magnum (Premo)]

Originally Posted by maceygirl12

Low water bridge is great for tuding, canoeing and kayaks. We have been several times.
Low Water Bridge Campground

I used to go to that area 3-4 times a year and camp at a few other places around there. Across the river from the place your talking about used to be open field camping. Wide open no curfews or restrictions. Upriver 6 miles from there was another one, that was the best. I think both places have closed now. Another good one was up by Compton rapids. Then there is gooney creek... we got kicked out of there a few times and the KOA or whatever it is now

[JMA50192]

Originally Posted by yankee44

I think all campgrounds should have their permanent sites all alone and away from us weekenders!!!

I totally agree! Part of their campground is. Us weekenders go to get away a throw a few back and have a good time.

Rockahock (def. needs to be older kids/adult only) is a good time. They don't care how late you are out on your golf cart as long as you are not rude to anyone and ripping through their campsite.

[maceygirl12 (Premo)]

Florida RV Resorts Natures Resort Homosassa Florida

This is the campground I'm currently living in while working in FL for the next 2yrs. Alligators, manatees, pelicans, armadillos.... Dolphins swimming in the canal 30' from my camper.

[bcp (Premo)]

Originally Posted by desertrat

That looks like a pretty good one. Are motorcycles allowed? I've never done "tuding", though, is that like floating down the river acting like you are better than everyone else?

If you have to ask, Im pretty sure I dont want you near me when I do it.
reputation and all

[jsouthan]

My mom goes camping quite a bit and she really likes FrontierTown in Ocean City: Frontier Town: Ocean City, Maryland Camping . I have not been, but she goes at least twice a year. She is taking us to their sister property about 15 minutes away, Fort Whaley, in July because she couldn't get into the other, but it should still be fun. Free waterpark, mini golf, close to the beach... sounds good to me!

[CMC122]

Originally Posted by jsouthan

My mom goes camping quite a bit and she really likes FrontierTown in Ocean City: Frontier Town: Ocean City, Maryland Camping . I have not been, but she goes at least twice a year. She is taking us to their sister property about 15 minutes away, Fort Whaley, in July because she couldn't get into the other, but it should still be fun. Free waterpark, mini golf, close to the beach... sounds good to me!

Someone told me they went bankrupt a few months ago....

[JMA50192]

I doubt it...........

They are one of the most popular campgrounds there.

BTW, What's everyone doing for Memorial Day Weekend?

[yankee44]

Originally Posted by JMA50192

I doubt it...........

They are one of the most popular campgrounds there.

BTW, What's everyone doing for Memorial Day Weekend?

Camping somewhere in Va. I cant remember. I think it is Harrisonburg?
All I know is a bunch of are going.

[JMILL24]

Originally Posted by Magnum

I used to go to that area 3-4 times a year and camp at a few other places around there. Across the river from the place your talking about used to be open field camping. Wide open no curfews or restrictions. Upriver 6 miles from there was another one, that was the best. I think both places have closed now. Another good one was up by Compton rapids. Then there is gooney creek... we got kicked out of there a few times and the KOA or whatever it is now

Went to Gooney Creek twice now. If you have a big group reserve the site under the bridge, its very private and its next to the creek. Went canoing with the Front Royal canoe company both times( we just loved it). Bring bungee cords to bungee your canoes together and a big cooler! Only down side to the campground is its next to a road that large trucks travel on. In the middle of the night you'll hear them roaring past as they downshift. Its not enough of a hassle to keep us away but it is a deterant if you go camping for the quite.