itsbob
I bowl overhand
That would suggest to me that they're also flea and tick friendly too!
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That would suggest to me that they're also flea and tick friendly too!
Ick. Not my idea of a vacation...and not the kind of place I'll ever camp on purpose. But to each their own...
Some people will never understand the best pars about camping. That's probably a good thing for the rest of us.
Softballkid
No Longer the Kid
Some people will never understand the best pars about camping. That's probably a good thing for the rest of us.
True dat
The wife wants to do a cruise, I've fought it for 5 years now, she LOVES going camping, so I may have to break down and do the cruise thing just so I can say - 'I've done it, now hook the camper up and lets roll!'
Since we started camping last year, we haven't been to a bad place yet, and everywhere we've been has been a blast!
Chasey_Lane
Salt Life
True dat
The wife wants to do a cruise, I've fought it for 5 years now
Hubby says he doesn't like them (as much as me), but he's slowly getting pulled in and drinking the Kool-Aid w/me.
You are welcome to join us next spring break when we sail on this gal: Independence Of The Seas review - YouTube
Softballkid
No Longer the Kid
Hubby says he doesn't like them (as much as me), but he's slowly getting pulled in and drinking the Kool-Aid w/me.
You are welcome to join us next spring break when we sail on this gal: Independence Of The Seas review - YouTube
I can't view it on NMCI..
Either way, you'd have to talk to momma, she books the trips, I just drive and go with the flow
Some people will never understand the best pars about camping. That's probably a good thing for the rest of us.
We almost always camp in fairly remote 'primitive' areas; hence the toy hauler is set up to be self-sufficient (propane, generator, water) for at least a full week. Might see or hear fellow campers on occassion but never shoulder-to-shoulder camping with them.
Thre are always exceptions, of course; sometimes we'll be attending a larger 'event' and more people get packed in to smaller area. But in those cases, we already know most of them.
bcp
In My Opinion
I can't view it on NMCI..
Either way, you'd have to talk to momma, she books the trips, I just drive and go with the flow
Just picture sailing in an over crowded shopping mall with long lines for almost everything but no way to escape until you get to a port and make a break for it.
But, the shopping mall atmosphere could be what I suppose draws the womens to it.
Chasey_Lane
Salt Life
No, not even close. They have specialty shops and restaurants, but that's about it. Long lines? I've never had to wait.
Here's what the inside of Oasis class ships look like, which is RCIs biggest in her fleet. Oasis of the Seas Webcam
bcp
In My Opinion
I would not have a clue, as far as the lines, just look at that video and you cant help but notice the lines and the packed like sardines.
I honestly would get off at the first stop and find a flight back home.
But, evidently there are plenty that do enjoy that type of environment. Just not me.
Chasey_Lane
Salt Life
Chasey_Lane
Salt Life
I'm not sure if you're allowed to bring a fishing pole. Good question. My guess is probably not, and definitely not to troll between ports.
Chasey_Lane
Salt Life
I don't like a crowded shopping mall either.
bcp
In My Opinion
most of the time the sites are at least 60ft x 30ft. that would be 1800 sq ft that is off limits to anyone other than those on your site.
now show me where on that boat you get 1800 sq ft of space that is not totally crowded?
Places like Beth Page are a bit different, when they are full packed it is not enjoyable to camp there.
Chasey_Lane
Salt Life
Off limits (other than illegals stealing your power), and "peace and solitude" are not entirely the same. I can have a private area w/out looking at or hearing another person and I don't have to be in my cabin.
If you are on your camp site, what is surrounding you? What can you hear? What do you look at? I'm picturing kids laughing, music playing, games being played, smells from smoking, BBQs, and a bunch of other outside nuisances.
I'm an outdoors person but I don't want to be surrounded by all of this if I don't have to. Cruise ships offer adult only areas. Can you find this at a camp ground? If so, what is the area like?
Now tell the whole story. 1800 sq feet, of which the camper itself takes up....how much? So that leaves you with a little tiny strip outside, which is also a community area with kids, pets, etc, traipsing through unless you want to be the mean uncamper friendly guy who tells them to get lost or at least quiet down.
You enjoy camping, and that's fine. But now you're getting carried away polishing the turd.
