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Jim-n-Kathy · 10-11-2008, 07:28 PM

Hello RV friends,
Quick question; We live in Folsom, CA and want to take our Monty somewhere camping that is kinda of close to home [75-150 miles one way]. We love rustic tree settings and hook-ups are not important. We simply want to get away for 3-5 days, but we are not that familiar with the best locations for RV's. We are not looking for paved lot RV parks. We have had our Montana home for 6 months and have been out a few times. Tried SeaCliff-excellent; Lawson's Landing-another great experience; South Lake Tahoe-beautiful tall pines and all the trimmings we loved it; Lake Shasta-reminded us of our tent camping days-we thought the setting was excellent. So you get the picture. Our problem is now that fall is upon us-some pretty cool parks are closed because of the elevations.
Thanks for your comments.
Jim n' Kathy

10-11-2008, 07:28 PM	#1
Jim-n-Kathy Seasoned Camper Join Date: Nov 2007 Location: Folsom Posts: 51 M.O.C. #7917	Looking for camping in northern CA Hello RV friends, Quick question; We live in Folsom, CA and want to take our Monty somewhere camping that is kinda of close to home [75-150 miles one way]. We love rustic tree settings and hook-ups are not important. We simply want to get away for 3-5 days, but we are not that familiar with the best locations for RV's. We are not looking for paved lot RV parks. We have had our Montana home for 6 months and have been out a few times. Tried SeaCliff-excellent; Lawson's Landing-another great experience; South Lake Tahoe-beautiful tall pines and all the trimmings we loved it; Lake Shasta-reminded us of our tent camping days-we thought the setting was excellent. So you get the picture. Our problem is now that fall is upon us-some pretty cool parks are closed because of the elevations. Thanks for your comments. Jim n' Kathy