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Camp Springtime in Cibola Nat. Forest, Photo taken in March (springtime)
Be bear aware, possible mountain lions, possible rattlesnakes, this is a box canyon, only one way in and one way out, no cell phone service. No Fee! 14 day camp limit. Cibola National Forest And National Grasslands - Springtime Campground
No running water, no showers, small weather shelters, concrete out house for m/f,
Absolutely NO TRAVEL TRAILERS! HCV RECOMMENDED!
Last edited by NoJiveMan; 09-20-2012 at 01:07 PM..
Railroad Canyon Campground, Gila Nat. Forest, A box canyon, one way in and one way out, no running water, concrete outhouse m/f, no cell phone service, possible rattlesnakes, be bear aware, possible mountain lions, javalinas. You must pack out your own rubbish, 14 day maximum stay, tall rock canyon walls echoe and a nearby stream will woo you to sleep at night, or have a afternoon siesta! Elevation about 8,000' ASL. Not really suitable for trailers-motorhomes over 20-25 feet in length due to steep incline entering camp. Gila National Forest - Railroad Canyon Campground
-8 and doing great in Montana! Deerlodge NF outside of Boulder... There are lions, there are bears, and there are elk! Woot hoot!
Nice! I've camped in Alaska before, similar snowdrifts, and coooold.
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Originally Posted by Roaddog
i don't mind the critters as much as some of the people
Yeah, have you ever gone campin', you and yours are the only ones there, you get set up, and pretty soon somebody comes and camps right next to you? I mean, the whole campground is wide open, and somebody picks the spot next to yours? arrrggghhhh.
Yeah, have you ever gone campin', you and yours are the only ones there, you get set up, and pretty soon somebody comes and camps right next to you? I mean, the whole campground is wide open, and somebody picks the spot next to yours? arrrggghhhh.
We don't go to organized camp grounds we boondock and it happens out in the boonies too.
So what we did to combat this is we went to some garage sales and bought a couple of tents and some old folding chairs.
We set them up on the camp site on ether side.
I didn't go out to the boonies to have neighbors closer than I have at home, I went camping to get away from them.
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Originally Posted by NoJiveMan
Yeah, have you ever gone campin', you and yours are the only ones there, you get set up, and pretty soon somebody comes and camps right next to you? I mean, the whole campground is wide open, and somebody picks the spot next to yours? arrrggghhhh.
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