We know of an amazing, beautiful, free campground. The campsites are underneath three-tiered waterfalls, and they’re so private you can’t see your neighbors. There are doves that bring firewood straight to your door. The bears are so friendly they offer to cook and clean and wash the dishes. And the river is overflowing with trout – you don’t even need a fishing pole!
Now where is this paradise, you ask? Well… we can’t tell you. You know why? It’s a secret. (Unfortunately, it’s closed now, anyway, to provide for the protection of public health and safety and prevent the spread of COVID-19. BTW – We made up the amenities.)
In my dreams…ahhhhhhhhh
In an RVers after life. I remember there was almost such a place in Sedona Arizona with a river with beautiful trout abundant and my son catching one by hand.
That’s the campground posted in rv advertizing
It’s in every ad, where manufactures market their perfectly built trouble free Rv’s.
Dang Todd…you stole my answer!
South of Oakridge, OR on Rigdon Rd.
Interestingly, it is by What Creek! Someone was creative in that area.
This campground used to be in a remote part of Washington State. Thanks to reduced attendance caused by the Corona Virus it is being forced to close. Fortunately a land developer is in the process of purchasing this pristine land very cheaply and will develop it to its full potential. I don’t know how they intend to do this, but I know this company is called “Clear cut logging corporation.” They also operate internationally with a major operation in the Amazon rain forest. This is likely to be a profitable undertaking as they are receiving taxpayer supported subsidies and low interest loans. LOL
Doesn’t that company own a restaurant? I remember the featured dish was “spotted owl”. I thought it tasted a lot like chicken!
Middle Fork of Willamette River, Willamette National Forest, Oregon
https://www.fs.usda.gov/recarea/willamette/recarea/?recid=4513
Where? in your imagination!
Other side of the fence at Los Alamos, NM ?
Oregon?
The ferns scream Washington state.
That’s very close, Doug. 😉 —Diane at RVtravel.com