A friend of ours took some pictures outside a Best Buy near Cleveland and it got us thinking. We know we call ourselves Crazy4Camping, but we don’t think this is our brand of camping fun. Although it does pose an interesting question:
What would you be willing to camp out for a week in the cold to purchase?
We look forward to hearing your responses!
South Higgins Lake State Park.
South Higgins Lake State Park is located on the shoreline of Higgins Lake, which is a large body of water known for its clarity and fishing potential. The south side of the park borders Marl Lake and 700 acres of forested woods with hiking trails. The campground consists of 400 modern camp sites that are located in a highly shaded area. The park is very popular during the summer months and early reservations are encouraged (you can book six months in advance). Campers need a park pass in addition to the fee for camping.The rate when we stayed was $27 per night and we purchased a yearly recreation pass good for all Michigan state parks for $30(non-resident). Near the entrance is a very spacious area for water fill-up and dumping (four stations each.) There is a campstore within the park that has snacks, novelty items, art, basic supplies, firewood, as well as boat rentals, pontoons, kayaks, etc. Continue reading…
It is getting to be that time of year when we consider winterizing the camper and putting it away for the season. Sure enough, as soon as we do, the weather turns sunny and dry!
We found some pretty good tip pages for those looking to brave the cold and camp this winter:
http://www.rei.com/learn/expert-advice/winter-camping.html
We would love to hear all about your winter camping adventures and would love it even better to post some fun winter camping pictures!
“Never look down to test the ground before taking your next step; only he who keeps his eye fixed on the far horizon will find the right road.” -Dag Hammarskold
This is great advice unless you happen to be walking on a dock in the early morning. It may be a good idea to check your footing a time or two. 🙂
Kiser Lake. Click for full review.
We are loving the fall colors that Ohio has to offer. This week’s photo challenge lets me show off a few we have been lucky to capture.
