Err... I don't camp unless you count spending a weekend in a cabin without internet access as "camping".

Lmao Amen!

Its a great Idea and why not doing it Florida during the cooler months that way the level of bugs are down!!! lol

Or in California during the winter where it is 85 during the winter, without rain, or bugs?

Actually, someplace cold and pretty would be nice! Like Montana or New England or something. Washington? Oregon? Something beautiful!!!

You can also have it in the Smokey Mountains. I went camping outside of Cherokee, NC and it was gorgeous. My family and I drove across the Blue Ridge Parkway into Gatlinburg, TN and spent the day. We also went sight seeing and picked up souvenirs along the way. Very gorgeous place!

Zimmy

Zimmy,
I've camped there many times, and it is very beautiful! Good call! Both sides of the mountains (NC & TN) are great. That's my "neck of the woods", I'm a Kentucky girl. :D

Yes it is gorgeous scenery, minus the spiders! I stayed outside of Cherokee for nine days and I still have the dream catcher necklace set that my bio dad bought me. I will be road tripping it up to Memphis, TN and then off to Little Rock for the reunion...It is going to be an exciting trip and I feel bad for the states that we drive through, hehe...

Have a good night,

Zimmy

Evening singles I hope ya'll are having a wonderful Wednesday evening.

i'm not particular about where camping happens, so long as there is a bonfire and marshmallows, and i am allowed to bring my big ole air mattress. :)

This is my idea of camping: http://www.pointnopointresort.com/

I've been here before. It's heavenly. :D

Washington offers many excellent camping and cabin-ing opportunities. We are approaching the wet season west of the Cascades, but east of the mountains it stays a lot drier -- the temperatures really drop off in November though. The area around Wenatchee is nice and Lake Chelan is amazing.

For a non-camping option, my favorite place on the coast is this. It offers a range of options from rustic camper A-frames to a few luxury cabins. This is a place that can be good any time of year. It can be a fantastic place for storm-watching in the winter. The last time I was there the sea-foam was almost waist-deep in places.

I'm sure Oregon is just as good (well, almost as good). I just don't know as much about it.

--Slater, who is on board with either a camping or cabin option

im off to dream world

OMG does that mean we get to do a sorority chant?

(Because I know a few...)

:D