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kavekarst
Writer recalls 6 nuns who arrived at small tent area and each
had a different musical instrument. Only one had expertise
but the others drowned her out with hours of ill-blown notes.
Lots of folks had reason to pray hard shortly after sunset.
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In ascending order towards the worst:
Gasoline powered chainsaw
A cheap inflatable raft from Kmart to take down a river on a
"canoe trip"
Trash bag full of ice instead of a cooler
Portable TVs/Portable DVD player (leave that crap at home)
RV's (use a tent, you sissies)
In ascending order towards the worst:
Gasoline powered chainsaw
A cheap inflatable raft from Kmart to take down a river on a
"canoe trip"
Trash bag full of ice instead of a cooler
Portable TVs/Portable DVD player (leave that crap at home)
RV's (use a tent, you sissies)
Campground on Lake Michigan?
Mhari
We are going camping this summer and I haven't found a good campground. I'm looking for somewhere in northern Michigan (around Ludington or Muskegon maybe) thats inexpensive. Not an RV park, as we will be tent camping. It will be 4 14-year-old girls, plus my mom and aunt. I would like it to be ON Lake Michigan, so we don't have to drive to get there. Thanx!
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Mhari,
I was just at Ludington State Park (again) this past weekend. http://www.michigandnr.com/parksandtrails/Details.aspx?id=468&type=SPRK Expect most weekends to be booked already here. Bring camera, bikes, tubes, canoe, fishing equip, kayak, etc. There is a river running through the park, large lake for swimming, miles of hiking and biking, Also, WalMart, Kmart, and more available in Ludington. Kayaks are also available for rent in Ludington near House of Flavors. (look for large green fish sign)
Firewood at "J's" on 116 was $3.50, in the Park it was $4.60 but larger pieces.
Many of the campsites located on the outsides of each campground (especially The Pines) are good for tents. Those on the west side of The Pines back to sand dunes and are around 300 yards to Lake Michigan.
There is also a new section within The Cedars that is exclusively for tents, has no electricity but has access to modern restrooms. (I'm not sure what the numbers are for the sites there are ONLY 8) Possible negative would be that this is located right next to a larger playground. Sites are $16.00 I believe and are NOT on the online reservation system below.
Orchard Beach in Manistee is also right on Lake Michigan, but is high banked. This is also available on the website below.
Mears (in Pentwater) is located almost right on the lake and from what I've seen was all sand without much shade. http://www.michigandnr.com/parksandtrails/Details.aspx?id=470&type=SPRK
Hoffmaster State Park south of Muskegan has some good camping sites but there are also some near a creek that were wet (this was several years ago) http://www.michigandnr.com/parksandtrails/Details.aspx?id=457&type=SPRK
I hope you enjoy your trip. The State of Michigan website below also provide some additional camping locations.
Mhari,
I was just at Ludington State Park (again) this past weekend. http://www.michigandnr.com/parksandtrails/Details.aspx?id=468&type=SPRK Expect most weekends to be booked already here. Bring camera, bikes, tubes, canoe, fishing equip, kayak, etc. There is a river running through the park, large lake for swimming, miles of hiking and biking, Also, WalMart, Kmart, and more available in Ludington. Kayaks are also available for rent in Ludington near House of Flavors. (look for large green fish sign)
Firewood at "J's" on 116 was $3.50, in the Park it was $4.60 but larger pieces.
Many of the campsites located on the outsides of each campground (especially The Pines) are good for tents. Those on the west side of The Pines back to sand dunes and are around 300 yards to Lake Michigan.
There is also a new section within The Cedars that is exclusively for tents, has no electricity but has access to modern restrooms. (I'm not sure what the numbers are for the sites there are ONLY 8) Possible negative would be that this is located right next to a larger playground. Sites are $16.00 I believe and are NOT on the online reservation system below.
Orchard Beach in Manistee is also right on Lake Michigan, but is high banked. This is also available on the website below.
Mears (in Pentwater) is located almost right on the lake and from what I've seen was all sand without much shade. http://www.michigandnr.com/parksandtrails/Details.aspx?id=470&type=SPRK
Hoffmaster State Park south of Muskegan has some good camping sites but there are also some near a creek that were wet (this was several years ago) http://www.michigandnr.com/parksandtrails/Details.aspx?id=457&type=SPRK
I hope you enjoy your trip. The State of Michigan website below also provide some additional camping locations.
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