Up a Creek in Moab UT is my favorite.. only tents ....small ...safe ...not far from a coffee shop. Being a woman I want to stay somewhere I would feel safe
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hi there,here"s a few campsites for you to look over..
scroll down slowly..
http://www.go-utah.com/Moab/Camping/
click on the highlights
http://www.google.co.uk/search?q=Moab+UT+camping&rls=com.microsoft:*:IE-SearchBox&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&sourceid=ie7;&rlz=
regards pops..
hi there,here"s a few campsites for you to look over..
scroll down slowly..
http://www.go-utah.com/Moab/Camping/
click on the highlights
http://www.google.co.uk/search?q=Moab+UT+camping&rls=com.microsoft:*:IE-SearchBox&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&sourceid=ie7;&rlz=
regards pops..
Cheapest/Best places to tent camp in Western states (near towns/cities)?
Drexl
I want to camp in a tent and ride a bicycle into town each day. I've read about camping on dispersed public land, but I've also read about camping in national parks and paying $5 a day or $180-$300 for a whole season. But the ones that offer a whole season pass seem to be for RV's. I can't find much info about riding in on a bicycle and setting up a tent.
So what are some areas in the western states that would be suitable for tent camping in the winter, that are cheap or free and accessible by bike? Preferably a place with showers or somewhere to wash off.
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I don't know if they still publish/sell them, but we used to use the Rand Mcnally style campground guides when we travelled out West and never had trouble finding cheap places to tent camp. The National Forest campgrounds tended to only be a couple of bucks and we often were able to get space for a tent at privately owned campgrounds for very little since we didn't need the water and power hookups the RV users needed. Even if all their regular spaces were full they could make a couple of bucks by letting us find a corner for our tent. We even got spaces free a couple of times.
As far as specific areas within bike distance of town, the only ones that comes to mind at the moment are the Lake Minnewaska campground outside Banff in the Canadian Rockies (great tent sites with bathrooms and concrete shelters where you can cook and hang out at picnic tables when it's raining) and the Canyonlands Camground in Moab, Utah. It's been at least 12 years since I was at either one but I recall it was only around $5 a night to get a tent site at them.
I don't know if they still publish/sell them, but we used to use the Rand Mcnally style campground guides when we travelled out West and never had trouble finding cheap places to tent camp. The National Forest campgrounds tended to only be a couple of bucks and we often were able to get space for a tent at privately owned campgrounds for very little since we didn't need the water and power hookups the RV users needed. Even if all their regular spaces were full they could make a couple of bucks by letting us find a corner for our tent. We even got spaces free a couple of times.
As far as specific areas within bike distance of town, the only ones that comes to mind at the moment are the Lake Minnewaska campground outside Banff in the Canadian Rockies (great tent sites with bathrooms and concrete shelters where you can cook and hang out at picnic tables when it's raining) and the Canyonlands Camground in Moab, Utah. It's been at least 12 years since I was at either one but I recall it was only around $5 a night to get a tent site at them.
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