I'm looking for a place to park and walk off into the woods with my sons.   Hike for a couple hours, set up the ole tent, build a fire, and enjoy a couple days.  Not looking for a campground.   Thanks.
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Alleghney National Forest.  North Country Trail.
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try searching the American Camping Association website at http://www.acacamps.com you can search there by activity taught and location you should be able to find a camp that way
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Grand Haven State Park is nice.  Or if you want a little more rustic, come to the UP.  Many nice campgrounds across the UP and we can always use the money.......
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There are quite a few, but they can be hard to come by.  The Holland State park Beachfront unit and Grand Haven state park come to mind.  But you usually need reservations 6 months in advance to get in.  Interlochen state park is nice with sites sitting on a bluff overlooking Duck Lake.  You have to walk down the stairs to the water, and the area by the campsites are more rocky than "beachy".  Your best bet would be to check out the Michigan DNR website and look in the camping section.   Each state park has its amenities listed and you can look at maps and reserve site specific spots right on the water.  Good luck and happy camping.
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I have done some rafting and kayaking with Natahala Outdoor Center.  Their outpost is on the south side of the park like 50 miles from Pigeon Forge.  This is a top notch outfitter that can put you on a half dozen rivers in the area.  While I have no experience with their lodging I know they do have a lodge and cabins available.  They cant help you out with ATV's but they can set you up with mountain bikes. This is a world class outfit which pays a lot of attention to safely.  They will ask about your skill level and preferences and put you into something that you are comfortable with.  You will be hard pressed to find a more professional, experienced and safety conscience outfitter.  Their web site is www.noc.com .\nI hope this helps.
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try searching the American Camping Association website at http://www.acacamps.com you can search by coed camps and location they have thousands of camps listed there
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Hi. there are a few places you can check out. Im not sure where your from but if your from Sydney, Kent St in the city has about 6 camping stores all in a row which is really convenient and there is quite a large range. However, proper camping stores are always more expensive so try large shops like K-mart.
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There are RV parks all over the place that you can buy a membership or pay to keep your trailer there all year.  I live in Michigan and we have numerous year round, permanent campgrounds.
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Have you tried the Southern Sierras? They should be accessible this time of year. Also, have you checked with park rangers?
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I've been there a few times and there really isn't much to do.  I enjoy the restaurants there.  This time of year you might get to see a wildfire.
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In North Carolina?  I'm quite familiar with the area.  If you are looking for vertical, try a house in Banner Elk, which is a town at smack in between of Sugar Mtn. (1200 feet of vertical, the best in NC) and Ski Beech (800 feet of vertical).  They are rather exspensive, though.  You could check out houses around Seven Devils, which is where Hawksnest (600 feet of vertical drop) is situated.  Hawksnest is a little backcountry resort with an FIS-rated slope (Top Gun, but it's hardly ever open) and houses there shouldn't be as expensive as the ones around Banner Elk.  Or you could look for a house around Blowing Rock or Boone, around Appalachian Ski Mtn.  It would probably be more expensive than around the Seven Devils area.  App happens to be my favorite resort because of the friendly staff.  I am never lonely at App, because I have so many friends among the ski patrol and instructors!
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I know there is a park in Winter Park.  It's off Rt. 436 past the airport.  My sister lives in Winter Park.  There's another one in Maitland.  But I don't know of any in downtown Orlando.  Sorry.
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We vacationed in the redwoods in northern California last summer. We camped in Del Norte Coast state park. It was beautiful and a very nice campground. There was a lot to see and do in the area around Crescent City.
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sky valley is a great place to get a timeshare at a chalet.  your "question" if you will wasn't the most informative one, so I'm not quite sure what you're looking for.  I live in North East Georgia, and we have a chalet in Sky Valley(right on the GA/NC border).  Blairsville is also a great place to have a cabin or something like that
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I'm from Louisville. Go down on the river on the 4th of July and watch the fire works. It is huge. Go early so you can get a good spot. They have things to do there all day long. There's Six flags over Kentucky Kingdom, There's clubs for young teens. There's German town to walk around and try different kinds of German foods. I don't know what part of Louisville you live in. You would want some place to go that is close to where you live. So he could go with out you having to drive him or having to be there. There's always something to do there. Like festivals of all sorts. There's this web site for the local news paper. You could look up the things to do: www.courier-journal.com I hope this is helpful. Good luck with your move.
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Try camping out at "Jurassic Park" in nearby Kansas City, MO at E. 9th St. and Harrison just east of downtown. Lots of drunken homeless folks there!