In glacier national park what campsite for tent campers offers best hiking options and semi private campsites?
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The Avalanche campsite is a good tent campground with two recommended hikes nearby, Trail of the Cedars and Avalanche Lake.\n\nUnlike Avalanche, the Sprauge Creek campground is a tent only campground that is also near many hiking trails and alongside Lake McDonald.  This campground is near the Going-to-the-Sun Road so it does get some traffic noise.\n\nA third option is Rising Sun Campground on the north shore of St. Mary Lake.  It is within hiking distance of three waterfalls although there are not as many hiking options as the previous two campgrounds.\n\nAll three campgrounds are only open from May-Sept.
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Any of your states parks will usually let you camp for under $10.00 a night.There are several along the Buffalo River.There are campgrounds at all the northern lakes Bull Shoals, Norfork. The Ozarks have so many to choose from. Isn't Batesville sort of close to Greer's Ferry Lake. Might be a good place to start. Use your computer to access the AR, State Parks Site.
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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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Check out www.exploreminnesota.com that should have the information you are looking for.  They have most of the campground in the state and their amenities.
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search the American Camping Association website at http://www.acacamps.com you can use their advance search feature and search by location and religious denomination
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Brighton has great runs and has cheaper prices. Alta is a good deal if all of ya'll are skiers. Snowbird is great if you have 4 kids going w/ u, cuz of the buy two adult passes, get 1 kid pass free. In my opinion Solitude is not good cuz its mainly tourist condo and cabin stuff
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Yeah, you're a trespasser, unless you are camped in an area where camping is permitted AND paying any camping fees required.  A state forest is not a crashpad, nor a homeless shelter, nor a free campground.
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CAMPGROUNDS\n\n\nBig Foot Beach State Park\n(South of Lake Geneva on Hwy 20)\n262-248-2528\n\n\nBong State Recreation Area\n(Exit Hwy 142 from I-94. 6 mi. SE of Burlington)\n262-878-5600\n\n\nKettle Moraine State Forest\n(Hwy 12 just west of Hwy 20)\n262-574-6200\n\n\nMukwonago County Park \n262-363-7658\n\n\nMeadowlark Acres\n(3 mi. W of Burlington)\n262-763-7200\n\n\nCircle K Campground\n(1.5 mi. NW of Palmyra)\n262-495-2896
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Prince Gallitzin State Park in Pa is nice for family camping. Camper sites with electricity and a beautiful lake. \n\nHaven't camped there, but Falsecape State Park south of VA Beach can only be reached by water or hiking. I know you can find info about it on the net. search for Sandbridge, Va. We kayaked the Back Bay near there. It's very primitive and away from the tourist areas, but close enough to enjoy both.
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Charlet Moser's are really awesome. CAMP has some really light options.
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That all depends on what you mean by "best".  If you want a resort with a nice village, lots of shops and great restaurants, then it's probably Mt. Tremblant.  If you're looking for a no-nonsense place with great terrain and a good deal, then it's definitely Jay Peak in Vermont.  Last time I was there (which was a while ago), they took Canadian dollars on par with US, making it a great deal if you're coming from Canada.  It's a fun mountain with pretty much no 'out of bounds' and great glades--they'll let you board the entire mountain.  Also has one of those big aerial trams that goes bottom to top.
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Upper Billy Creek Campground and Nellie Lake Trailhead.\nElevation:  9,200'\nLocation: Kaiser Wilderness - Travel to the west end of Huntington Lake, on the Huntington Lake Road to the Upper Billy Creek Campground. The trailhead is 1/2 mile behind the campground. Follow the sign towards the overflow camping.\nMap: Kaiser Peak Quad\nSeason: June through October (dependent upon snowfall)\nLength of Trail: 10 miles round trip.\nDifficulty/Description of Trail: This trail is 3 hours with numerous stops due to the steepness of the hike. Approximately a 3,000’ elevation climb.\nScenic Opportunities: Excellent day hike as well as a beautiful sub-alpine lake.\nFacilities: No - Please pack out what you pack in.\nFishing/Swimming: Yes. Pplease take caution when swimming, as the water is extremely cold.\nPermits: Day permits are not required. Overnight permits are required in the wilderness.\nDrinking Water: Pack in your water; do not drink from streams or lakes.\nParking: At the trailhead.
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Hill would be nice,nice flowers and clean air. waterfall is good too,opening your way to camping and hiking activity.
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Pasadena has Eaton Canyon which is pretty secluded and quite beautiful.  There used to be a peaceful little stream with a little pond and waterfall that I used to hike back to.  I think it was called Miller Lake and Cheney Falls.  It was really neat too because you follow along the creek and all of the sudden it ends at the falls.  I think it is up near JPL and there is a campground.
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Sledding/Tubing\nMeadow Mountain Tubing Hill\nEnjoy tubing on the original 'locals' ski hill. A surface lift gets you to the top. A must do when in Vail! Safe and fun for the entire family.\nLocated at I-70 and the Minturn exit, open 7 days a week, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.  There is food available: soup, hot dogs, coffee and hot chocolate.\nCost is: TBD per hour\nFind more information  on Meadow Mountain Sledding.\nPhone: 970-827-4155.\n\nHorseback Riding\nEnjoy a winter horseback riding adventure in the snow-covered backcountry while viewing the incredible scenery and wildlife. Take in an evening under the stars in a sleigh pulled by Belgian draft horses. Dinner packages available.\n4 Eagle Ranch - 970-926-3372\nSeasons at the Green - 970-476-8057\n\nGore Range Snowshoe Hikes\nFrom animal tracks to the mountain pine bark beetle, the Nature Discovery Center is your source for all things wild - including guided snowshoe tours with an expert naturalist. Located in an all-seasons yurt at Eagle's Nest, the NDC is open seven days a week from 10 - 4 p.m. Hikes daily at 11 a.m. and 3 p.m. For information and custom programs call 970-479-4675. The Nature Discovery Center is a partnership between Gore Range Natural Science School, Vail Resorts, and the US Forest Service.\nCreate your own adventure! Unguided hourly snowshoe rentals are available Tuesday-Saturday after 2 p.m. from the Adventure Ridge Pavilion for $5 an hour.\n\nthere is tons of shopping... you could go to a spa... out to eat etc...  check out vail.com for more info.
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If your looking for a camp in that area try searching the American Camping Association website at http://www.acacamps.com you can search by location and numerous other things as well good luck!
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I found a few listed on American camping associations website that have waterslides.  If none of these are right for you try searching at http://find.acacamps.org/finding_a_camp.php\nand they will be able to turn up more for you.\nGood luck.