Hummer on front page of USA Today News Section

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HummerJim
Im passing through that way Saturday 5/23 do you know of any good campgrounds ? just staying the day
Im thinking of staying at the state park or maybe a KOA.



Some light wheeling places to anything interesting (I dont want to wheel to hard with the camper along,I have to make it to MN and back)

I was down in Fla last year and took Mom 77 and Dad 79 wheeling through some swamps the truck was so muddy dad picks up mom from the H3 an then slipped back and the both did a easy fall ,they though it was funny.

[HummerJim]

I'd have to give my vote to Riverview RV Park, just below Bagnell Dam. I believe they just opened for the season and it's convenient to everything. If you want remote and away from everyone Sherwood Landing is just down W from me and it's open year round. I'd recommend it for a Walden Pond type experience. This time of year I doubt you'd need rexervations anywhere.
The problem with the Grand Glaze Offroad Trail is that this time of year it's very desolate and it's one of those areas of the country where your cell phone won't work everyplace - but the scenery is gorgeous and it's a beginner trail with not a whole lot of big rocks, but lots of big ruts after winter. Lynch has used it for their Hummer experience - be forewarned when it rains you have several narrow but deep creeks to navigate and lots of mud.
I'd highly recommend a visit to Vista Grande, voted the best TeX Mex restaurant in the Midwest for 5 consecutive years and an IMOs pizza too. This is a great time of year to come, before all the bugs are out and the summer people come in for the season - March April and Sept Oct are my favorite months here.

[fourfourto]

Thanks Im going to look into them.
I think the state park has caverns,took a quick look at Riverview RV Park it looks nice.

I cant find any info on the Grand Glaze Offroad Trail ?
GPS info


You might see me passing through,it says FUNFINDER on the back