Red Feather Lakes Campgrounds Full Again?

Craig, you're right and sometimes we end up with a less than ideal camping spot because all the good ones are already taken!  Buying a camping lot makes it really easy!  That poor fish- when he flung the hook out of his mouth it got him in the neck! wait, do fish have necks?

Linda, I have just to agree - that's the only sensible thing to do :-)

Tammy, most people don't have time on the weekend to back-pack into the wilderness -- their own spot that is always available for them is ideal.  I understand why your friends in Tennessee would love that arrangement too!

Hi Lou, it is a great time for camping!  and busy too, a lot of people like to come here on the weekends!

Gary, that's right!  You relayed my message perfectly! Thank you :-)

Hi Ann, I think it's a great alternative  and most of the time, a lot more private than a campground, too!  There are a lot of "Happy Campers" in  Crystal Lakes this time of year.

Juli, owners can have visitors and family members camp there too!  A few owners have rented their lots for the season, if they can't  make use of it for themselves.  The taxes are only about $600  per year so they're not too bad.

Mara, I will keep my ears open for you for someone to share a fractional ownership! :-)  I think it's a great idea for people to get together and share the use and expenses.  A time share is a spendid idea!

Hi Tammy, what bugs??  I don't like tent camping anymore because the ground is too hard and I don't have a good mat!  But yes, one can leave their camper there all summer and not have to haul it anywhere.  Ain't that just the cat's pajamas? LOL

Sharon,  you can leave your camper there 5 month's out of the year, but it sounds like you might need a cabin :-)

Hi Suzanne, we used to have a van for camping - that was very comfy, too!  I'll bet you enjoy your parcels "up north" it sounds like a great place to go and escape death valley temperatures :-)

Thanks Sharon,  Yes!  Some people camp on their land for several years and then build on it for retirement, too!

Hi Jane, I think there is some British in there somewhere- I like that saying although it sounds painful! LOL

Hi Elizabeth, it's not my fish, my husband caught it, or I should say the fish caught himself when he flung the hook. :-) I love to eat freshly caught trout, I agree that's the best.

Hi Sandy, we used to camp by rivers and catch the best little brookies to cook over the campfire!  That WAS fun!

Hi Myrl, that fishing expedition sounds like an excellent  photo blog coming on July 6th!  I hope you catch several dozen California fish!!  I asked the fish here if they wanted to go ---they said "NO"! I think they heard that you ladies were good at fishing! HAHA!