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Past trips
Site 2 - Camping on private lake
in Camping on private lake, MinnesotaGreat spot! Jim is a great guy, very gregarious and helpful. Would have liked to have stayed longer but was on the last leg of my month long road trip.
Zion Wright Family Ranch-ecocamping
in Zion Wright Ranch Eco-Camp, UtahThe viewa from this place are amazing! There are a lot of camp sites but they are plaxed so you can have a lot of distance between them.
Site 1 - Water Canyon Cliffside Campsite
in Water Canyon Cliffside, UtahThe views are spectacular
Heavenly woods
in Heavenly woods, IdahoVery peaceful, quiet location. Once I followed the directions it was easy to find. Very cool being in a tree farm.
Malcolm Plantation
in Malcolm Plantation, MontanaThis site has some great views of the surrounding hills. There was lots of romm to set up camp with lots of space between other campers. Its located within 5 miles of Livingston which is worth checking out. I did a bike ride and a hot spring soak at Chico. My only caution is that if you are sensitive to road and train noise and are tenting, you may want earplugs as the highway and train noise can be loud.
Tracey was very responsive to questions.