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So I made my reservation for this weekend and for three nights it costs
$56. Kind of surprised me it was that cheap. The parks looked very
good in the campground areas. Should be another good hiking trip.

I also looked at the camping up at Rock Cut State Park near my home. My brother likes to stay at private campgrounds and I think he'd like this
place much better. There was a couple areas that had pretty secluded
sites, and one that looked like it would be pretty loud. With over 300
sites, it's a good sized campground. It was still pretty busy yesterday
when I went thru. I saw about 40 rigs there. If you booked early
enough, you could get something good I think, and he would be close to
his mommy for visiting. I am really finding out these State Parks are a
good way to go.
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On Wed, 15 Oct 2025 08:28:06 -0500,
sticks <wolverine01@charter.net> wrote:

So I made my reservation for this weekend and for three nights
it costs $56. Kind of surprised me it was that cheap. The
parks looked very good in the campground areas. Should be
another good hiking trip.

I also looked at the camping up at Rock Cut State Park near my
home. My brother likes to stay at private campgrounds and I
think he'd like this place much better. There was a couple
areas that had pretty secluded sites, and one that looked like
it would be pretty loud. With over 300 sites, it's a good
sized campground. It was still pretty busy yesterday when I
went thru. I saw about 40 rigs there. If you booked early
enough, you could get something good I think, and he would be
close to his mommy for visiting. I am really finding out these
State Parks are a good way to go.

Another vote here for state parks!
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Ted Heise <theise@panix.com> Gretna, NE, USA
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