Mike and I took a day trip to this beautiful area. The drive itself from Natural Bridge State Resort Park roundtrip would probably take you an hour and a half. But don’t hurry. Spend time exploring. We spent all morning exploring part of this wonderful area, then went back andContinue Reading
You have many choices of trails in this state park. To see a short description of each trail click here. Here is a basic map with all of the trails. Trails around the Natural Bridge The original trail to the Natural Bridge is only .75 mile. However, it climbs overContinue Reading
There are two campgrounds in Natural Bridge State Resort Park: Middle Fork and Whittleton. We camped in Middle Fork. There are 36 campsites with water and electricity and 11 primitive water only sites. Here is a map of the campground. We camped in site 36 which is away from theContinue Reading
We decided to celebrate our belated 30th anniversary in Natural Bridge State Resort Park. It offers a variety of lodging choices including 11 cottages and rooms at Hemlock Lodge, 35 of which have a private balcony. There are also two campgrounds in the park: Middle Fork and Whittleton. (Click onContinue Reading
We did not stay at this campground. Though bigger rigs can fit in some of the spots, this campground is better suited to smaller campers and tents. Some of the spots have electric and water. Others do not. The turnaround at the end of the road would be a littleContinue Reading
This 290 acre state park is 10 minutes from Anderson University. We stayed here for a long weekend when we moved our daughter to college for her freshman year. Campground The campground has 75 electric sites. They also have a group camping section. We prefer the sits around the outsideContinue Reading
On the way to drop our daughter off at college, we stopped for one night at Kenlake campground in Kentucky. This campground has 90 spots, with the majority for tents or smaller RV’s. Most of the sites are not level at all. Our RV is almost 32 feet, and thereContinue Reading
Most people are familiar with the story of Moses, leading the people to the Promised Land. Almost every summer, Mike leads us to the Promised Land of Colorado. In August, when the grass is a crinkly brown and the outside thermometer reads 90 by 8 a.m, we pack up theContinue Reading
Franklin Water District manages Walleye Park. They have spots for tent camping, RV sites with water and electric, and premium sites with water, electric and sewer. You can reserve online no more than 60 days in advance. If you are going within 3 days, you will need to call toContinue Reading