For a KOA, this place ain’t half bad!! It has an interesting store and even some flowers in front.
I have fun looking through little stores wherever I find them – even in KOAs. This one had a little of everything – even artificial Christmas trees!
They had lots of neat signs and one section just for grand parent signs. They must get a lot of Boomers in here! Click to enlarge the picture and you can read some of the signs. They were clever but I didn’t buy any.
The surface roads in the park are hard packed crushed rock with grass, a picnic table, and a fire ring at every site. The sites are typical for a commercial campground but we did not feel crowded. We paid $37 for FHU.
They had an ice cream social tonight – $1 a scoop - so we all had some. Poppy was upset over the smell of fire and wouldn’t eat hers but Rusty made short work of his vanilla ice cream cone.
It has been years since we have been over this way and I have never been past Redmond on hwy 97. And Redmond has certainly changed from the way I remember it. We didn’t explore, just drove on through, but we plan to come back next month and have a closer look. It was an attractive small town, from what I could see, with a population of just over 26K. It seemed clean and well kept and just had a nice “feel” to it. I liked being able to see the mountains and the wide open spaces. Although I love the greenery and all the trees in Eugene, there is something about wide open vistas that is also appealing.
I probably won’t have internet the next several days so if you don’t hear from me, know that I will be having a great time just kicking back and taking it easy. I’ll see ya all on the flip-side.
Sounds like Russ is on to something...campfire cologne = extra scoops forever!
ReplyDeleteKnow what you mean by wide open spaces. For half the year we live in a forest surrounded by trees & the other half the year we love the wide open spaces of the Southwest. Kinda the best of both worlds I guess. Enjoy your Therapy session:))
ReplyDeleteGlad you got a chance to get away... Have fun and don't worry we'll be here when you get back!!!
ReplyDeleteHave fun & Travel safe
Donna
You are going to have such a fun time. Enjoy, relax and we'll read about it when you get back. Have a great time!!
ReplyDeleteHit the road! See the scenery. Hike the trails, swim the lakes, climb the mountains. Then tell us all about it with a lot of words and pictures!
ReplyDeleteHave a great time!
ReplyDeleteThat's my kind of 'therapy' - glad to see you're enjoying your camping trip and that you have wifi!
ReplyDeleteHave a good time and relax!
ReplyDeleteI never gave my dogs ice cream. Well I did once with my first Lab and it gave her the runs so bad (in the house) that I never gave her another lick!
She could tolerate frozen Yogurt however, and always had her own cone ))
Enjoy your time in "therapy!" Looking forward to hearing all about your latest adventure in therapy!!
ReplyDeleteHave a great "session" and leave all the worries behind!
ReplyDeleteI'm so glad you're "on the road." And another longer trip coming soon. Have a great time! Can't wait to hear about it. :)
ReplyDeleteGood thing you have a couch with you for your therapy. :) The name of your new motorhome always makes me smile. That kind of therapy we could all use--travels, sightseeing, and the journey itself!
ReplyDeleteglad to hear you are both back in 'therapy'!!..have a great time..sit back and relax!
ReplyDeleteEnjoy your "therapy"...
ReplyDeleteRV'ing is a good therapy isn't it? Cures all kinds of ailments.
ReplyDeleteAt one time KOA's were the premiere campgrounds - or so I thought. Most of them are now overpriced and leave a lot to be desired.
ReplyDeleteGlad you found a good one for your little trip. RELAX and ENJOY!