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dmnrec
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 Posted: Mon Jul 14, 2008 6:22 am Post subject: State Park stuff |
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| OK, got a question for those of you that camp at state parks frequently. I reserved a couple of nights this weekend at a couple of parks and the only sites left were backpack sites. I noticed that at Gooseberry, there were these 2 wheeled carts for those who camp at the backpack sites there to use to haul their gear in. Do all the state parks have them? |
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buttonbox
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| Posted: Mon Jul 14, 2008 9:44 am Post subject: |
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No. Only parks that have "cart-in" sites like the ones in Gooseberry or Tettegouche, etc. Of course, cart-in is different from hiking. My understanding is that a park the George Crosby Manitou has hike-in only campsites with no benefit of carts, whereas Tettegouche's cart-in sites are about being in family friendly areas where there is no direct car access.
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dmnrec
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| Posted: Mon Jul 14, 2008 10:00 am Post subject: |
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| buttonbox wrote: |
| No. Only parks that have "cart-in" sites like the ones in Gooseberry or Tettegouche, etc. Of course, cart-in is different from hiking. My understanding is that a park the George Crosby Manitou has hike-in only campsites with no benefit of carts, whereas Tettegouche's cart-in sites are about being in family friendly areas where there is no direct car access. |
Thanks, I better give them a call to check and if not, come up with a plan. I made reservations at Cascade and Scenic. |
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