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ALBQ

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Posted: 07/15/08 10:11am

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I ran accross this site which lists camping sites/services/costs. The listing is by State/City..It lists many places not found elswhere.

http://members.aol.com/stephndud3/BdMAPEDIT1.txt No guarantees as far as accuracy as they are provided by individuals.
This is FYI only, hope some of you can take advantage.

* This post was edited 07/15/08 10:17am by ALBQ *

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Posted: 07/15/08 10:14am

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ALBQ... recheck the web address... it says that it is not valid

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Posted: 07/15/08 10:22am

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Did it. Checked and it works..........

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Thanks! It's bare bones but the information looks good.

cewillis

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Good information, except for
"AZ62, TUCSON: I-10 Exit 255 Miracle Mile. Go E a couple blocks to a very large paved lot that was a K-Mart awhile back."

That would be THE WORST campsite I ever heard of!!

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Thanks with the price of diesel we want to try this,

this year. Never had before just chicken I guess. Anyone ever get in big trouble doing this?,

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Posted: 07/16/08 08:00am

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Great site! Not so sure I want to go to this WY camp or not.
ATTRACTION; there are cantalope that come right up to you in town and in park...also nice cows
look in your window...
Not so sure I like the idea of roaming cantalope!

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retired4fun wrote:

LOL! Solves the problem of breakfast, though.

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Posted: 07/16/08 10:40am

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I'm not so sure it's good information because it hasn't been updated in eight years.

Unfortunately for cewillis, that means that the spot he has his eye on in the former KMart parking lot may not be available any more. Too bad--sounds like a lovely place to be in Tucson in the summer.