Sunset at Our Campground Pine Mountain RV Resort
We finished our time at FDR State Park August 1st but decided to remain a little longer to help the guys out. We have noticed a huge drop in campers over the last couple of weeks.
Two large areas of the campground is now closed until fall. This past weekend we were about 20% full and by Sunday evening there were NO campers in the campground. Just us and the other campground host in area 5. The only reason they are in area 5 is for security. The electric gates that are supposed to close at 10:00 don’t work. In the past these gates were closed at 10:00 p.m. and opened at 7:00a.m. and the only way you could enter was to use the key code pad.
Mike and I have never felt unsafe in the campground but when it is empty and the gates don’t work you do begin to feel a little weird. We tried to call security once for some weather related reason and nobody ever answered….GREAT!!
Barn in the Vegetable Garden at Callaway Gardens
The campground host that is taking our place will be arriving in the next few days so we decided to take the manager of Pine Mountain RV Resort up on his offer to work on the website here for a few weeks. He has a few things he wants us to work on and we agreed to help out. The campground is really nice and they are doing more landscaping to enhance the facilities even more. SO TUESDAY WE MOVED…not far mind you but we moved. This is more or less a stopover with perks.
We do not plan on leaving this area until around Labor Day weekend, pending we find a place to park with the Labor Day holiday upon us. Our plans are to head toward the Escapade in Indiana. The Escapade is a huge rally sponsored by the Escapees Club. We plan to meet up with some great friends, meet some new friends and have lots of fun and fellowship.
Hope you are having a great week! Thanks for stopping by and reading our blog. We want to welcome a couple of new “friends” to our readers. We are so glad you found us and hope you enjoy following along.
Well, that sounds like a nice move and didn't cost you much in the way of fuel. Nice pictures. I especially like the picture of the flag. Flags are one of my favorite subjects for pictures! Your plan to go to the Escapade sounds like a lot of fun.
ReplyDeleteI think being all alone in a large campground would feel a bit creepy now that you mention it. Don't forget, you've got that great wolfhound "Nick" to protect you now!!
ReplyDeleteNice picture of the barn!!
Well you can be proud of doing a great job there at the FDR. Moving day is always exciting, even when you don't go far. Enjoy your time there.
ReplyDeleteIt's probably nice to have a change of scenery, even if you didn't go very far. We'll be looking forward to seeing more photos of your new location. The pictures today were particularly beautiful!
ReplyDeleteAh- we had thought about going to Escapade but instead signed for a NOMADS project in NC. Hopefully next one. Would love to find some of the folks we have gotten on know online.
ReplyDeleteBe safe in your travels.
Nice pics. Looks like you're giving the camera a good work out. :)
ReplyDeleteHappy travels!! I LOVE it when the RV gets moving!!! Hurry up, November!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pictures. We look forward to visiting FDR and that area on our way south in October or November.
ReplyDeleteAhhh, all good things must come to an end. Always good to moving once you've sat for a while. I like the idea you have been doing lately of putting random photos in the blog. It adds interest when there can be no photo of the subject at hand.
ReplyDeleteEnjoying you blog, keep up the great posting.
Hope you at least got the engine warm on the move. I agree that being in a completely empty campground would be a little odd.
ReplyDeleteHi Mike and Gerri,
ReplyDeleteI hate asking a question through your comment board, but I can't seem to figure out how to answer a comment. Would you happen to know how this is done. Any info would be greatly appreciated. I love your site. Pidge
Frugal Travelers,
ReplyDeleteIn answer to your question. If you click on the person you want to respond to, that may link you to their blog or blog account. if it dies, their e-mail address should be on it for linking.
If not, you will have to answer question as a comment to your blog & hope they will read again.
your profile does not show an email nor does your blog.
Thanks for the question.
Mike
I think I would like the empty campground and the peace and quiet.
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