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Probably, I’m actually surprised I didn’t see any.

Nice! Hopefully I can check it out some day.

Thank you, I’ll have to look that up.

You're welcome! We really enjoyed visiting it.

4:16 The house looking things appear to collectively be a model town. My guess is that this was for children, though could be unusual garden ornamentation.

I’m not certain, but they appeared to be just garden art.

I agree!

@@rh.114 , I wish they did too, but we used a propane fire bowl, and while not exactly the same, it was still quite enjoyable. And while we were there, the park ranger did confirm that propane fire pits/bowls are allowed as long as you place them on the ground, rather than a table top etc.

@@TrekkingwithDebandMike thank you! We certainly were intrigued by the house.

@@wardrobelion its a nice tent overall, just wish it had windows.

@@daliang8085 nice! You got lucky!

@@wegoall9188 I could do a lot of things! But I CHOOSE to do as I will. My family and I had a blast!!! My kids said they will never forget this experience as long as they live. On that same note, you could have left this comment to yourself, but you chose not to. Totally your prerogative, as this was our prerogative.

@@amsoiltek nice!

@@JayCubEdVentures , we set everything up in about 2 hours, but that was with our 2 kids pitching in to help.

I don’t recall seeing any outlets in the bathhouses, infact, I don’t remember them even having lights, I had to wear my headlamp to see when I went to the bathroom in the evenings.

@@SteffenBoserup . Thank you so much for this information, it is greatly appreciated!

@@SteffenBoserup Hi there, you’re absolutely right, this is the T-1000, and it does indeed have a 155 watt max charging input. Overall I’m still content with the panels, especially for the price. The only thing is they don’t perform well when lying flat, but I suppose that’s true for most panels. I’m currently using them hear in Death Valley national park, where I’ve been for about a week. I have the panels lying flat on my roof, and so far I’m yielding about 50% of the stated watts, and this is coming into a 2000 watt mppt charge controller. I know I’d have a better yield if they weren’t flat, but this is sufficient for my needs now. I might film another quick update while I’m here.

@@ambersmith3794 . I’m so glad this was helpful! I hope you enjoy the tent, and the festival!

@@TrekkingwithDebandMike . Thank you! It’s certainly a unique campground.

@@brianrogers5327 . Thank you! Happy camping!

Aww! Sorry you missed it! It looks like this campground closes for the remainder of the winter on December 31st. I actually didn't know that, we camp at a lot of places in north Georgia well into January & February, so this surprises me. Try Desoto falls recreation area, they are open. Sites 14-22 are nice and on the creek as well. Reserve at recreation.gov. Best of luck!

@@audiomxr . The campground is located off of forest service rd 69, also known as Rock creek rd. As far as where we drove to explore, we made a right onto the bridge a few miles before the campground. Here’s the coordinates. maps.app.goo.gl/GtPgn9Zwkv5xCLp78?g_st=com.google.maps.preview.copy

@@outdoormary Thanks! Keep Making the videos.

@ . Thank you!

@@AmericaBound . That’s cold! But it sure sounds nice! My husband really wants to camp someplace with lots of snow at some point! He wants to ride snowmobiles and try snow boarding. We haven’t done a whole lot in the Northeastern US yet, but we absolutely want to.

@@jclikespam7791 . Thank you! We definitely enjoyed how quiet it was.

@@georgiagirlwolf1 . You’re so very welcome! I’m glad you found it useful!

@@pegatheetoo1437 don’t agree, simply because I actually prefer it like this. Now that l've had the opportunity to camp with it more, this way suits me best. I like not stepping directly into the main body of the tent as I get out of bed, this gives me a small corridor to step into instead. It feels more spacious and creates more separation between my living & sleeping quarters. And it doesn't adversely effect the weather tightness at all. I recently camped during a storm in the Nantahala forest, and absolutely no rain got in. It’s working well for me, so I have no reason to change my approach at this time.

@@TrinkaPolite . I last used the SUV tent back in October, it rained quite a bit on that trip, and the tent did very well with rain and a good bit of wind. Even though it seems sturdy and held up well to bad weather, I don’t think I’ll use it again because of the lack of windows. Not being able to open windows and get ventilation made it stuffy and uncomfortable.

@outdoormary thank you 🙂really? Newbie here. I thought the fact that it was a mesh tent there would be plenty of ventilation. Didn't think the rain fly would limit it so much that it would be stuffy.

@ , yes, I was disappointed as well. But perhaps some of it has to do with the fact that it’s very humid in the southeast anyway. If I ever camp with it again in a less humid area, and get different results, I’ll let you know.

@@maryb7034 , you’re so very welcome! 😀

@@mrandmrsprague hi there! Thank you so much! Welcome to my channel!😃

@@TrekkingwithDebandMike thank you! We definitely enjoyed Big Bend!

@@TrekkingwithDebandMike thank you! And I just checked out your channel and I love it! It’s right up my alley! I subscribed and will be binge watching this weekend, we’re getting up to 6 inches of snow this weekend, so I’m going to enjoy some virtual outdoor time through your videos 😁

@@VitorioJuanes , you’re very welcome!

@@bobanddangsjourney thank you!! Happy New Year to you! And happy camping!

@@bikeflu sorry you had a bad time there, we loved our time there, and didn’t smell anything from the pit toilets, but we usually camp these places in the winter when it’s basically empty. Most of these government-run primitive campgrounds have pit toilets, so that might be kind of hard to avoid. Maybe try DeSoto Falls campground in Cleveland, sites 14 &15 are creekside, but much further away from pit toilets.

@@arielriley1 . I’m so very happy to hear that these videos have been helpful to you! Thanks for letting me know! I hope you have a great time there in the spring, happy camping!😃

@@steventhomas7504 thank you for the feedback, I’ll try to include maps for future campgrounds. Lots of local small businesses and residents sell firewood around this campground, so we just purchased wood from them. Most of them were only charging about 5$ for a reasonable sized bundle.

@@CatWoman-u9m . Hi there, I wasn’t using a generator this particular trip, as the campground had electric hookups.

@@intotheoutside4299 . Thank you! I’m glad that you find them helpful!

@@poidog999 . Thanks for the feedback.

@@mandujanojuan437 hi there! Yes, you should definitely do this trail some day! All the boulders were really cool to look at.