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I had a gorgeous campsite recently, at least at first look. Once we got settled we noticed the micro trash - everywhere, just below first glance. we spent an hour cleaning just around our site.
I boondocked for 2 weeks near 11 mile lake. I had to clean the trash of course. It rained for 3 straight days and every day the rain would wash away a level of soil exposing another layer of micro trash that had to be picked up. It's almost funny until you think of the jerks who think its okay to toss their bottle caps on the ground or to just leaved their broken bottles.
We parked right behind your very cool van today at the top of Mount Evans. We were in the beige 4runner. Saw your TH-cam channel on the side of your van. Enjoy your adventures and stay safe. T&J
Right on Thomas! Your 4 runner looked like it had new tires and wheels. Very clean looking. Mounts Evans was great! We got to see Mountain goats and bighorn sheep! Thank you for saying hi and leaving a comment. 😎
We absolutely LOVED this video! We watch & thoroughly enjoy ALL of your videos! Showing 4 spots was super-helpful to us. We would have been totally happy with any of them, but we would have chosen Williams Fork Reservoir if we could kayak on the water. Thank you for all the effort, thought and creativity you put into your videos. It shows! You have an amazing "eye" for gorgeous images and a very kind, easy-to-watch/listen-to demeanor. You are our favorite TH-cam channel ... and our dog loves watching Ruddle & his favorite ball! Thanks for taking us along on your "advantures"!
Beaver creek for sure. You get the secluded, high elevation, still near a water source & who doesn't love beavers. Good cell reception & Carrie near big body of water was a no brainer. 😁
I chose Beaver Creek Plateau- I think you said it was good for spotting wildlife. Wow, you found lots of spots! ❤️ …but I definitely understand about getting a cell signal! That’s a deal breaker for us at times also.
#3 would be my choice. The whole area is amazing. Looks like you are enjoying the canopy, I have been on the fence about those. I have read so many comments from people who have them and never use them and the people who love them and use them. Always a thumbs up 👍
Hi guys! It's Jodi. My husband, Curt and I, thought that you would have picked location #3, but we didn't realize that you would have needed cell service. We thought #4 would be your last choice due to the amount of people there. But a person's got to make a living right? LOL We would have chosen #2 or#3 as we would also prefer the isolation and privacy. That was a fun idea that you had today. We are so happy for you that you are doing well. See you next Saturday. Xo
Location 3 down on the Colorado river was amazing! All the good spots were taken or we would have taken that location. We hope they will come out with a satellite connection made for RV’s in the near future. Like Sky Link. Than we will be able to spend more of our time off the beaten path. 😀😀😀
I would’ve chose high elevation meadow. Although having the amenities at the last one would be pretty sweet boondocking as much as y’all do and that lake is beautiful.
Beaver creek would be my choice, but having been away from cell phone a lot recently, I understand your choice. Just lucky tonight to catch your upload as it came in. Very glad you're getting well deserved support.
Great to see that boondocking sites are so plentiful there! We are about 3 weeks away from finishing our shuttle bus build and moving out! We will definitely be joining your Patreon community. Your videos are the highlight of our weekends!
Thank you, Kurt! We appreciate your kindness. Congratulations on nearly finishing your shuttle bus. We are excited for you to get on the road and hope to see you! I would love to check out your build sometime. 👱♂️👩🐕🎾
Amazing video ya'll Just thought ya'll might like to know me and my son got home from Colorado today.We finally picked up my wife's car and our camper.We are wore out but we did travel 3700 miles round trip in 5 days lol Keep up the great videos
Hi, Dave and Carrie. You were spoilt for choice with regard to the campsites. The ones with the creeks were very pretty sure but then again one can't ignore the practicalities of life for too long. The video was fun to watch. How are your friends ( Nomadder Where Van)? I hope fine. Do convey my hi to them. Take care and have fun🤣😝😜
We hope to meet up with Nomadder where van this winter ❄️ 😎 They will be working the beet harvest in Minnesota and we will be working the one in Montana this fall.
We would have chosen the lakefront for ourselves. But, thought you might have taken the one with the meteor shower viewing. Thanks for another great video. We look forward to Saturday mornings every week!
Hello from Ouray! Those are all great spots. I would have chosen the high meadow…..or the wildlife or lake area. The meadow for the views and to be further from the bugs. Those other 2 spots would be great to keep our dog watered. Safe travels and thank you for sharing these spots!
Right on! If we didn't need Internet connections we would have stayed at all of these. Thank you for watching our videos and taking the time to comment. We appreciate you. 😀😀😀
Hot Sulphur Springs, because it offers more of a variety of environments. By the way, I appreciate that you list elevations since it is something I have to be aware of in my travels. Thanks for the good video.
Hi guys! ❤️ I thought you would have stayed at the wilderness area, but I understand why you chose the waterfront campground. All of those locations were epic! Safe travels and blessings from Washington State!
I'd choose the Colorado wildlife area. Beautiful and secluded. I figure y'all will stay at the waterfront area, fishing, kayaking, swimming and in general just hanging out, although it does seem a bit crowded. Love y'alls videos and adventures. Stay safe, n be well.
I like the place you chose best, although they were all nice. I'm definitely a waterside person. This was interesting. Colorado is beautiful! I thought for sure you would pick a place with water access. Safe travels!👍👍👍👍👍😁
Hi Joe! I hope we didn't park to close. We came in when it was dark and couldn't see around to good. Take care and happy travels to you. We liked the look of your Bigfoot.😀😀😀
All nice locations, but I would pick number 3. I love the green and looks like the fishing would be good. I didn't consider the elevation when I made my choice. You guys are masters at finding free camping. I am surprised that it did not appear to be that busy in any of the areas. That is crazy to me in the middle of summer.
The first 3 locations were not on any of our free camping apps so that helps keep the crowds down. Also, this area is not near any cities so it's an off-the-beaten-path destination. We are about ready to hit the offseason now so it only gets better from here. 😀😀😀
Right on guys! That high elevation spot would have been perfect for a group as well. We just need Sky Link to come out for RV’s. Then we can have satellite connection anywhere. 😀
Somebody is still using that dead wood Dave piled up last winter, when you guys got stuck in the snow. He found enough wood to build an off grid log cabin on site!!😂 But seriously, the best camping spot is the one when the rig goes into "Park" and the brakes are set. But of the ones you showed, I would choose the last one by the water....I sleep better when I get the full nature effect! BTW, I got my Green Beanie this week, love it...waiting on my Stickers.... Stay safe, Ya'll
Right on Sam! Thank you for making an order and helping to support our travels! Carrie is checking right now on the sticker order. She says it will ship out this coming Tuesday from Colorado. Thank you!
When I was starting the video I was like that one, wait where you going? Then onto the next one, no this one is the perfect spot. Then you hit number three and I was like, that's it no more searching. It's got sulfur springs in the name, that has to be the one. You should just stay in each place for 14 days, problems solved. That brings me to a very big question I have. How long do you stay in an area like these? Do you stay all 14 days or do you have to move on due to cell reception or food needs? Thanks for the great video and informative video too.
We usually only stay 4 or 5 days because we need the internet to research and upload to TH-cam. We have to find a library to upload due to a limited data plan. We need Sky Link to come out with an RV plan so we can stay out in the boonies. Although we have found a couple of paradise-like places we have stayed a total of 14 days. We have to be ahead on videos and have some internet to do this. For everything to line up is quite rare but when it does it couldn't be more amazing. You guys can retire early and we will gratefully show you the ropes. 😀😀😀
15:I0 would have chosen Beaver Creek for you. The trail down to the water looked inviting. I was fooled because I thought you would have chosen a more remote location!
Great video ❤❤❤ Thank you for sharing Boondocking locations and beautiful scenery. Uncertain about “is” vs “are” Fish is or Fish are ? Moose is or Moose are?
I would've gone with #3 the area looks like it could have some fish, it looked likea a great spot to see wildlife and even get out the kayak. The beaver creek one was nice but not being as young as Dave, I would have a problem getting down to the creek to fish and getting back up to the plateau..
Great video as always. Gotta check out that state wildlife area. Was the 2 bars of Verizon in that area with or without using a weBoost or something like that?
I would have chosen the Beaver Creek Plateau for it’s isolation and views. I try and avoid people as much as possible. The location you chose was nice for kayaking and I love being near water but there were too many other campers there for my tastes.
I would've chosen the Sulphur Springs wildlife area. Looks so beautiful. At least some cell coverage would've been fine for me, I'm pretty adamant about not staying in campgrounds unless there's nothing else available!
@@oneadVANtureatatime Haha yes, always free! The only time I've paid so far was when I had battery issues and needed hookups to charge everything and keep my fridge going!
When Roodle gets wet from swimming, what do you do in terms of allowing him back into the van? Do you dry him off? (Even towels do the job somewhat...). Do you put out a blanket for him (because I'm pretty sure you don't want a wet dog on your bed!)? From what I know about dogs, once their coats are wet, it does take some doing to get them dry!
Great question, Robert! Yes, Roodle has his own waterproof dog blanket that we put on the couch or bed. Plus he has his own dog towel. Even at that sometimes the van smells like wet dog.😂😂😂
I might have chosen the Sulphur Spring site, and I'm thinking you might have stayed there. Reasons: fishing potential, not crowded, cell phone reception.
I think I'd have chosen the Colorado wildlife area, but I would have been happy at any of them. I feel like it's cheating to guess you stayed at the waterfront. :)
I miss camping! I miss the mountains! I moved away, but Colorado is still under my skin. Please don't let your dog drink from the creek. My dog got Giardia and was literally bleeding from her anus. Also caution around mushrooms. My dog got a face full of spores and needed an emergency vet all the way to South Park from Como. My poor dog couldn't stand for 3 days she was convulsing so badly. She recovered completely and didn't learn a thing.
Sorry to hear about your dog's misfortunes. I am so glad she recovered! Roodle has no curiosity when it comes to mushrooms, thankfully. We will have to keep a better eye out on the creeks. Thank you for passing on the useful information. 😀😀😀
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I had a gorgeous campsite recently, at least at first look. Once we got settled we noticed the micro trash - everywhere, just below first glance. we spent an hour cleaning just around our site.
We know that feeling, Terry! Great job cleaning it all up. I noticed once all the trash is picked up its easier to relax and enjoy the surroundings.😀
Thank you for taking care of our campgrounds. I plan on doing the same.
I boondocked for 2 weeks near 11 mile lake. I had to clean the trash of course. It rained for 3 straight days and every day the rain would wash away a level of soil exposing another layer of micro trash that had to be picked up. It's almost funny until you think of the jerks who think its okay to toss their bottle caps on the ground or to just leaved their broken bottles.
We parked right behind your very cool van today at the top of Mount Evans. We were in the beige 4runner. Saw your TH-cam channel on the side of your van. Enjoy your adventures and stay safe. T&J
Right on Thomas! Your 4 runner looked like it had new tires and wheels. Very clean looking. Mounts Evans was great! We got to see Mountain goats and bighorn sheep! Thank you for saying hi and leaving a comment. 😎
We absolutely LOVED this video! We watch & thoroughly enjoy ALL of your videos! Showing 4 spots was super-helpful to us. We would have been totally happy with any of them, but we would have chosen Williams Fork Reservoir if we could kayak on the water. Thank you for all the effort, thought and creativity you put into your videos. It shows! You have an amazing "eye" for gorgeous images and a very kind, easy-to-watch/listen-to demeanor. You are our favorite TH-cam channel ... and our dog loves watching Ruddle & his favorite ball! Thanks for taking us along on your "advantures"!
Thank you, guys! We love comments like yours. You help keep us motivated and moving forward! 😎
Beaver creek for sure. You get the secluded, high elevation, still near a water source & who doesn't love beavers. Good cell reception & Carrie near big body of water was a no brainer. 😁
#1 or #3. You guys are so cool and fun.
Beautiful video!!
Beautiful , informative video! I like the wild life area best! Stay safe!
I love the wildlife area! Can't wait to see what you guys picked!
They were all wonderful! Thank you for taking us along!
Beautiful places,Great Job
Wonderful sites, but my pick, for me and for you, is Hot Sulfur Springs Wildlife Area. What a beautiful place.
I chose Beaver Creek Plateau- I think you said it was good for spotting wildlife. Wow, you found lots of spots! ❤️ …but I definitely understand about getting a cell signal! That’s a deal breaker for us at times also.
#3 would be my choice.
The whole area is amazing.
Looks like you are enjoying the canopy, I have been on the fence about those. I have read so many comments from people who have them and never use them and the people who love them and use them.
Always a thumbs up 👍
We were on the fence about 3 years on the canopy. 😂 We are not using it every camp spot but it is sure nice when there is no shade to be found.
I like all of them! #3 was my favorite.
Hi guys! It's Jodi. My husband, Curt and I, thought that you would have picked location #3, but we didn't realize that you would have needed cell service. We thought #4 would be your last choice due to the amount of people there. But a person's got to make a living right? LOL
We would have chosen #2 or#3 as we would also prefer the isolation and privacy. That was a fun idea that you had today. We are so happy for you that you are doing well. See you next Saturday. Xo
Location 3 down on the Colorado river was amazing! All the good spots were taken or we would have taken that location. We hope they will come out with a satellite connection made for RV’s in the near future. Like Sky Link. Than we will be able to spend more of our time off the beaten path. 😀😀😀
Well guys, you shouldn't have to wait too much longer. In some areas, it is already here. What a phenomenal tool for all nomads. 👍☺️
I would’ve chose high elevation meadow. Although having the amenities at the last one would be pretty sweet boondocking as much as y’all do and that lake is beautiful.
Beaver creek would be my choice, but having been away from cell phone a lot recently, I understand your choice. Just lucky tonight to catch your upload as it came in. Very glad you're getting well deserved support.
Right on, Allegro! I know right. It's a treat to get good wifi. We take very little for granted these days. 😀
Great to see that boondocking sites are so plentiful there! We are about 3 weeks away from finishing our shuttle bus build and moving out! We will definitely be joining your Patreon community. Your videos are the highlight of our weekends!
Thank you, Kurt! We appreciate your kindness. Congratulations on nearly finishing your shuttle bus. We are excited for you to get on the road and hope to see you! I would love to check out your build sometime. 👱♂️👩🐕🎾
Amazing video ya'll Just thought ya'll might like to know me and my son got home from Colorado today.We finally picked up my wife's car and our camper.We are wore out but we did travel 3700 miles round trip in 5 days lol Keep up the great videos
+John Holliday that is great news! What an adventure you guys had!!!! Get some rest!
Thanks for sharing , You guys are the best, good choice for camping, w/ cell reception and close to sulphur springs. I choose same location. Thanks.
Right on! 😎
1:45 beautiful! And honestly, for me, the smoke isn’t taking away from the scenery 🌲
Right on, Paul! Now we are getting deep blue skies and white puffy clouds. 😀😀😀
Hi, Dave and Carrie. You were spoilt for choice with regard to the campsites. The ones with the creeks were very pretty sure but then again one can't ignore the practicalities of life for too long. The video was fun to watch. How are your friends ( Nomadder Where Van)? I hope fine. Do convey my hi to them. Take care and have fun🤣😝😜
We hope to meet up with Nomadder where van this winter ❄️ 😎 They will be working the beet harvest in Minnesota and we will be working the one in Montana this fall.
What a fun video! All beautiful areas, thanks as always for the scenery.
Thank you, Sally! It's our privilege and honor to share with you. 😀
We would have chosen the lakefront for ourselves. But, thought you might have taken the one with the meteor shower viewing. Thanks for another great video. We look forward to Saturday mornings every week!
Thank you, Pete! We appreciate your kindness and for watching our videos. Carrie was able to capture some amazing night sky! We can't wait to share. 😀
I like3.but knew you would take the water!lol enjoy
By the way ,thanks for all the wonderful videos that you share 😀
Thank you, Zeni! 😀
Hello from Ouray! Those are all great spots. I would have chosen the high meadow…..or the wildlife or lake area. The meadow for the views and to be further from the bugs. Those other 2 spots would be great to keep our dog watered.
Safe travels and thank you for sharing these spots!
Right on! If we didn't need Internet connections we would have stayed at all of these. Thank you for watching our videos and taking the time to comment. We appreciate you. 😀😀😀
Anywhere you guys go is fun!
Thank you, Ed! 😀😀😀
Have fun and take care and take it easy and enjoy it
Hot Sulphur Springs, because it offers more of a variety of environments. By the way, I appreciate that you list elevations since it is something I have to be aware of in my travels. Thanks for the good video.
Thank you! We follow elevation levels closely and are honored to share with you. 😎
Hi guys! ❤️ I thought you would have stayed at the wilderness area, but I understand why you chose the waterfront campground. All of those locations were epic! Safe travels and blessings from Washington State!
Chuckling from FL about the "low elevation"...lol
I know right! After nearly 2 months between 7k and 12k feet we are a bit out of touch 😂😂😂
I'd choose the Colorado wildlife area. Beautiful and secluded. I figure y'all will stay at the waterfront area, fishing, kayaking, swimming and in general just hanging out, although it does seem a bit crowded. Love y'alls videos and adventures. Stay safe, n be well.
Thank you, Daniel. We would have stayed on the Colorado wildlife area but the good spots on the river were already taken. 😀
Excellent video and information. Good Production
Glad you liked it!
I would choose the Beaver Creek plateau
I like the place you chose best, although they were all nice. I'm definitely a waterside person. This was interesting. Colorado is beautiful! I thought for sure you would pick a place with water access. Safe travels!👍👍👍👍👍😁
Right on! We liked all of these locations. It was crazy how many awesome free camping spots we drove past along the way. Yes, water is a huge plus!
I loved this video!!! Thanks so much for all you do!!! I loved your choice because of the water the walking\hiking … again thx so much!!!!
Thank you, Nancy! I really liked that part of Colorado. It's off the beaten path and very enjoyable. 😀
@@oneadVANtureatatime it is on our list to visit… I so enjoy your videos because we travel with a dog too!!! Have fun out there!!!
I would have picked number four also, love camping by water.
I’m parked across from you in Leadville, CO. 👋 I’m in the Bigfoot RV.
Hi Joe! I hope we didn't park to close. We came in when it was dark and couldn't see around to good. Take care and happy travels to you. We liked the look of your Bigfoot.😀😀😀
You guys need a trail cam as a bonus feature.
We bought a trail camera but it must not be a good one. Sometimes we can walk past it and we don't get recorded. 😜
HMMM, dump station, Trash Service, Pit Toilets, Cell reception, near the water- No brainer!! Another great video
All nice locations, but I would pick number 3. I love the green and looks like the fishing would be good. I didn't consider the elevation when I made my choice. You guys are masters at finding free camping. I am surprised that it did not appear to be that busy in any of the areas. That is crazy to me in the middle of summer.
The first 3 locations were not on any of our free camping apps so that helps keep the crowds down. Also, this area is not near any cities so it's an off-the-beaten-path destination. We are about ready to hit the offseason now so it only gets better from here. 😀😀😀
Great video!
Glad you enjoyed it
Number 3, reminds me of the high country I've bow hunted in east of Meeker, Co. in the White National Forest.
Right on Jim! It reminds me of the high desert in California where I grew up.
You guys made it hard to choose. BJ and I like the high elevations cell service doesn’t mean much to us but you need it for your work. HAPPY TRAILS
Right on guys! That high elevation spot would have been perfect for a group as well. We just need Sky Link to come out for RV’s. Then we can have satellite connection anywhere. 😀
Hi, prefer the wildlife area because of the trees (shadow) however looking at you, temperature seems enjoyable. (lucky dog)
I would chose the waterfront one.
Colorado River is where you stay. I would choose the wildlife spot.
Somebody is still using that dead wood Dave piled up last winter, when you guys got stuck in the snow. He found enough wood to build an off grid log cabin on site!!😂 But seriously, the best camping spot is the one when the rig goes into "Park" and the brakes are set. But of the ones you showed, I would choose the last one by the water....I sleep better when I get the full nature effect! BTW, I got my Green Beanie this week, love it...waiting on my Stickers.... Stay safe, Ya'll
Right on Sam! Thank you for making an order and helping to support our travels! Carrie is checking right now on the sticker order. She says it will ship out this coming Tuesday from Colorado. Thank you!
@@oneadVANtureatatime well, I love the advantures
Colorado wildlife, two patterns to fish and kayak
Livin in a VAN down by the RIVER!!!!!
I know right! 😂😂😂
When I was starting the video I was like that one, wait where you going? Then onto the next one, no this one is the perfect spot. Then you hit number three and I was like, that's it no more searching. It's got sulfur springs in the name, that has to be the one. You should just stay in each place for 14 days, problems solved. That brings me to a very big question I have. How long do you stay in an area like these? Do you stay all 14 days or do you have to move on due to cell reception or food needs? Thanks for the great video and informative video too.
We usually only stay 4 or 5 days because we need the internet to research and upload to TH-cam. We have to find a library to upload due to a limited data plan. We need Sky Link to come out with an RV plan so we can stay out in the boonies. Although we have found a couple of paradise-like places we have stayed a total of 14 days. We have to be ahead on videos and have some internet to do this. For everything to line up is quite rare but when it does it couldn't be more amazing. You guys can retire early and we will gratefully show you the ropes. 😀😀😀
@@oneadVANtureatatime Good info, thanks.
I would have picked #3 on the Colorado River😎
I like #3. I think you did that one
We wanted to but the good spots on the river were full so we ended up on the lake. 😀
Doug and I would have choose the high meadow! I guess you choose the one near the beaver dams??
Because we needed the Internet to get a video out we ended up choosing the waterfront. 😎
1 would be my pick
Right on! Location one was by far the most remote and also the highest in elevation. 😎
Probably the meadow but I’d probably stay a couple days at each. They all look nice.
The water front you stayed. He wants to fish !!
15:I0 would have chosen Beaver Creek for you. The trail down to the water looked inviting. I was fooled because I thought you would have chosen a more remote location!
I know right! We love the remote locations but have to have connection at least once a week. 😀
Great video ❤❤❤
Thank you for sharing Boondocking locations and beautiful scenery.
Uncertain about “is” vs “are” Fish is or Fish are ? Moose is or Moose are?
Hot sulfer springs would have been my choice, but durring the meteor shower I would take high meadow.
Right on, good of you to think about the meteor shower! Just wait for next weeks video, Carrie got some great stuff! 😀
Good choice!
I figured you would have gone with 1 or 3, but I would have picked 4. It seems to me that lakeside sites with a great mountain view seem to be rare.
I would've gone with #3 the area looks like it could have some fish, it looked likea a great spot to see wildlife and even get out the kayak. The beaver creek one was nice but not being as young as Dave, I would have a problem getting down to the creek to fish and getting back up to the plateau..
We wanted location 3! The good spots on the Colorado river were taken so we moved on. 😀
Great video as always. Gotta check out that state wildlife area. Was the 2 bars of Verizon in that area with or without using a weBoost or something like that?
I look for shade and no bugs. I have issues with high elevation too. All the locations would be great.
As soon as the sun set the mosquitoes 🦟 came out in full force! Than as it cooled off they were gone thankfully. 😀
I would have chosen the Beaver Creek Plateau for it’s isolation and views. I try and avoid people as much as possible.
The location you chose was nice for kayaking and I love being near water but there were too many other campers there for my tastes.
We are due for another remote campsite right now. We are missing the west. 👍😀
They all looked ok to me! Are you limited to how many “14 day stays” can you do in a row (or can you) if you move around?
You must move 25 miles to start another 14 day stay - local National Forest rules may vary. Like they said ask the ranger to be sure.
I would've chosen the Sulphur Springs wildlife area. Looks so beautiful. At least some cell coverage would've been fine for me, I'm pretty adamant about not staying in campgrounds unless there's nothing else available!
You sound a lot like us! 😀 and if we do stay in a campground it's almost always a free one.
@@oneadVANtureatatime Haha yes, always free! The only time I've paid so far was when I had battery issues and needed hookups to charge everything and keep my fridge going!
When Roodle gets wet from swimming, what do you do in terms of allowing him back into the van? Do you dry him off? (Even towels do the job somewhat...). Do you put out a blanket for him (because I'm pretty sure you don't want a wet dog on your bed!)? From what I know about dogs, once their coats are wet, it does take some doing to get them dry!
Great question, Robert! Yes, Roodle has his own waterproof dog blanket that we put on the couch or bed. Plus he has his own dog towel. Even at that sometimes the van smells like wet dog.😂😂😂
I was sure it was going to be the one where you could fish! Close!
I chose #3 or 4. They are all beautiful! Another great video. Thank you!
High Plateau would be my favorite.
Hot springs area is where I would have camped.
Number 3 beautiful
Nice! It sure was beautiful. The camping right on the river looked amazing!
The beetle problem is pretty horrific though. I wish they would find a solution
I would have gone for #2 or #3. I understand why you selected the one you did though.
I might have chosen the Sulphur Spring site, and I'm thinking you might have stayed there. Reasons: fishing potential, not crowded, cell phone reception.
Well, I was kinda right. Lol.
You were on spot! 😂 The Hotspring was pretty darn nice as well.😀😀😀
4. Fishing. No bugs. Enjoy
We noticed right after the sun sets...the wind stops and the bugs came out in clouds! 😂 That lake has huge lake trout and pike!
Beautiful and thank you for sharing!
Thank you, Evelyn! 😀
I think I'd have chosen the Colorado wildlife area, but I would have been happy at any of them. I feel like it's cheating to guess you stayed at the waterfront. :)
I know right! I didn't have the gear to fish this lake. Only large deep water fish.Huge pike and lake trout.😀
I would have chosen beaver creek.
I miss camping! I miss the mountains! I moved away, but Colorado is still under my skin.
Please don't let your dog drink from the creek. My dog got Giardia and was literally bleeding from her anus.
Also caution around mushrooms. My dog got a face full of spores and needed an emergency vet all the way to South Park from Como. My poor dog couldn't stand for 3 days she was convulsing so badly. She recovered completely and didn't learn a thing.
Sorry to hear about your dog's misfortunes. I am so glad she recovered! Roodle has no curiosity when it comes to mushrooms, thankfully. We will have to keep a better eye out on the creeks. Thank you for passing on the useful information. 😀😀😀
Lol we drove around Granby all day once looking for a moose.
Heather from Florida lives in Granby now. She took us on a guided tour and we saw 6 moose! 😀
All campsites are beautiful, hard to choose one... I think I'd stay at each one for couple of nights. Thank you for your wonderful videos!!!
Right on, Gary. I liked them all as well. 😀
Waterfront campground all the way kayaking for Carrie
Right on, Scott! Carrie was planning to kayak but was distracted by something awesome. 😀
Was chased by a momma moose two days ago. Too bad you weren't there!
Wow! That can be so dangerous! We are glad you are ok. Yes, I would have liked to been there with you. 😂
I would choose waterfront lake. How do you treat water from creak? Thanks
Hi Hannah. We use our Berkey water filter to treat water near our van. We also have a ceramic MSR filter for our pack. The Berkey water filter is awesome and has extended our stay many times. 😀
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I like #1. As long as I could get my 25ft trailer in there.
No problem getting your trailer in here at spot number 1. We saw one over 40 feet. A very nice gravel road and not many people. 😎
Hey guys where did you get your step?
We ordered this step off Amazon. We LOVE IT!!!! The legs fold so it is easy to store and it is super strong. This particular step has a 440 pound rating...which I think is plenty. Here is a link to the step we are using.
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The beaver creek dams
OK I would have stayed at Beaver Creek but I am guessing you stayed at the Colorado wildlife ine.
I liked number 3. Do you have a cell booster?
We do have a cell booster but even with it the mountains and trees tend to block it. Someday we hope to upgrade but for now we are using a Weboost.
I would have chosen the third spot
It must difficult doing this when you can't even make a basic camp fire. Shame. Great video.
Why limit yourself. Stay a couple days at all 4. All beautiful !
I know right! We love this lifestyle. 😀😀😀
Waterfront for me butprobably the wildlife area for you.
The best spots on the Colorado River we're full or we would have stayed there. 😀😀😀
Beaver Creek Plateau
#3 remote