would like to know where you can take camper and leave it for all summer by a lake in Northern washington?
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Probably at some kind of park or something but you will probably have to pay.
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try searching the American Camping Association website at http://www.acacamps.com you can search there by activity taught and location you should be able to find a camp that way
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You can winter camp, cold but doable.\n\nThe north shore is beautiful every season and provides the most snow cover in the state allowing you to snowshoe, snowmobile, ice skate, ice climb, and more.  The twin cities has plenty of arts and entertainment, shopping and sports that can be had at a reasonable price.  \n\nBest bet.  South Pier Inn in Duluth, MN.  It is right on the canal at Lake Superior, beautiful hotel and view.  Great city to use as your springboard to the north shore and to Apostle Islands.
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There is a camp ground in the N.E. corner of GA by a town called Blairesville that has a bunch of stuff close to go do. It is in a dry county FYI.
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Try ebay or your local sports and camping store.
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The Avalanche campsite is a good tent campground with two recommended hikes nearby, Trail of the Cedars and Avalanche Lake.\n\nUnlike Avalanche, the Sprauge Creek campground is a tent only campground that is also near many hiking trails and alongside Lake McDonald.  This campground is near the Going-to-the-Sun Road so it does get some traffic noise.\n\nA third option is Rising Sun Campground on the north shore of St. Mary Lake.  It is within hiking distance of three waterfalls although there are not as many hiking options as the previous two campgrounds.\n\nAll three campgrounds are only open from May-Sept.
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1. Weekend campground or long term vacation\n2. Anywhere from 50-1000 miles\n3. How many times a year DID I camp - 2 weekends of each month (April-October) and an average of 3-5 days per stay\n4. We are now on our 5th travel trailer\n5. $23-30 per night\n6. Bring it all\n7. No more than it would cost if we were eating at home.\n8. Nothing - I went to relax\n9. Water, electric, free showers, playground for the kids\n10. They have all I need\n11. When they charge me extra for bringing my dependant children along.  When the showers cost money.  The water is not hot until you have put in your 3-4 quarter-what a waste.\n12. 45-55 age group\n13. Small city in northern MS\nps - I am a campground owner, which is what brought me to this question.  If you are a camper first and a campground owner after several years of camping, you will be a more successful owner because you know what your clientele will be looking for.
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The problem with campgrounds will always be that way. If you want to party all night and not be bothered it is probally best to hit the river and do some floating or talk to some of the local landowners and find a spot off the beaten trail.
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Call your local YMCA and ask them if they have any camps.  YMCA is a great place for kids, if that is what you are looking for.
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Hill would be nice,nice flowers and clean air. waterfall is good too,opening your way to camping and hiking activity.
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try searching the American Camping Association website at http://www.acacamps.com you can search by activities taught (music) and location. There should be plenty out there!
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Crater Lake in souther Oregon. Check out this link.\n\nhttp://www.nps.gov/crla
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There are quite a few, but they can be hard to come by.  The Holland State park Beachfront unit and Grand Haven state park come to mind.  But you usually need reservations 6 months in advance to get in.  Interlochen state park is nice with sites sitting on a bluff overlooking Duck Lake.  You have to walk down the stairs to the water, and the area by the campsites are more rocky than "beachy".  Your best bet would be to check out the Michigan DNR website and look in the camping section.   Each state park has its amenities listed and you can look at maps and reserve site specific spots right on the water.  Good luck and happy camping.
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http://www.mytraversecity.com/summer/listings.cfm?Type=18\n\nCheck out this website for canoe/kayak/tubing rentals in the Grand Traverse area.  The Boardman River (runs through TC) is supposed to be pretty nice, I think.\n\nTraverse City is about 45 minutes west of Torch Lake, depending where on the lake you are.
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not sure where u are, but i find the best deals around the lakes for camper and boats or around docks if u can manage 2 get on lake, because some ppl dont have trailers for them if they also bought them on the lake, best time of year for that is fall, also check in boat trader
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Try Campmor.com  They have a huge selection of outdoor gear.
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The Smithsonian and the Sierra Club both have programs like this.  You need to contact your local Sierra Club and ask them.  There is usually a charge for food and lodging.\n\nYou could also ask at your high school councilor for a summer program.