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Reply With QuoteWe are! We're headed to Goose Island State Park this weekend, Nov 6-8. Weather looks great and its out first time camping at Goose Island SP.
We are off to Lake Tawakani SP (yes again) but this time to go to nearby
Edgewood for a real fun festival the week of Friday the 13th
Home - Edgewood Texas Heritage Festival
If any wild texans decide to go come join us camping at the park !
We are! We're headed to Goose Island State Park this weekend, Nov 6-8. Weather looks great and its out first time camping at Goose Island SP.
We are going to try to get into Brazos Bend SP this weekend. RA says they're full but that may change by the end of the week.
Week of T'giving we're 'redneck camping' in my cousin's yard in Marble Falls. Everyone's coming but WE get to bring our own beds!!
We're headed to Garner the 12-15 of November and then Back to Guadalupe for Thanksgiving!
I have no plans for November, but you all are making me reconsider it!Originally Posted by camperone
Garner should be beautiful this time of year... hint, hint... ha ha. Pick someplace, any place, just go. This weather will be gone before you know it then you'll be sorry you missed it!!I have no plans for November, but you all are making me reconsider it!
November 13/14/15 we shall be at Inks with 4 other families from Scouts.
Charcoal is a spice, dirt is a condiment, and there is no 3 second rule.
We'll be at Garner on Nov. 6-8. campsite 41 or 42
I loved camping there a few months back. Don't forgot to checkout the ancient giant Live Oak Tree.. it is huge.
November 14th - 19th (if not later), I'll be in Florida eagerly awaiting the launch of Space Shuttle Atlantis on this 6th to last Space Shuttle mission before the Shuttle fleet's 2010 retirement & decommissioning.
All the camping sure sounds enticing, though! If I have some time, I'll try to hit some Florida parks but the focus of the trip is the Shuttle launch.
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Guess I'm going camping too! Having to use a week of vaykay mid November, so I suppose I'll load up the Jeep and take my peregrination among Bastrop/Buescher/Huntsville/Somerville/McKinney/?/?....... just some places I haven't been yet and I'll work on the TPWD Geocache challenge while I'm at it. Different hike/camp/drive each day ought to keep the wheels of adventure in motion!
Have another week to use up in December too, a little teaser for the likely soon to come "Who's camping in December?" thread.
"All those who wander are not lost."
Sounds like a fun trip. I love Bastrop and McKinney. Not so much on Buescher ( just becasue it looks just like Guadalupe to me and Guad is much closer) Never been to Huntsville and Summerville is soooo far for us. McKinney is a regular spot of us in the winter,along with Pedernales ( going in January to both ha ha. There's a bump for whos going on jan). We do Bastrop every February.
Well, I made reservations for Palmetto the weekend before Thanksgiving. Then I realized that I have a conflict that weekend. So we have pushed that trip to Spring Break. After all of that wrangling, I decided that I couldn't wait until March. We are now going to San Angelo in January, as well.
So how was Garner? Were there many people there???
Nobody there. It was nice and quite. I always bring first time campers to GSP for a good first impression.
I'm going camping again... twice in 1 month. Going to Lake Livingston...
Anyone know any good fishing spots there?
Actually, of all the parks I visited last week, Huntsville was my favorite and Lake Somerville-Nails Unit was my second fave. In each instance, I asked the ranger to suggest a prime site and both places I was rewarded with a lake front campsite along with the fact that I may have very well been the only camper in either park. Spent 2 nights at Huntsville and 1 at Somerville-Nails. I'd definitely recommend either for winter time getaways where peace and cool starry nights were sought after.
Also visited Palmetto, Lockhart, McKinney, Washington on the Brazos, Somerville-Birch Unit, Kriesche-Monument Hill, Buescher, Bastrop, and Guadalupe with overnight stays in Bastrop and McKinney too. McKinney and Bastrop were both first time visits and I enjoyed hiking both and will return to either in the future. WOTB/ Living history farm and Kriesche/ Monument are both steeped in rich history and make nice day visits. Good stuff for sure!
"All those who wander are not lost."
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