Best spots in this big a** State? - Thank you! Semper Fi Brother! For the record, I don't always read everyones signature either.. I'd love to have a camper, but ...

Rattltrunk wrote:

esox07 wrote:Well, if you read closely, you will see that the OP is a Sgt in the Marines. I imagine he has done enough of your kind of "camping".

Thank you!

Semper Fi Brother!

For the record, I don't always read everyones signature either.. I'd love to have a camper, but a part of me will always love the feeling after setting up a full tent camp site for a nice 4-5 night stay, or longer. I'm actually trying to set one up for a bunch of people just after Labor Day this year..

But no more "cold-weather" training trips needed for me.. I did enough of those myself in the 90's...

yeah I like some full tent camping. I went though SERE for the air force being aircrew and that was way different. 6 days of out in the mountains under a ranger diamond with a couple mres.

Yah, back at ya from an Army comrade.
I started with a tent and did that for many, many years, even after the Army. Then as my age and back problems progressed, I moved to a popup. After 4 or 5 years of that, I am now at the small TT stage. I don't think I will ever go with a motor home, but maybe down the road a bit more substantial trailer. I can't say I miss tent camping a whole lot. The idea of it is wonderful, but the reality of a bad back keeps me in a trailer.

BTW: Thanks for your service.

You need to hit Glacier Nat'l Park if you haven't been there yet.

Its all good. Camping is camping

Alfred Payne wrote:You need to hit Glacier Nat'l Park if you haven't been there yet.

Its on my bucket list.

Semper fi!


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Semper Fi Brother!

For the record, I don't always read everyones signature either.. I'd love to have a camper, but a part of me will always love the feeling after setting up a full tent camp site for a nice 4-5 night stay, or longer. I'm actually trying to set one up for a bunch of people just after Labor Day this year..

But no more "cold-weather" training trips needed for me.. I did enough of those myself in the 90's...[/quote]


Semper fi brother

Greenough Campground, about 12 miles west of Red Lodge MT. At the start of the switchbacks of the Beartooth Highway....

That looks like a great place with quick access to Yellowstone.

Makoshika State Park is Montana's largest State Park and it's near the North Dakota Border and I-94. It's a great place to stop when you first get to Montana if your coming from the East. It's much like the South Dakota Badlands really.

http://montanastateparks.reserveamerica ... kId=630711