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Agree with Brucev, we also like the many rustic or primitive camping locations offered by U.S. Forest Service, Army Corps of Engineers, Nat'l Park Service, state, county and city parks, etc. Some are free while others may charge modest fees, as low as $5. per night, which goes in a drop box, since some have no attendants or staff and we often find we have the whole camp area to ourselves, as many RV'ers go for the more developed and commercial campgrounds that have all the amenities and charge $50.+ per night.
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