Oak Hollow Campground – High Point, NC

Oak Hollow Family Campground: Site C-8

I think I have found the perfect campsite in the perfect campground in all the United States. Granted, I haven’t been to all the United States yet, but this one knocked our sock off.  Everything we look for in a campground is provided at Oak Hollow Family Campground in Highpoint, North Carolina.  Electric (50/30 amp), water, sewer, cable, and free wi-fi, oh my! On top of all that, the campground is located on a lake with amazing sunrise and sunset views.  And for $30 per night, it’s a steal.

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Camping WITHOUT a View!

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An example of Camping WITHOUT a View! Boondocking in a strip mall parking lot. Just to show not every stay is sunshine and lollipops, I offer up our current digs! In almost two years of traveling full-time, we have never “boondocked” in a parking lot. So, this is a new experience for sure.

Cedar Creek COE – Nashville, TN

Cedar Creek COE SIte #54

Cedar Creek Corps of Engineers Park.
Cedar Creek COE campground is located near Nashville, Tennessee. As is typical with COE campgrounds, Cedar Creek is exceptionally well manicured in a beautiful area of Mt. Juliet. There are 59 sites spanning a peninsula overlooking Lake Hickory. We reserved one of six waterfront sites for the weekend (due to someone’s last-minute cancellation) and spent an extra five days in one of the inner loop sites. Although the loop sites are fine, the waterfront sites are nothing short of spectacular.

CWAV Status: Where are we now?

A Future Camping with a View Campsite!

Quick Status Update:
We lucked out with this walk-up site after evacuating this weekend from Hurricane Irene. It is definitely a worthy addition to the Camping With a View website. Update Coming Soon!

Anyone guess where we are? No cheating my little hacker friends!

Bahia Honda State Park – Florida Keys

Bahia Honda Campsite #14

Bahia Honda Campsite 14

Camping at Bahia Honda State Park can be a mixed bag. I say this even though I believe our campsite on our last visit is probably the best campsite in all our travels. Emphasis on campsite. The views from campsite #14 at the Buttonwood Campground at Bahia State Park in Big Pine Key, Florida has amazing views of both bridges, the ocean, an inlet brimming with fish and a glimpse into the camper’s marina. It’s truly spectacular at sunset. So, how did we get this site in the middle of winter when anyone who has ever tried to reserve a site at Bahia Honda knows it’s always fully booked through the winter? Like all the other Florida State Parks I reserve, I get them through last minute cancellations, usually a week before. This drives my husband batty