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18
Dec

Quick And Easy Cleanup While Camping Tips

Posted in Texas Camping  by admin on December 18th, 2008

http://www.campingearth.com/ - Cleaning up may never be your favorite part of camping, but here's a quick tip on how I get my dishes washed quickly so I can spend more time relaxing.

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5
Dec

Piper Goes Camping 08

Posted in Texas Camping  by admin on December 5th, 2008

A grandpa moment in the camp tent. Piper shmoozes for the camera. Distributed by Tubemogul.

Duration : 1 min 31 sec

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30
Nov

A Review of Popular River Rafting Trips and Services

Posted in Texas Camping  by admin on November 30th, 2008

Organized river rafting trips are a good idea for novices and
experts alike. River rafting tours provide all of the equipment,
guidance, and instruction necessary. If the trip covers several
days, the rafting company may provide camping accommodations as
well. Trips are available for rafters of all skill levels, from
beginners rafting for the first time, to skilled experts looking
for the toughest rivers in the country.

River rafting tours are offered on many major rivers in the
country. Trips are available in many different lengths, varying
from an afternoon to a two week trek. River rafting trips
designed for families as well as trips that cater to experienced
rafters are available almost anywhere. While much river rafting
is done in the Southwest, it is by no means the only place for a
river rafting adventure. North Carolina, Oregon, Texas, and many
other states have great rivers for rafting.

A couple of well-established river rafting outfitters are Dvorak
Expeditions, California River Rafting Excitement, and the
Nantahala Outdoor Center. All three of these companies offer
great guides, top-of-the-line equipment, and routes on some of
the best rivers.

Dvorak Enterprises was the first outfitter given a river
recreation outfitters license in 1969. Run by the world famous
Bill Dvorak out of Salida, Colorado, this company offers
exciting river rafting trips to visitors in many states
including Colorado, New Mexico, Idaho, Utah, and Texas, as well
as New Zealand and Nepal. Dvorak Enterprises is known for its
friendly, skilled, and knowledgeable guides.

California River Rafting Excitement is one of the top-rated
river rafting outfitters in the Sunshine State. This company
offers river rafting trips on five different California rivers,
has trips designed for families as well as experienced rafters,
and offers camping equipment for trips lasting several days.

Nantahala Outdoor Center in North Carolina offers a variety of
river rafting adventures on several rivers in the area. The
rivers range in difficulty to accommodate rafters at any skill
level, and Nantahala offers great guides as well as a rafting
school for novices.

River rafting trips are a fun way for adventurous travelers to
unwind and relax. River rafting adventures are available for
rafters of all skill levels, insuring that everyone will have a
good, safe time

28
Nov

Kids' World Camp Teaser 01

Posted in Texas Camping  by admin on November 28th, 2008

Kids' World Camp is a new television series from Studio 125 Productions, Inc.

Kids' World Camp is about what happens when you take a summer camp for kids and drop a zany cartoon gator from the bayou smack in the middle of it. When Boodrow Allouicious Gator isn't sneaking smores from the Hungry Hut, or scaring chickens down at the Critter Coop, he helps the camp kids face the hurdles of growing up with tales about his cartoon friends.

Kids' World Camp helps parents of boys and girls ages 3 to 6 reinforce compassion and concern for taking care of themselves and the environment through problem solving, teamwork, kindness, perseverance, and timeless values. Because Kid's World Camp is a refreshing choice in family entertainment, parents and kids alike will enjoy the humor, diversity, adventure, quality, and have a bayou bustin' good time with Kids' World Camp.

About Studio 125 Productions, Inc.

Studio 125 develops and produces family entertainment programming for Television. Currently Studio 125 …

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27
Nov

Dallas: Wonderful Times For All, Part 1

Posted in Texas Camping  by admin on November 27th, 2008

The city of Dallas offers a rich southern culture that is one of a kind. No matter what your reason for visiting, it promises to be an amazing trip. With it’s contemporary architecture, downtown Dallas has a unique feeling, everywhere you go. True to the Texas attitude, Dallas displays a swagger that is all its own.

For sightseers, the options are nearly unlimited. You can take in an afternoon at the John F. Kennedy Memorial Plaza that was dedicated to the late President in the 1970’s. “Bid D” also offers some of the best nightlife around. If you’re looking to have a great time, look no further than Deep Ellum. Some of the best bars and taverns are located in this district. Large concerts and festivals are held in Dallas that can fit anyone’s musical taste. Greenville Avenue is a cultural hotspot with its many stores, bars, and restaurants. No trip to Dallas is complete without a meal at the world-famous Abacus. This popular restaurant offers a look into the world of the chef. You can actually watch from a theater style seat. Besides the show, you will enjoy some of the most unique food in the world. Be sure to make reservations for dinner at this “can’t miss” destination. If you’re traveling to Dallas be sure to put a trip to the downtown area on your itinerary.

For the outdoorsman Dallas offers some of the best parks and lakes in the country. A very popular attraction is the White Rock Lake Park. This 1000 acre tract is home to some amazing hiking trails. Camping and fishing are also prime activities in this natural beauty.

For the traveler, Dallas offers something that will please every kind of person. Whether you’re an outdoorsman, club-hopper, socialite, sports fan, or anyone in between, you will love a trip to Dallas.

24
Nov

Why Rent An RV?

Posted in Texas Camping  by admin on November 24th, 2008

This year for our vacation we thought that we would try something quite different for us. We usually have our travel agent book us reservations for some resort where we can relax with luxurious accommodations and visit interesting attractions nearby. Most of the time we fly to our destination, but we have driven if it is not more than a few hours away. This year we decided that we would like to try roughing it in an RV. We have never done anything like this before, so we thought that it may be fun.

We have friends who have shared their experiences with us and it did sound very inviting to relax around an open fire and enjoy mountain, ocean, or desert views. We do not own an RV, so we decided that we would rent one for this vacation. We do not enjoy driving that much, so it seamed very appropriate that we fly to our location and pick up an RV there to use for a week or so.

We began our search on the internet for RV rentals. We typed in RV rental North Carolina and found many dealers who were willing to rent their RVs nightly, weekly, or long term. We typed in RV rental Phoenix and found very similar ads. Phoenix is a very popular place to visit and we have always wanted to go there. But after searching RV rental Texas, RV rental Montana, RV rental Orlando, and RV rental in North Dakota, we began to change our minds.

We found that very small RV units start out at $125.00 per day and go up to as much as $300.00 per day depending on the size that you choose. There is a small discount on weekly or long term rental. Additional cost not mentioned are insurance and taxes. So we began to do the math. Figuring the cost of the vehicle, the price of fuel, and then the cost of renting a campground space, you have yourself a very expensive endeavor. Just a campsite alone can cost as much as $40.00 to $60.00 a day.

We quickly decided that roughing it is very expensive. We can stay at a luxurious hotel or condominium somewhere, eat in the finest restaurants, and relax around a pool or spa all day long, or cook around a campfire, fight the flies and mosquitoes, and sleep in a camper bed for the same amount of money.

The choice really wasn’t hard to make. For those who like the out of doors, cooking your own meals, camping in the woods, and washing dishes, go for it. We just didn’t think that we could afford it.

21
Nov

Best Rural Places To Buy A Home In The U.S.

Posted in Texas Camping  by admin on November 21st, 2008

If you love to live in the country and are looking for the finest rural setting to settle down, what better place to choose from than America’s top ten rural places? The February issue of Progressive Farmer features the top ten best places to live in rural America in 2007. These rural counties have been chosen based on statistics such as education, crime, health care etc. and as well as their picturesque settings. The ten rural places that made it to the top list are:

1. Barren County, Kentucky
Rolling farmlands, friendly residents, a rich historical background and thriving businesses attract settlers to Barren County. The County rates high on education with the County schools having some of the top scores in the State. The County offers rich country living amidst a background of strong farming heritage.

2. Warren County, Pennsylvania
A flowing Allegheny River adds to the picturesque beauty of the County as do its famed hills that give character to the milieu in each season. The breathtaking beauty of the seasons - whether it is the brightest green in spring or the intense reds and yellows of fall - makes Warren County a perfect place for every season. Nature’s bounties include mild summers and winters, water spots that offer fishing and camping and the Allegheny National Forest with copious attractions such as skiing and snowmobiling. The County also has excellent schools.

3. Randolph County, Illinois
The country living here is characterized by numerous festivals and events such as the annual Popeye Picnic that celebrates the town’s native son Elzie Segar - the creator of the popular comic-strip character. Agriculture drives the economy of this County and is aided by river transportation. With the local administration planning the preservation of open space and agricultural heritage of the County, Randolph County is sure to stay on the top 10 list for long.

4. Gillespie County, Texas
A land that gets clothed by beautiful flowers every spring, Gillespie is a wonderful rural setting and a typical Texas County where one can find wide-open spaces, cattle ranches and old men wearing cowboy hats. The German influence is profound on the eating places here. The County is popular for its peach orchards and citrus farms.

5. Union County, South Dakota
The merging of the Missouri River and the Big Sioux River has rendered this County with not only a beautiful topography but also a rich fertile soil. This rural County offers a few surprises too in terms of achievements. Union County is proud of its excellent schools which has a Blue Ribbon school amongst them. The County offers a favorable atmosphere for children and is a great place to raise a family.

6. St. Lawrence County, New York
On the sixth place is St. Lawrence County which boasts of a renowned music school, the Frederic Remington Art Museum, traditional arts, etc. The County also offers a plethora of recreational activities that include hunting and fishing. Although winters are severe, summers are beautiful and highly enjoyable.

7. Sac County, Iowa
Rolling hills, fields of golden corn and soybean, friendly residents… Sac County has a lot to offer for the rural lover. A warm community feeling abides among the residents who enjoy fun activities and events such as the Farmall Promenade.

8. Garfield County, Okalahoma
Home to two medical centers and the Vance Air Force Base, Garfield County is a through and through agricultural land. Horse pastures and wheat fields adorn the countryside. The residents mostly live on acreages and are known for their honesty and hard work. The place has a rich history.

9. Amador County, California
Amador Country is a unique place where one can enjoy the luxury of three different climates. Famous for its wine region, Amador is one of the major grape-growing regions of the country.

10. Polk County, North Carolina
Polk County is one that has been untouched despite the rapid growth of its neighboring counties. Nestled amidst the foothills of the Appalachians, tourism drives the economy of the County. This scenic County once undiscovered is headed for growth in the near future.

If you are thinking of buying or selling a home, condo or any other type of real estate in the areas listed above, be sure to seek out the services of a local real estate agent to advise you about local real estate market conditions.

20
Nov

Texas

Posted in Texas Camping  by admin on November 20th, 2008

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