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[GMCnet] Campground pictures [message #175799] Fri, 06 July 2012 16:42 Go to next message
steve n is currently offline  steve n   United States
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Why is it that whenever you pull up a campground or RV resort web site, and look for pictures of the actual camping (parking) sites, there never are any?
They all show the road to the check in area, the kids play area including splash pools with slides, sand boxes, etc, etc.
Am I getting old or something - I'm not really interested in the kiddie pool, play ground or the reception area. I'd like to see the actual sites (parking) and even the roads leading to the sites.
Even the campgrounds listed in Woodall's as 4 or 5 star don't have that info on their web sites.

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Re: [GMCnet] Campground pictures [message #175805 is a reply to message #175799] Fri, 06 July 2012 17:29 Go to previous messageGo to next message
Matt Colie is currently offline  Matt Colie   United States
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steve n wrote on Fri, 06 July 2012 17:42

Why is it that whenever you pull up a campground or RV resort web site, and look for pictures of the actual camping (parking) sites, there never are any?
They all show the road to the check in area, the kids play area including splash pools with slides, sand boxes, etc, etc.
Am I getting old or something - I'm not really interested in the kiddie pool, play ground or the reception area. I'd like to see the actual sites (parking) and even the roads leading to the sites.
Even the campgrounds listed in Woodall's as 4 or 5 star don't have that info on their web sites.

Steve Nowak

Steve,

As little as we use "campgrounds", I completely agree.
So, when we are thinking of going to a campground (read parking lot with (maybe) some hookups), I always find it on Google Earth. If you can see the slips (parking sites) clearly, you know there are no trees. You can usually guess the size pretty well if there are a few things parked there.

Sometimes, you can use Google streets to look in from the road. That does work, but it is a poor bet.

Matt


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Overhead photos [message #176080 is a reply to message #175805] Sun, 08 July 2012 18:06 Go to previous message
bukzin is currently offline  bukzin   United States
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You can also use http://www.bing.com/maps/
Select "birds eye" view.

By sure to use the white arrows in the upper right corner
to get a better look at what you are interested in.



For an even better tool download "Live Street View".
It's a free app that is really nice.

http://livestreetviewapp.com/


Type your address in both of these to check them out.



What else are you folks using?


Bukzin
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