I have only one dome tent (supposed to sleep five) and most of the site is usually open. Being laid off and considering the cost of campsites I would like to share a campsite if anyone else who is attending similarly underuses their site.
One alternative to paying for a campsite:
( current rustic state forest Site: 15.00 ) Camp on State land-it’s free. Of course no facilities you have to rough it by bringing in water and making your own latrine. All you need to do is stop by a DNR office and pick up a camping permit. Be sure to camp where it’s legal. For example the Mason tract is no camping except Canoe Harbor campground. the Grayling area has tons of state forest land.
I may do that but it’s nice to have someone else around at times.
Jim;
If my old bones would take it I’d really like to take you up on the offer. I’ll be in room #15 at Gate’s so you know where to stop for a shower and cold beer, the doors never locked! I’ll also have the air mattress along this year for anyone that stays to long at the campfire.
Sorry to hear that you are laid off. You know you have a place to stay here if you can get down to chase some Rainbows.
just a bump