Today was another moving day, well, at least changing sites. More good weather but plenty of wind. The deeper portions of the campground are fairly well protected. The site we moved to is near the highway bridge and on the other side is the beach. This results in more wind in our current location.
Saturday was a free day in the Oregon State Parks and as a result the place was nearly full. That is, until this morning. By noon over half the campground was empty and mostly populated by adults. Almost all the people with kids left today.
This morning we took the Spencer Creek Nature trail that follows the creek on the south side of the campground. It is lush with lots of different plants, a sort of rain forest area. The trail doubles back on the campground side of the creek so it makes a nice loop.
Of course there are the ever present Raven which are fun to watch and to hear them calling to others when they find something interesting. I think that is the meaning of some of the calls as it doesn't take long for several others to show up.
After dinner we walked the beach to the north of Spencer Creek. Very few people out tonight and we almost had it to ourselves. What a change from Saturday evening. From the campground you can take a trail under the bridge to the south beach or another one to north beach.
The loose sand on the beach was blowing but where the ground was wet it was firm and smooth which made for very easy walking.
Later it was time to catch the sunset but before it could set the fog bank hid the sun. Maybe tomorrow night.
We have a number of options for tomorrow and haven't decided just what we will do first.
Home away from home!
Introduction
We are off to.... is our Blog to allow family, friends, and others that are interested to follow us on our extended RV travels.
We aren't full time RVers but like to take extended trips of a month or more as often as we can. We prefer public agency campgrounds like State and National Parks, US Forest Service, etc. We do use some RV Parks if they are the closest or most convenient place to things we want to see or do.
We will attempt to provide information on the various campgrounds we stay in, things to do in the area, and pictures of what we see.
We aren't full time RVers but like to take extended trips of a month or more as often as we can. We prefer public agency campgrounds like State and National Parks, US Forest Service, etc. We do use some RV Parks if they are the closest or most convenient place to things we want to see or do.
We will attempt to provide information on the various campgrounds we stay in, things to do in the area, and pictures of what we see.
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- June 24th, Home
- June 21st, La Grande, OR (NROA Annual Rally)
- June 19th, La Grande, OR (Eagle Hot Lake RV Park)
- June 14th, Near Moses Lake, WA
- June 13th, Sequim Bay SP, (Port Gamble)
- June 12th, Sequim Bay SP (Port Townsend)
- June 10th & 11th, Sequim Bay SP, WA (Hurricane Ridge)
- June 9th, Cape Disappointment SP, WA
- June 8th, Cape Disappointment SP, WA
- June 7th, Fort Stevens SP, OR, (Fort Clatsop)
- June 6th, Cape Lookout SP, OR
- June 5th, Cape Lookout SP, OR
- June 4th, Cape Lookout SP, OR
- June 3rd, Beverly Beach SP, OR
- June 2nd, Beverly Beach SP, OR
- June 1st, Beverly Beach SP, OR
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