Starting out - after a stop at Home Depot. All of this for one night of camping out. However, let me state that trailer contains the camping gear for two families.
Ready to go!
Seems like lots of other people had the same idea! Duh! it is the Fourth of July weekend.
Our neighbors at the campground were a bunch of horses!
The path to the river from the campground was slightly overgrown! We never made it - turned around and headed back. Only our son-in-law was brave enough to make the trek!
Our tent - Notice the power cord threaded into the tent on the left side of the door. It was used to pump up the air mattresses that went on the cots, and to recharge the batteries for the camera.
Grandbaby, Reece.
Reece and her mother petting the horses.
Reece and her Dad petting the horses
Is anybody home?
Reece in her new tent!
Oops! Always remember to stake down your tent!!!
Grandpa to the tent rescue!
The brave little camper tries again!
Much better!
Inside view of the "glamping" tent
Is this the face of a happy camper?
Baby with her own supply of bug spray! (really just the lid - we used doctor approved spray on the baby - all natural) The mosquitos were terrible!
The son-in-law starting breakfast!
Oh, the trials of camping!
Reece and Grandpa petting the horses.
Two men and a baby!
Mother of baby keeping an eye on the two men with her baby!
A cup of strong coffee and he's got a smile on his face and ready to go!
A nosey neighbor!
The RV section of the Yakima River RV Park. We stayed in the overflow area, where tents are allowed. http://www.yakimarv.com/
Yakima River RV Park
There is a Wildlife Access Area just around the corner from the Yakima River RV Park. There were fishermen here and boaters / kayakers.
Wildlife Access Area near Yakima River RV Park
Boaters @ Wildlife Access Area near Yakima River RV Park
Now we are leaving the area and continuing our trip. We took the long way home so that we could do more exploring. We're done camping for this trip!
A three-room tent.
On the road again!
The next several pictures were taken at a place called "Tim's Pond" The people were having some pretty good luck fishing.
On the other side of this bridge looked like a pretty good place to camp.
Griz - our granddog. Grandma and Grandpa had to babysit him while the rest of his family went on with their weekend trip.
Rimrock Lake is visible when you come out the other side of this tunnel.
Rimrock Lake
A Snug Harbor at Rimrock Lake. We didn't pull in, but it looked like a great place to stay. http://snugharboratrimrock.com/
Rimrock Lake from Hwy 12
A motorcycle at Clear Creek Falls Overlook
Our rig at Clear Creek Falls Overlook
The people with the motorcycle had a dog that they put in a harness on the passengers chest. Gives new meaning to the phrase "Lucky Dog".
Looking back over the way we have come from the Clear Creek Falls Overlook.
One of the falls. There are two sets of amazing falls here to view.
Mike planning the rest of our trip
Grandpa and granddog.
I don't know. Just another lake.
A herd of motorcycles at White Pass
Mt. Rainier in the background
Another "Lucky Dog"
Inside Ohanapecosh Recreation Area. Looks like a gorgeous place to camp. It was full while we were there.
Packwood, WA An RV Park
This is the first time we have seen one of these signs.
Just some old cars we saw on the way home (South Hills)!
SuperMall - A Glamper's Dream come true!
