Wild River State Park

Wild River State Park

Oct 28-30

47e
34 electrical sites
35 miles of hiking trails

For this late trip in the year we stayed at Wild River State Park because of it's beauty.

The trails are wonderful to hike.  Great views of the water from the trail.  

Only things to remember about spring or fall camping is keeping warm and keeping critters out of your warm RV.  

You can see this spot is huge.  

One side of the spot has no one next to you.  If you had a table slide out to the left you could eat in almost totally peace.  During the fall everyone can see you because almost all the leave are down.   

Fire pit ring has a routing grill grate, so you don't burn your finger when removing your hot dogs. 

We parked closer to the right side to have room to exit the camper without landing into the fire pit.

 When visiting each park we walk around to see what site would work for us.  

We look at length, width, gradation to be able to park our 28ft fifth wheel RV.  

We also look at picnic and grill area to see if it has privacy from the other campers.   We love 72e because it has the most privacy in the park, as you see with the picture above.