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state park at sardis
That's a good option for sure.Quote:
Originally Posted by Billbob
I don't need anything special, just a place to hang my hat and a place to charge the boat batteries.
Rent a site and pitch a tent. Bring a fan and a heater for what is needed.
If we use John Kyle state park campground, let's get in a section and not be all over the campground. From the ranger's station to the boat ramp fills up fast, sites 01 through 114. I would say we use the loop with 219, 220, 270 through 283 and a few others close if needed. It's a good flat area.
http://www.reserveamerica.com/campin...rkId=152813#sr
With a kitchen like this, how could we go anywhere else?
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I will be very interested in attending the spring camp. As soon as dates are finalized, I would appreciate any info possible on local motels or such. I'll probably be just finishing up my snow goose hunts and some peace and quiet on the water will be most welcome if any can be located. I realize peace and quiet in camp will be in short supply and that is OK by me. I can tow my rig down or share a seat with one of the members here if any are open.
John Kyle has cabins at the north end of the dam, upper lake about $80 per night. Some have 1 queen bed in one room with a hidabed in the kitchen/living room. Some have 2 queen beds in one room.
Another set of cabins on hwy 315 between Sardis and the lake. Someone will post that info later. After location and date is set.
2 motels at the Sardis exit I-55 and Hwy 315, I know nothing about them.
Batesville has a few motels mostly at I-55 and hwy 6. You can take hwy 315 or hwy 35 from the lake to get on I-55 and go south to hwy 6.
Non-ethanol gas is at the Local station, I-55 and hwy 315.
Anyone is welcome to park their boat at my site overnight to charge the batteries.
Just needs an oven and a griddle.Quote:
Originally Posted by Firebug2006
Like!!!!! That's my choice also.Quote:
Originally Posted by Billbob