“Camping in the fall means heading to the New England states so you can be sure to catch the beautiful colors of this season. Five of the best places to camp in the fall are mentioned in Yankee Magazine. They are: Little Moose Management Unit in Greenville, Maine; Mount Philo State Park in Charlotte, Vermont; Lost River Valley Campground in North Woodstock, New Hampshire; Clarksburg State Park in Clarksburg, Massachusetts and Oak Embers in West Greenwich, Rhode Island.
I have been to Clarksburg, MA and North Woodstock, NH. I can vouch for both of these places to offer great scenery and bright fall foliage colors. It is not freezing yet, but the nights are cool, so make sure you have a great sleeping bag. Some blankets on the ground and then your sleeping bag make the ground a little more comfortable to lie down on. Of course, an air mattress works better.
Camping can be fun any time of the year, but in the fall, you can really experience the full spectrum of colors.”
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I love camping out in the wild and over the years I have found that the best thing is always to take a good travel guide with you wherever you go. Sometimes, the best thing to do before a camping trip is to check out an online travel ort camping site listed on www.dozentravel.com or another travel index. Check out this blog post on an online travel guide I found while surfing last night, it has some great advice on camping.
