The park I am at right now is called Ponderosa. It is a nice little park with semi-friendly park rangers and is well kept. This park is part of Thousand Trails which we are members of. The park has free internet that you can occasionally access in certain sites, like the one we are at. Only half the sites have sewer, which is a bummer because the park is very small, the smallest RV park that I have ever been to, actually. Ponderosa, unlike most other RV parks, has no children activities (other than a playground), no activities at all really. This place is really hill-y and is a great place to jog 'cus of its hills, it gives you such a great work out. Although Ponerosa is beautiful and is said to have beavers, river otters, bald eagles, hawks, and snakes during the summer, winter is not the time to come and see them. Pondersosa is out in the middle of nowhere, which is good and bad. I love it when we are out in the middle of nowhere, it is so calm and peaceful and there are a ton of photo opportunities (I will put links to the two places you can see all my pictures at the bottom of this post). But being out in the middle of nowhere also means that we are out in the middle of nowhere. There is less to do because the parks expect that if you aren't near anything than there are less families, so most of the time there is less to do at the parks. A big downer about Ponderosa is that it doesn't have washers and dryers. That means we can only stay a little while until our cloths run out. There is barely any phone service here, mom with her AT&T doesn't get any service at all and I only get service occasionally when the stars are aligned perfectly. Over all this parks is pretty good, even with all its downs, I would rate it a 6 out of 10.
P.S. here are links to where you can see all the pictures I've taken at this park and others here: http://hstar99.deviantart.com/ and here: http://hstar99.deviantart.com/
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