PONTOON CAMPING THATS WHAT I'AM TALKING ABOUT
Posted: Tue Mar 28, 2006 10:30 pm
HI to all. The only reason we sold our 20ft Aqua Patio was that it was just to small to spend the night on, although we did once in a while. Now we have a 32ft Tracker party cruiser. It is built for cruising and camping. In our area around eastern Washington it is getting harder and harder to find a camp site. You have to get there early Friday or make a reservation months ahead. Then it can cost any where from $10 to $40 a night , and they shoe horn you in more like a parking lot than camping. Now we launch the boat late on Friday when others are leaving for the day, park the trailer, launch fees run about $7 for the week. Then we are off to our favorite
cove, bay or beach. If we wish to camp with our friends at the camp ground we just leave the toon on the trailer, it makes a great elevated patio with all the comforts of home.
cove, bay or beach. If we wish to camp with our friends at the camp ground we just leave the toon on the trailer, it makes a great elevated patio with all the comforts of home.