February 4-6, 2019
On the road Monday by 9 am for our uneventful 2.5-hour ride on mainly 2 lane highways. Our destination Marin Dies Jr State Park. Our reservation was in the Walnut Ridge section but the Headquarters were across the street in the Hen House section. After driving through Walnut Ridge and figuring out what sites might work for us we headed over to the Headquarters to check on site 228’s availability. We did take a ride thru the 30amp Hen House campground, sites weren’t big enough for our 40’ 5th wheel. So site 228 it was, level site with great (portable) satellite access and right on the water. The only drawback is the road noise over the lake.
After settling in we took a walk around the campground and helped find a camp host’s lost dog. A nice fire ended our day.
Tuesday and Wednesday were spent chilling around the campground, getting walks in and trying to learn how to eat low carb.
Of course, I had to find a geocache or two.
It’s been a nice relaxing stay, the temps have been great and aside from the road noise, our site was great. Will we be back here, not sure as there are some COE campgrounds nearby to check out.
Thursday we’re off to Poche’s RV Park in Breaux Bridge, time for Dave to figure out what is low carb in Cajun Country.
Until next time...
You have become quite a blogger! Love it!
ReplyDeleteTrying to stay current since we're moving so much, otherwise I'll forget some stuff.
DeleteI need to check out these Texas State Parks when we start our trek back out west!
ReplyDeleteYes you do, you also need the TX State Park Pass. We'll talk when we see you guys.
DeleteLove that area! Glad you found the pouch and the geocaches!
ReplyDeleteWe love it too, trying to get more caches in these days.
DeleteSandy Creek is a COE park nearby. Its on south side of 190 on a county road. very nice and quiet. Lots of waterfront sites.
ReplyDeleteThanks for commenting, next time we're trying one of the COE parks in the area.
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