Have to get the breakfast next time your there. It’s was so so good! Great video y’all! Thanks for sharing! It was good to meet y’all!

@RetroRVRecon

2 жыл бұрын

We absolutely agree! We were bumbed out that we missed it (Next time! 😋) Thanks Lisa and thank you for watching! Mike and Angel

Thanks for the great video! We took a ride up to the park last weekend just to check it out and it will definitely be our next state park to check off the list!

@RetroRVRecon

Жыл бұрын

Hey Geoffrey, you're welcome! We do that a lot, drive to a campground just to check it out. There are a lot of things to do in that area too. 😃 Thank for watching our video. Happy Trails & Happy Camping! 🙂 Mike and Angel

Thanks for the review. We just booked one of the pull through sites. This will be our first real camping trip since buying our camper last October. Desoto SP is less than 2 hours away from our home and it should be a good starter trip.

@RetroRVRecon

Жыл бұрын

Hey Alex, ya'll are gonna really like that campground. We would like to return in fall, we think the canyon would be a nice place to visit for the changing of the leaves. We would like to try the restaurant too, it was closed the day we went there. You're probably just a few hours from Cheaha SP too. Yall have fun!!😃 Mike and Angel

We just passed you in Louisiana i12! Keep up the amazing videos :) we watch everyday ❤️🤝🏻 👀🚘💥🛻🤫

@RetroRVRecon

Жыл бұрын

👋 Awesome! Thanks for the kind words. 😀 And thanks for watching! Happy Trails & Happy Camping! Mike & Angel

Last December we drove from our home in far north Texas to Huntsville, Alabama, to the RV dealer to buy our new Lance truck camper. We had no idea this part of Alabama was so beautiful. What a beautiful park this is! Thanks so much for sharing.

@RetroRVRecon

2 жыл бұрын

You're welcome. I bet that was a beautiful drive! We enjoy driving the back roads for that reason. Thanks Doug for watching another one of our videos!😀😀

One more thing congrats on the Ram 2500! Happy for ya!

@RetroRVRecon

2 жыл бұрын

Us too, its that diesel I wanted. 😁😁

I use to stay there until they put up the sodium vapor lights that stay on all night. No star gazing here. I bring my scouts up there a couple of times a year. Hiking, swimming, and exploring... We hiked the trail up to Comer Scout Camp. We have brought some of the mom's on some trips. Always fun watching them experience what their son's are doing. Some even did some climbing.

@RetroRVRecon

Жыл бұрын

Hey Alowat. The lights weren't too bad for us, even though we were close to one. We would like to go back there for the hiking, not just around the campground but around that area.🙂 Thanks for taking the time to watch our video. Safe travels, Alowat Mike and Angel

This is a campground on our list!

@RetroRVRecon

2 жыл бұрын

Ya'll are gonna really like it. Plenty to do, even if chilling out around a campfire is what you want. Thanks for watching, Jason

I saw it on ya'lls video. Got it on my list for this fall.

@RetroRVRecon

2 жыл бұрын

Awesome!!!! I bet the fall is the best time for this campground. Thanks Steve for watching. Mike and Angel

We need to visit there again! Last camped there when we had a Pop-up and our kids were in Elementary School. 30 years ago.

@RetroRVRecon

2 жыл бұрын

Wow! 30 years ago, yup I think another visit is in order. I suggest site 76. I walked around that site a little bit in the video. Thanks Steve for watching. 🙂 Mike and Angel

I hope the sodium vapor lights staying on all night at the campground didn't keep you up all night. No stargazing there. Use to camp there 8 - 10 times per year, but not anymore. Usually go to Bucks Pocket or Cherokee Rock City. I bring my scouts up there on the way to summer camp to hike in the canyon. Hike down to the river to swim at our secret swimming hole. Spend the day swimming and exploring.

@RetroRVRecon

Жыл бұрын

The lights weren't too bad. We were glad to be able to enjoy the peace and quiet. 🙂 We drove through Buck's Pocket on the way back from the caverns but haven't heard of Cherokee Rock City, I'll have to look that one up. Thanks Solo for watching our video and thanks for the heads up on Cherokee Rock City. On this rainy day I'll search for it on the web. Happy Trails & Happy Camping!😀 Mike and Angel

We’ve definitely got to check out this park. I’ve had thoughts of stopping here on our trek to the Smokies. Great informative video as always. Safe travels, guys! Maybe we’ll cross paths sometime.

@RetroRVRecon

2 жыл бұрын

Yes you do, its a good stop.🙂 Thanks for watching and yes, I'm sure we'll cross paths, that would be cool.😀

Hey guys great video! It is such a beautiful area! We’re headed in that area late October!

@RetroRVRecon

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks J and A Review! Its deffinately one of the prettiest places to be in fall. Thanks for watching!! Mike and Angel

@JandAReview1

2 жыл бұрын

@@RetroRVRecon Hey Mike I always like seeing that beautiful Red Truck!

@RetroRVRecon

2 жыл бұрын

@@JandAReview1 Wer'e in the club! LOL

Jilly is too cute! She needs to come visit the neighbors!

@heidiperry6718

2 жыл бұрын

Is the camper in the shop??

@RetroRVRecon

2 жыл бұрын

Hey Heidi, she's a little camera shy but she sure does love to go camping!.🐶

@RetroRVRecon

2 жыл бұрын

@@heidiperry6718 Sort of, we're having some maintenance done.

We are headed there in October, how long a drive was it?

@RetroRVRecon

Жыл бұрын

Hey Thomas Coming from the Slidell, Louisiana area its about a 6 hour drive and Hammond is about 7 hours. We always add an hour to the drive time for trips over three hours. (fuel stops/rest stops/lunch) When you get to Fort Payne, access Hwy 35 from Hwy 11. If you try to go through the neighborhoods you'll have to turn around. (They *will* stop you)😯 Thanks Thomas for watching our video! Happy Trails and Happy Camping Mike and Angel

Do you follow the directions the park gives you? They have get off I59 at the hwy 35 exit.

@RetroRVRecon

Жыл бұрын

I didn't, thats how I ended up on a street that said "NO RVs" 😄

Can you see the lake from any of the campsites?

@RetroRVRecon

6 ай бұрын

Hey RBurns No, you're pretty much in the woods while in the DeSoto campground. Thanks, RBurns, for watching our video. Happy Trails & Happy Camping Mike and Angel

Do yinz prefer state parks or RV campsites?

@RetroRVRecon

Жыл бұрын

Hey Bob That's a good question... I'll say that of our experiences, overal, Army Corps of Engineers campgrounds and State Park campgrounds are our favorite. We find they are setup for the kind of camping we enjoy most (peaceful/spacous/clean). However, we also enjoy the resort campgrounds (RV Parks) near tourist areas like Gulfshores. When we stay near tourist areas we really don't plan to sit around a campground too much, we're going to get out to explore the area. I will say, we do a lot of research before we reserve a campground no matter where we are going. We have had a few BAD campgrounds in the past so we find planning our trips several months in advance the key to get the most out of our trips. Which is one of the main reasons we started this channel, we try to let you know what campgrounds are like so you can make the most of your weekends too.😁😃 I hope that answers your question, if not let me know and I'll add to it. Thanks Bob for watching. Happy Trails & Happy Camping Mike and Angel

Is there any Verizon reception?

@RetroRVRecon

2 жыл бұрын

Cell service isn't the best. ATT was not so good, Verizon was better. Good luck!