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Sunday, June 26, 2011

Not all pavilions are created equal(ly)


Every place we camp has its perks, and some are way nicer than others. We found ourselves comparing the different sites and decided it was time for a formal rating system for nature camping and pavilion camping*.
The campsites on the map above have been updated with their scores, the front runner nature camping location is My Old Kentucky Home Campground in Bardstown with 18/20 and Troutdale, VA and Howardstown, KY are the highest rated pavilions.

















Categories
0
1
2
3
Food
None
Restaurant
Gas station
Grocery store
Water
None
Faucet/Hose
Bathroom
Shower
Space/Roof
Rocky ground
Soft open field
Tree Cover
Roof
Electricity
None
1 outlet set
2 outlet sets
Ample outlets
Hammock Supports
None
Poles/Trees
Well Spaced Poles/Trees
Poles/Rafters with Perfect Spacing
Cellphone Service
None
Brian or 1 Bar AT&T
2-3 Bars
Full Bars and Internet
Permission
Not Permitted
Stealth Camping

Didn't Ask, SeemsO.K.

Explicit

In addition to the scoring rubric, bonus points of +1 each are added for:
Mirrors, Fans, Free Food/Supplies, River, Beauty, Laundry, Friendly People.
And a negative nuisances lose -1 points each for:
Bug bites, Noise, Fire Ants, Extra Dirty, Creepy, $$, Animal Attacks.

*A pavilion is defined as having a roof and is scored out of 21, while nature camping is scored out of 20.


Today is our one month trip anniversary. To celebrate we slept late, used the internet ate breakfast burritos and did laundry.

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