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If you want something unreal – Florida County Campground in Tampa Harbour – Fort De Soto has a rate of $30. (Water & Electric) for Jan-July and $21. for the balance of the year. Bet you can’t match that. Art Read Arthur W. Read | "The cure for boredom is curiosity. Toronto, Canada | There is no cure for curiosity." Ellen Parr = – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – What does your State parks charge for camping? Washington State raised their rates this year. The Current prices for 2001-2002 are as follows: Utility site: $19 Non-Utility: $13 Peak Season add-on fee April thru Sept (Some parks): $1 additional use fee. More then 4 People: $2 dollars per person. Second Vehicle: $6 per night unless it is towed. It’s getting expensive!! Ben
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Interestingly, I read somewhere a while back that more battles in the War Between the States were fought in Missouri than in any other state. No huge battles to be sure, but smaller skirmishes. Also, the first major land battle in the war was fought here in MO… the Battle of Carthage… which predates the Battle of Bull Run by some two weeks Amazing what you learn by paying attention in History class!! Mike
– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – And there is even a star reserved for MO on the flag that most folks mistakenly believe to be the flag of the CSA… I get a chuckle watching all the wannabe ‘necks driving around in pickups with "heritage" stickers, sporting the Confederate Naval Ensign. The brighter ones among them know it’s not the flag of the CSA, but mistakenly believe it to be Beauregard’s Battle Banner. If it’s square it’s Beauregard; if it’s rectangular, it’s the naval version. Pete: Missouri was one of those "mugwump" states. Some Missourians ARE Yankees, the rest of us are southerner’s (like God intended :^)) Mike People from MO are considered Yankees in the South, same as those Yankees from WV and KY…<g. Joe: You are correct…. in MO we do not have an extra charge for non-residents, BUT we do impose a surcharge on blabberty-mouth Yankee’s :^)!! Mike What does your State parks charge for camping? Washington State raised their rates this year. The Current prices for 2001-2002 are as follows: Utility site: $19 Non-Utility: $13 Peak Season add-on fee April thru Sept (Some parks): $1 additional use fee. More then 4 People: $2 dollars per person. Second Vehicle: $6 per night unless it is towed. It’s getting expensive!! Ben Missouri prices are (On-Season Apr.-Oct.) Basic: 7$ Electric: $12 Sewer-Electric: $15 I don’t know of or every heard of extra charges for out of state vehicles.
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And there is even a star reserved for MO on the flag that most folks mistakenly believe to be the flag of the CSA… I get a chuckle watching all the wannabe ‘necks driving around in pickups with "heritage" stickers, sporting the Confederate Naval Ensign. The brighter ones among them know it’s not the flag of the CSA, but mistakenly believe it to be Beauregard’s Battle Banner. If it’s square it’s Beauregard; if it’s rectangular, it’s the naval version. – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – Pete: Missouri was one of those "mugwump" states. Some Missourians ARE Yankees, the rest of us are southerner’s (like God intended :^)) Mike People from MO are considered Yankees in the South, same as those Yankees from WV and KY…<g. Joe: You are correct…. in MO we do not have an extra charge for non-residents, BUT we do impose a surcharge on blabberty-mouth Yankee’s :^)!! Mike What does your State parks charge for camping? Washington State raised their rates this year. The Current prices for 2001-2002 are as follows: Utility site: $19 Non-Utility: $13 Peak Season add-on fee April thru Sept (Some parks): $1 additional use fee. More then 4 People: $2 dollars per person. Second Vehicle: $6 per night unless it is towed. It’s getting expensive!! Ben Missouri prices are (On-Season Apr.-Oct.) Basic: 7$ Electric: $12 Sewer-Electric: $15 I don’t know of or every heard of extra charges for out of state vehicles.
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In Europe, a Yankee is someone from North America, where a Yankee is someone from north of the Mexican Border, where a Yankee is someone from north of the biggest Mason-Dixon Line, where a Yankee is someone from New England, where a Yankee is someone from Maine, where a Yankee is someone who eats his apple pie before supper…. – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – People from MO are considered Yankees in the South, same as those Yankees from WV and KY…<g. Joe: You are correct…. in MO we do not have an extra charge for non-residents, BUT we do impose a surcharge on blabberty-mouth Yankee’s :^)!! Mike When I was in Greece, a women asked where I was from. I said the United States, she said "OH, you’re a Yankee." I got a smile out of it, since I’m from Missouri and NEVER thought of myself as a Yankee. Imagine what a southerner’s reaction would have been. Also, my aunt that lives in Brooklyn considers us in "The South."
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Pete says: where a Yankee is someone who eats his apple pie before supper….
Have to disagree here… that’s someone who’s living life to the fullest.. goes for the best part first. Mark – eventhough my dad used to say the best part of any meal was the cigar afterwards… we disagreed also.
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Pete: Missouri was one of those "mugwump" states. Some Missourians ARE Yankees, the rest of us are southerner’s (like God intended :^)) Mike
– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – People from MO are considered Yankees in the South, same as those Yankees from WV and KY…<g. Joe: You are correct…. in MO we do not have an extra charge for non-residents, BUT we do impose a surcharge on blabberty-mouth Yankee’s :^)!! Mike What does your State parks charge for camping? Washington State raised their rates this year. The Current prices for 2001-2002 are as follows: Utility site: $19 Non-Utility: $13 Peak Season add-on fee April thru Sept (Some parks): $1 additional use fee. More then 4 People: $2 dollars per person. Second Vehicle: $6 per night unless it is towed. It’s getting expensive!! Ben Missouri prices are (On-Season Apr.-Oct.) Basic: 7$ Electric: $12 Sewer-Electric: $15 I don’t know of or every heard of extra charges for out of state vehicles.
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People from MO are considered Yankees in the South, same as those Yankees from WV and KY…<g. – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – Joe: You are correct…. in MO we do not have an extra charge for non-residents, BUT we do impose a surcharge on blabberty-mouth Yankee’s :^)!! Mike What does your State parks charge for camping? Washington State raised their rates this year. The Current prices for 2001-2002 are as follows: Utility site: $19 Non-Utility: $13 Peak Season add-on fee April thru Sept (Some parks): $1 additional use fee. More then 4 People: $2 dollars per person. Second Vehicle: $6 per night unless it is towed. It’s getting expensive!! Ben Missouri prices are (On-Season Apr.-Oct.) Basic: 7$ Electric: $12 Sewer-Electric: $15 I don’t know of or every heard of extra charges for out of state vehicles.
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People from MO are considered Yankees in the South, same as those Yankees from WV and KY…<g. Joe: You are correct…. in MO we do not have an extra charge for non-residents, BUT we do impose a surcharge on blabberty-mouth Yankee’s :^)!! Mike
When I was in Greece, a women asked where I was from. I said the United States, she said "OH, you’re a Yankee." I got a smile out of it, since I’m from Missouri and NEVER thought of myself as a Yankee. Imagine what a southerner’s reaction would have been. Also, my aunt that lives in Brooklyn considers us in "The South."
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Joe: You are correct…. in MO we do not have an extra charge for non-residents, BUT we do impose a surcharge on blabberty-mouth Yankee’s :^)!! Mike
– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – What does your State parks charge for camping? Washington State raised their rates this year. The Current prices for 2001-2002 are as follows: Utility site: $19 Non-Utility: $13 Peak Season add-on fee April thru Sept (Some parks): $1 additional use fee. More then 4 People: $2 dollars per person. Second Vehicle: $6 per night unless it is towed. It’s getting expensive!! Ben Missouri prices are (On-Season Apr.-Oct.) Basic: 7$ Electric: $12 Sewer-Electric: $15 I don’t know of or every heard of extra charges for out of state vehicles.
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Yes, I have experienced that within the last year, but I can’t recall where it was. – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – Does any state charge more for out of state vehicles than for state residents?
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Does any state charge more for out of state vehicles than for state residents? Thanks for any answer. Florida gives discounts to residents.
Florida sells entrance passes (not required for overnite camping) to residents and gives camping discounts to residents who can prove they are genuine OFs (65+). BTW, if you are touring Florida and want to duck into a few state parks for scenery, take a swim, etc., the Two-Week Family Vaction Pass is good value. Don’t overlook state forest CGs if you like rural camping, sometimes even with water/elec hookups available. Many are real jewels, as are some county parks.
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Idaho: No water $7 per day water and toilets $9 per day utilities $12 per day Electricity $4 Sewer $2 — Heather Callahan A Dictionary of RV Terms: http://www.wonderdog.net/RV
– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – What does your State parks charge for camping? Washington State raised their rates this year. The Current prices for 2001-2002 are as follows: Utility site: $19 Non-Utility: $13 Peak Season add-on fee April thru Sept (Some parks): $1 additional use fee. More then 4 People: $2 dollars per person. Second Vehicle: $6 per night unless it is towed. It’s getting expensive!! Ben
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Does any state charge more for out of state vehicles than for state residents? Thanks for any answer.
Florida gives discounts to residents.
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I remember the flap about Oregon. Don’t know if I had to pay the higher amount. But I think they quit when Idaho and other surrounding stated said they would reciprocate. Might have been Washington that asked for the higher pay for out of state. Haven’t camped in WA many years though. – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – <Does any state charge more for out of state vehicles than <for state residents? <Thanks for any answer. Oregon was, don’t know if they still are. The rational is that they don’t have a sales tax and gas taxes no longer support the parks, so that without the additional charge residents were actually paying more for the parks than non-residents. The policy raised lots complaints from folks who couldn’t understand that residents had paid part of the fee with their taxes. Dennis
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In southeastern Utah, in my experience, they are free. – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – It varies from park to park ,Indian Springs St.Pk. Ga . Utilities $16.00 Non utility $13.00 Steve
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What does your State parks charge for camping?
<snip Complete CA State Parks fee schedule: http://www.cal-parks.ca.gov/travel/fees.htm Many CA fees have recently been reduced. See the related story: http://www.cal-parks.ca.gov/news/news01/fees.htm Last weekend, went to Morro Bay State Park ($12) and nearby Montana de Oro State Park ($10). No separate fee schedule for out-of-state visitors. Frank in L.A.
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<Does any state charge more for out of state vehicles than <for state residents? <Thanks for any answer. Oregon was, don’t know if they still are. The rational is that they don’t have a sales tax and gas taxes no longer support the parks, so that without the additional charge residents were actually paying more for the parks than non-residents. The policy raised lots complaints from folks who couldn’t understand that residents had paid part of the fee with their taxes. Dennis
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Does any state charge more for out of state vehicles than for state residents? Thanks for any answers Washington used to, I don’t know if they still do
Washington State parks don’t charge more for out of state plates anymore. Ben
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- Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – What does your State parks charge for camping? Washington State raised their rates this year. The Current prices for 2001-2002 are as follows: Utility site: $19 Non-Utility: $13 Peak Season add-on fee April thru Sept (Some parks): $1 additional use fee. More then 4 People: $2 dollars per person. Second Vehicle: $6 per night unless it is towed. It’s getting expensive!! Ben
Missouri prices are (On-Season Apr.-Oct.) Basic: 7$ Electric: $12 Sewer-Electric: $15 I don’t know of or every heard of extra charges for out of state vehicles.
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Does any state charge more for out of state vehicles than for state residents? Thanks for any answers
Washington used to, I don’t know if they still do — RV and Camping FAQ http://kendaco.telebyte.com/rlindber/rv If Windows is the answer I would really like to know what the question is
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Does any state charge more for out of state vehicles than for state residents?
Yes – several do that. I do not recall which ones. Will Sill KD3XR "I don’t want everyone to like me. I should think less of myself if some people did". – Henry James
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What does your State parks charge for camping? Washington State raised their rates this year. The Current prices for 2001-2002 are as follows: Utility site: $19 Non-Utility: $13 Peak Season add-on fee April thru Sept (Some parks): $1 additional use fee. More then 4 People: $2 dollars per person. Second Vehicle: $6 per night unless it is towed. It’s getting expensive!! Ben
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It varies from park to park ,Indian Springs St.Pk. Ga . Utilities $16.00 Non utility $13.00 Steve
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What does your State parks charge for camping?
Ohio: $8 – $25 depending, perhaps more. That’s the range of rates that I’ve paid so far.
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Does any state charge more for out of state vehicles than for state residents? Thanks for any answers What does your State parks charge for camping?
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