A quick weekend trip close to home…with a generator this time, just in case.
You read mixed reviews of this campground online, but that’s fine with us. We like it here. No water, no reservations, typically means no crowds. This weekend however, I think it was nearly full. We got there early enough in the day to get a nice spot, but not without a few moments of panic. I’ve mentioned before that one of our biggest concerns about switching to a 25ft trailer was the inability to fit into small federal campgrounds…and that almost happened here.
We visit here a lot and we knew that there were many large sites that should accommodate our trailer with no problem. What we hadn’t anticipated was the narrow lined roads with large rocks and shrubs that made turning into those large spots very challenging. I just noticed this morning when looking on the forest service page that trailers over 22ft are not recommended for this site. Now I understand why! These old campgrounds were designed during a time when trailers and tow vehicles were typically much smaller. Well, now we know of at least one site here, that with a little clever maneuvering will work 🙂

An evening walk down to the fast moving river. You can’t see it through the trees but you can certainly hear it at night!
We just returned from exploring the Mt. Hood area for the first time. There is lots to see so we plan to return. Thanks for the info and beautiful photos.
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Sheryl, we live just a half an hour away and we’re finding new things to see all the time. Glad you enjoyed yourself!
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We are interested in the night time airstream image with the two chairs that is part of a collage image on flickr. Here is the link. It is the image on the bottom right. Feel free to email me directly. We would love to work something out today or tomorrow if at all possible. cheers! https://www.flickr.com/photos/32775102@N02/7328699344/
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Hi Crystal, I emailed the photo to you at the gmail address that shows under your name.
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Thanks so much!! We are checking with the printer to see if they think it will scale up well. We are designing a tradeshow booth and will use the image as the backdrop and then build out a campfire scene in the booth. The company is Huga Bar. We will email you a photo of the booth so you can see it. You guys would happen to have a similar photo with the same angle of the airstream that was taken on a tripod whiskey r sun was setting?
also, what would be the best way to pay you? I’ll chat with the client tomorrow and see what he thinks price wise.
Thanks! Crystal
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Both your trailers are beautiful and I love your colors. I have been reading your blog for five days now and it’s like a good book, I can’t put it down. We have a vintage Airstream Safari and hope for at least one good long weekend this fall before cold sets in here in Illinois. We haven’t got to go out but once this season due to cancer treatments I’m on, but next spring will be a new start. We are starting spring upgrades then also. You and your family have safe travels and enjoy
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Debby, I don’t know if you read far enough back in my blog, but I was treated for breast cancer almost three years ago! Every other week after chemo we’d try to go somewhere just to keep our spirits up. Oregon winters are pretty mild so it was a chance to get out and get fresh air. Hope you’re getting through your treatments okay. It’s an awful thing to go through…Hope you’re feeling better and enjoying your AS soon 🙂
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Hi! I am a graphic designer and photographer working on a really neat project with a nutrition bar company and we are looking for a photo of an airstream to buy commercial rights to. We love your photos and were wondering if you would be interested in selling a high res print file to us of one of your photos for a project? If you are interested we would love to hear from you. We are trying to get it to print this week. i know, totally last second. Happy adventuring!
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Hi Crystal, which image were you wanting?
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