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Where’s everyone camping or overlanding for the 4th?

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I haven’t been camping in years and have never over landed. So I figured I would live vicariously through all you other great peeps here on the forum.

So where are you all going for the long weekend? What are the best campgrounds that have facilities, bathrooms, showers, a pool would be nice? 😹

Who’s really roughing it and out in the middle of nowhere?

I hope everyone has a great weekend and safe travels!
 
We took our trip early before the 4th to avoid crowds however, we do love the outdoors and took a trip to Sedona, AZ. One day I hope to be driving my new Scout there and venture a bit more. But this trip we spent each day hiking as many trails that we could get in. To top off the trip, I rented an 2022 Ioniq 5 through Turo to get a feel for driving an EV for the first time. A little anxiety however I truly loved driving that vehicle so much that I am tempted to buy one while waiting on the Scout. This helped me confirm that changing my reservation from range extender to BEV is the right choice for me.
 
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bwdavis7 said:
We took our trip early before the 4th to avoid crowds however, we do love the outdoors and took a trip to Sedona, AZ. One day I hope to be driving my new Scout there and venture a bit more. But this trip we spent each day hiking as many trails that we could get in. To top off the trip, I rented an 2022 Ioniq 5 through Turo to get a feel for driving an EV for the first time. A little anxiety however I truly loved driving that vehicle so much that I am tempted to buy one while waiting on the Scout. This helped me confirm that changing my reservation from range extender to BEV is the right choice for me.
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Oh that’s awesome!
 
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Will be putting on a fireworks show and BBQ. I have a great place for it, but don't advise any of the guest to try to drive to it without 4x4. They can walk the last 200 yards much safely - especially since today's rains. Will have a tractor nearby for those who don't listen. Of the group that shows up, about a dozen will be driving 4x4, maybe 3 or 4 will be parked on top of the hill.
 
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