Re: Memaloose State Park - RV related - WAS Re: I don't<snip>
- From: Randy & Cheyanne <algore@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 24 Aug 2005 15:08:15 GMT
Bob Thomas wrote:
Many have threatened (promised?) that, to no avail. She says she is only going to post RV stuff now. Pretty strange for this list, but will be a welcome addition. I guess she doesn't want to play games?I thought you said you weren't going to post here any more.
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bob
"Lindakay" <rall1109@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message news:1124889484.477138.293200@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Lon VanOstran wrote:
(I'll be posting only RV related subjects while you continue to deliver my thoughts and concerns regarding your combined rudeness. You were chosen because you tattle. When you refuse to post what I think, someone else will be chosen in your little group of bashers, Lon. Thank you, Good Morning.)
MEMALOOSE STATE PARK near The Dalles, Oregon
The Chinook Indian tribes of the Columbia Gorge used to lay the bones of their dead on open pyres on Memaloose Island in the middle of the Columbia River near The Dalles. A granite monument visible from Memaloose State Park campground marks the resting place where a local pioneer named Victor Trevitt wished to chart his eternal course buried among honorable men.
Today, Memaloose State Park is a virtual oasis of beauty in the hottest part of the Columbia River Gorge. Temperatures can top 110 F on a summer day, but Memaloose always manages to provide cool comfort, lush green grass and shade thanks to the tall maples and willows that loom large in the park. The sound of pulsating sprinklers provides a melodic nighttime rhythm to the counterpoint of chirping crickets and lonesome train whistles.
On summer nights, families select prime viewing spots on the cool grass and open meadows around the campground and observe the nightly celestial performances of shooting stars, wandering satellites and far away galaxies.
Vital stats Open March 18 - November. 43 full hookup, 67 tent (maximum site 60 feet). For information only, call (541) 478-3008 or (800) 551-6949. / To make reservations, call 1-800-452-5687. Park rates (subject to change) May 1 to September 30 Full rate: $20 Electrical hookup: $20 Tent site: $16 Extra vehicle: $5 October 1 to April 30 (Discovery Season) Full rate: $16 Tent site: $12 Extra vehicle: $5
Services Camping Tent Electric Full hookup Showers Dump station Reservations Playgrounds Windsurfing Special events Nature programs Interpretive events Waterways Desert Rock formations Historic resources Historic sites Living history Historic signs Interpretation Evening programs Interpretive displays Restrooms
Lat.: 45.695222 N Long.: -121.3362411 W
Here's a road condition trip checker available for Oregon. http://www.tripcheck.com/pages/
There is this road condition checker for Washington if you're traveling north. http://www.wsdot.wa.gov/traffic/
Enjoy.
Lindakay
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