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I'm packing for a five-day four-night camping trip to Lake Chelan State Park with a one night stop at Wenatchee State Park. Not only have I been too busy to do much recreational shooting but also haven't done much camping. I'll be taking my new teardrop trailer. Here is a repeat of a picture I took last January or February along the Washington coast. I'm hoping for hot weather so I can try out the A/C.

Have a great time Gene. Wish I was going. Ive never been to that park but one day I will change that situation.

Cue Willie Nelson “On The Road Again"
Have a great trip Gene.

Beautiful scenery there. Enjoy your time.

I am green with envy...

We had always planned to travel and fish all those trout streams we couldn't while I was working. Now that I am retired... I can't get to most of them. Keep the pictures coming... I really enjoy seeing the places you take the little trailer.

Have a good one. Do post some pics of hat gorgeous country when you can.

Wenatchee Confluence State Park or Lake Wenatchee State Park. This is from a couple of weeks ago so not sure how high the river is now, it's been a lot cooler the last few days.

https://www.wenatcheeworld.com/news/201 ... e-careful/

dave77 wrote:Wenatchee Confluence State Park or Lake Wenatchee State Park. This is from a couple of weeks ago so not sure how high the river is now, it's been a lot cooler the last few days.

https://www.wenatcheeworld.com/news/201 ... e-careful/

I will be staying at Lake Wenatchee State Park.

"Roll on Columbia roll on, your power is turning our darkness to day so roll on Columbia roll on".

I might just drive up to the Grand Coulee Dam.

I was kind of wondering which park you were talking about. While Confluence park is nice enough, unless you're in Wenatchee for some other reason it's nothing special.

My uncle used to have a small cabin near Lake Wenatchee so I spent quite a bit of time there in my youth. It is a very nice area but be prepared for mosquitoes.

dave77 wrote:I was kind of wondering which park you were talking about. While Confluence park is nice enough, unless you're in Wenatchee for some other reason it's nothing special.

My uncle used to have a small cabin near Lake Wenatchee so I spent quite a bit of time there in my youth. It is a very nice area but be prepared for mosquitoes.

The Confluence is what I call a cookie cutter park in the middle of a city. It is a park where nothing is going on except the fact that you are not home. Lake Chelan State Park is a destination park. Lake Wenatchee is nice because it is in the forest.