I am looking for a RV camp sites with trail access. I have never been there and want to check it out. where can i find a trail map?
Any info will be helpfull. Thanks for the help.

 

Blah..... I cant find the link to the place were we stayed.

But it is Right next to this Best western Lodge. LINK

Witch is wright off hwy 94.....

Thay Have RV hook ups,power,water ect,ect

& you can Ride wright from your camp site...

Hope this helps.........

 

Thanks ZButcheR

 

I found it Link [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-cool.gif[/img]

O & by the way,how does that snowBanshee run in the snow????ya get stuck alot????

 

You might want to check out heading up to rock dam . I have been told that the black river trails are solid moguls and a "pure hell ride" I dont understand why they dont plow the trails every couple weeks to smooth them out. The rock dam ones are always fairly decent.

 

I done BRF (BRF-Millston_BRF) last weekend for the first time and found the trails very good and plan on going back.

 

Thanks for the link.

As for the Banshee i went very good in the snow as long as you didnt stop. It was NO snowmobile but much better then with
front tires.

 

there is also russell memorial park, trail access to clark and jackson cos. from one spot . We'll be camping from 28-31 jul. there. I'm looking for someone to ride with sat. sun. please post if you'll be up there

 

I am staying at Parkland Village Campground. 7-30-04 to 8-1-04

 

I rode BRF last weekend and you'll get a heck of a workout in the bumps.. It smoothens out towards Pray.

I also went north from Lake Artibus into Clark County and felt like I was on a super highway.. smooth, groomed, well maintained.

BTW, with sport bikes you may end up with carnage now in BRF.. last weekend we had one bent rear rim, a GYT-R swing arm skid plate lost, some good whacks at the front a-arms and another YFZ had a puctured front tire all due to the rocks that pop up out of nowhere on the reletively sandy trails.