
Camping
think about it . . .
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Bored…can’t think of anything to do?…try camping.
In between our business workload, my
wife and I enjoy weekend camping almost as good as traveling to some distant
camp site. We actually do more weekend camping than we do traveling
far distances--especially since we discovered
Thousand Trails Preserves,
which are beautiful private campgrounds.
When we returned to camping several
years ago, we were introduced to
Thousand Trails Preserves.
After being informed of the many, many benefits of owning a private membership
to
Thousand
Trails Preserves
we decided to purchase a membership. We had purchased a
tongue-pulled camper which was a 24 ft. Mallard without any slides.
We used this particular unit for awhile and decided to purchase a larger unit
with a large slide out and changed to a 28 ft Keystone Cougar 5th wheel.
A few years later we purchased a brand new 33 ft. 5 th wheel
HitchHicker and believe me…we are very, very happy with our new
HitchHicker.
Where I now take my rig on a regular
basis is to
Most of the
Thousand Trails
across the country have many amenities, but as a member of
Thousand Trails,
my wife and I also use the
Thousand
Trails
on
Lake
Whitney
due to its close proximity to Burleson, Texas. It’s not too far to
drive when my wife and I need to get away for a weekend or longer.
Go to
Thousand Trails
web-site at
www.thousandtrails.com and read up on these wonderful, friendly private membership parks. By the
way, all the
Thousand Trails,
Naco
and
Leisure Time
preserves have on-site rangers to protect the members' security. I
feel as safe when I am visiting one of these preserves as I do at home.
Actually, if you think about it, it is our home while we are visiting a preserve
with our RV.
If you are interested in changing
your life ,call me with your questions. If I can’t answer them for you,
I’ll give you the phone numbers of those who can answer your questions.
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Every
Sunday, there are also non-denominational services at both Thousand Trails Lake
Tawakoni (service begins at 8:30 a.m) and at Thousand Trails Lake Whitney
(service begins at 9:00 a.m.). |