A little oasis of cottonwood trees surrounding a meadow gives campers a choice of shady or sunny sites. The campground has tables, fire rings, and vault toilets. A network of trails wander through the trees and a collection of broken down farm equipment is generously called a museum by the forest service.
All of the campsites have tables with extended tops. The ground is hard packed so rolling is pretty easy. Some of the trails are supposed to be accessible but due to rough grass and loose crushed stone most wheelchair users will need assistance.
The sites are large enough for all RVs. Campground 40.64469, -104.34288
"Generously called a museum", love the humor!
ReplyDeleteNot a single interpretive sign! :-D
DeleteMaybe someone found the sign in a forgotten back room & decided it would be funny to put it up?
DeleteMaybe a supervisor when asked what to do with the old farm machinery said "put it in a museum" in an off hand way so they had the sign made & left the machines sitting?
Either way noticing it was a good observation!
It's actually on their website as a museum which makes it even funnier! But I like your inventive story!
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