Travel, Hiking and Camping

Location : Big meadows Campground Shenandoah National Park, VA Website : http://www.nps.gov/shen/index.htm Visited : 17 - 19 July 2015 Camping in Shenandoah National Park requires prior booking during summer season, even for a regular weekend. You can reserve campsites here . So today I will take you through our camping experience in Shenandoah National Park. There are several campgrounds available in Shenandoah National Park,  we came at Big Meadows Campground. Day 1: Friday We reached our campground at 8.15 in the night and the drive on the skyline drive was breath taking. As there was a possibility of scattered thunderstorms, the clouds were passing by and oh boy! It was fantastic. Due to the passing clouds and the sunlight peeking through there was a yellow hue all around it was truly a sight for sore eyes. As we reached the camp ground we registered at the front office and headed to out campsite No.111 on B loop. We set up our tent and canopy and had dinner by the

Location : McConnells Mills State Park 2697 McConnells Mill Rd, Portersville, PA 16051 GPS : 40.937650, -80.178101 Visited : 11 July 2015 We visited McConnells Mills state park to hike the Kildoo trail. We got off I-79 and drove along Cheeseman road, past breakneck campground. There is sign board saying that the road closes ahead. As there was no parking available we drove past the sign and came across a parking lot. Either you can park here and walk down to the foot bridge or drive a little further to park near the breakneck bridge. We were told by a fellow hiker that we can driver further down the road to Eckert Bridge. As the roads were bad we decided to walk down to the Eckert Bridge instead.