Leaving Roosevelt State Park

[MaliasMiles]

I stayed here for almost a week and I really had a lot of fun here, ladies, so if you're ever in this neck of the woods, I highly recommend this state park.

To me, reasonable rates for full hookups, spacious sites, a beautiful lake, some sites lakefront, peaceful sounds all around, good internet connectivity and good enough TV reception. (Yes, I like my DirecTV at night!) In my mind, the perfect fulltime RVer's campground!

Here is link to blog post with lots of pics and info:
http://www.maliasmiles.com/blog/roosevelt-state-park/

Tomorrow I head out to Oak Mountain State Park in Alabama. This park looks fantastic, too, and I'm also making good progress toward the Great Smoky Mountain National Park!

[BirdbyBird]

Thanks for sharing.

[Pamela]

I've been following you're blog Malia and have so enjoyed your candor and honesty. You, like many of other women RV'ers, have been such an "Inspiration" (pardon the pun) to me. I think I have read pretty much all your journal entries and you inspire me to move past the fears that seem to block us (usually fear of financial insecurity). I tried to comment on your blog but could not figure out how to leave a message (computer illiterate I guess). I live in Hunt, TX and also grew up in Louisiana (Jennings). How is your Kismet?

Pam

[Sandersmr]

I stayed at Oak Mountain way back in the 80's but we stayed in the cabins. That was where one of our early family reunions was held. It's a nice park.

[MaliasMiles]

Pamela,

Sorry it took so long to answer your so-nice post. I thought I had subscribed to this post, but apparently not. Anyway, your saying I have inspired you in any way warms my heart. I know you can tell how much that word means to me.

As for commenting on blog, I've tried to make that as easy as possible, but I know different blogs and requirements can be confusing. But you don't have to have a Disqus (my commenting system) account in order to comment. You can comment as a "Guest" by simply using an email address (which is not shared).

I can see we have a lot in common with our Louisiana and Texas connections! Kismet is doing beautifully, although I have had some issues to deal with and more I need to take care of, but then again, who doesn't? It's a small enough price to pay for the blessing of being able to travel with all the comforts of home.

Hope we can meet up sometime!

Malia

[MaliasMiles]

Maggie,

I assume you saw my Oak Mountain State Park blog post, and it sure is another beauty, and I'd like to return when I have more time and less rain!

http://www.maliasmiles.com/blog/oak-mountain-state-park/