Further east

 August 24, 2022

Junius Pond Cabin and Campgournd site 89

Phelps, NY

Now this campground looks more promising for playmates.  I saw three (3!!!) rabbits.  They really didn't pay any attention to me but if Dad lets me off this leash, I'll invite them for a romp.

It wasn't a very long pull today with just under 80 miles to travel.  Once again we are at a campground with many seasonal sites.  

These campers have quality art on their shed that I'm sure gets viewed often as it is located by one of the main campground interior roads.  There are loads of high speed bumps so you have to stop frequently when navigating the campground.  It gives a person lots of time to take in the campsites.  And this is definitely not flat land.  Lots of valleys, slopes and hills to add interest to the campground.

It is rather quiet as it is a weekday.  There is a small ticket booth affair at the entrance that they must man on heavier traffic days.  From signage, it appears you can have visiting guests for the day for $5.  They have a pool, indoor game room as well as an outdoor game area. Everything from corn hole, to bocce, to kick croquet, to ladder golf and the list goes on.  Only the pool was in use upon on arrival.

Now me, I much prefer a game of fetch with Dad chucking my ball.

I return the ball right to his hand.  Let's not waste any time in between throws.

While I rested up from my game, Momma and Dad decided to take a short drive into Geneva for a Mexican dinner of El Rancho Burritos.  They only ate half of their meals and were so stuffed they waddled back to the rig. Tasty left overs in the fridge.  Whatever happened to doggie bags?  Somehow I feel cheated.

I'm Chloe