Harbor Freight creepers

[oltrunt]

I have the real deal hf creeper--I hate it.  All the wheels (6) swivel and the center ones love to either tangle up my shirt or grab my skin as I roll around.  Also, the thing is so short that if I try to sit up after lying on it, it jumps out from under me and whacks me in the back of the head.

I've become more of a cardboard man.  I look at it this way.  If I get cold I can always wrap up in the cardboard--like to see someone wrap up in a creeper.  Jack

[bigred]

I've never paid 125.00 a night (yet) to stay at a camp ground !! Sometimes you have to wonder what people are thinking!!

[Zephod]

I've never paid 125.00 a night (yet) to stay at a camp ground !! Sometimes you have to wonder what people are thinking!!

I swear if I ever find one that charges that much, I'll just park up and stay at the nearest Best Western!


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[Lin]

You never paid that much because you go camping.  This is called glamping, which is a contraction for "glamour camping".  To be fair of course, these people were not bringing their own trailers but renting his 23 footer on the site.  Look it up online, and you will see that it is very trendy.  People were paying more for his trailer than the the cost of local hotels, and he was booking most of the week.  The coming and going of strangers and the continual generator noise did not add much to the owner's popularity either.

[kyle4501]

RE $125 per night camping . . . . .
I have spent more than that & didn't find it that expensive considering the whole experience.

Location, location, location . . . .

Fort wilderness at WDW is in a great location and a very nice facility, but, depending on the season, it could be more.

Nice & clean with lots of activities.

Don't stay there often, but when I do, it is nice!