Kaweah Park River sign
- during the day and at night
Below: Sign inside the registration
office
Below: The pool (too cold to use it
though)
Below: The new yard of the two RV Gypsies
- front view and view of the RV as seen from the river by the beach -
WOW!
Below: Karen Duquette enjoyed
some wine and lunch in her new backyard. What a great life on the road.
There were no other RVs or people in the area.
Below: These 3 photos were taken from the doorway
of the RV - at least 200 feet away. Lee Duquette saw the bobcat jump over
the fence and stroll through the campground. The two RV Gypsies' RV was
the only RV in the campground at the time because it was off-season.
Below: Karen Duquette
zoomed in on the bobcat as much as she could. She wished she had a bigger
zoom lens
Below: The view of the
river directly in front of the RV of the two RV Gypsies.
Below: Another view of
the river directly in front of the RV - and a close up of the water and
rocks.
Below: The river in front
of the RV joined with another river.
Below: Two rivers
can be seen in the photo below. The top river flows behind the bush. The
bottom river flows in front of the bush and they meet as shown BELOW.
Below: The
third river enters the scene and flows past the beach area
Below: The beach area and
the third river
Below: The RV (AWO) and
toad (MOB) of the two RV Gypsies - as seen from the beach.
Below: The RV and toad
of the two RV Gypsies - as seen from lower on the beach
AWO and MOB
as seen from where the 2 rivers meet
as seen from where the 2 rivers meet
Lee Duquette walked from AWO toward
the corner of the two rivers
the corner of the two rivers
Below: The mountain and
river as seen from the beach.
Below: Lee Duquette on
the beach enjoying a view of the river and the mountain.
Below: Karen Duquette
relaxed by the tree on the beach.
ABOVE and BELOW: A bird
flying over the river
BELOW: Another view of
where the two rivers meet
Below: Karen Duquette
sat by the river directly in front of her motorhome.
As you can see from the above
photos, the two RV Gypsies really enjoyed this campground. Since it was
off-season, they had the park to themselves. They were also lucky enough
to get the best campsite in the park - a river just two feet in front
of their RV and the corner where the two rivers meet off to the side of
their RV, plus a big yard of grass leading to the beach area where the
third river flows. Not to mention the small mountain across from the river,
all viewable from their campsite. And the Bobcat
was a real bonus.
