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Old 05-18-21, 07:20 PM
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Originally Posted by indyfabz
I’d try calling the particular parks you are interested in. Or maybe emailing the agency that runs the parks. The latter is how I learned that one park in NJ I sometimes stay in has an overflow policy for people arriving by water, foot or bike. It’s on the Delaware River, near the AT and on ACA’s Atlantic Coast route. That policy is not published on the web page for the park.
Yes, but there are many parks we will pass through. I have contacted parks people, but they are somewhat cryptic. Many states are trying to encourage bicycle touring for economic benefits. No doubt you would agree...what better way to attract bike tourists then to assure them that they will have a piece of grass at the end of the day to pitch their tent? Anyways, just trying to hear from people with experience in Iowa on the general attitude of local park people with regard to finding camp space for people on bike in the event that the campground is full.
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