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Reannon Muth

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Covers:  Adventure travel, family travel, parenting
Writer, Author of UNATTACHED: A MEMOIR. World Wanderer.

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The Campground With The Most Campsites In Yosemite Valley Offers Trails, Fishing, And Rafting

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By Reannon Muth
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When it comes to camping in Yosemite National Park, the over-700,000-acre park offers plenty of options — 1,445 individual campsites, to be exact. This includes seven campgrounds north of Yosemite Valley, two south of it, and four located within the valley itself. And Upper Pines Campground is by far the most popular. With 722 reviews on Google and an average star rating of 4.5, Upper Pines Campground has amassed more reviews than any of the campgrounds within Yosemite Valley.
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California's Artificial Lake In Yosemite National Park Is A Remote Beauty For Camping And Fishing

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Unlike El Capitan, Half Dome, or the other well-known Yosemite National Park attractions, Lake Eleanor remains an overlooked yet beautiful section of the park that few take the time and effort to see. Lake Eleanor is an artificial lake in Yosemite National Park that formed in 1918 after the construction of a dam. Covering 953 acres, the body of water's large size and remote location makes it a quieter, less crowded destination for canoeing, hiking, fishing, and camping.
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An Hour From Bakersfield, California, Is A Ghost Town Museum That Looks Right Out Of A Western Movie Original

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Just south of Lake Isabella in Bodfish, California, an hour's drive away from Bakersfield, is the Silver City Ghost Town, a one-of-a-kind relic that essentially doubles as a museum and is home to a collection of historic buildings that date back to the 1850s. While these buildings once housed and helped sustain California Gold Rush miners, they now sit in eerie decay, a preserved window into a time in history that continues to fascinate.
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