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Visit DCR Campgrounds for Great Vacation Opportunities

Camping is an affordable way to take a family vacation

At the end of the day, around the picnic table or campfire, some of the best stories are told, songs are sung, and games are played with family and friends. DCR offers visitors the chance to spend the night in a tent, trailer, RV, cabin, or yurt, depending on the park. For those new to camping, staying in a yurt is often the best way to start. Yurts, which can accommodate 4 to 6 people, have canvas sides and a wood floor and come equipped with beds, tables, and chairs. -more-

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