Camping at ISA conference

[Tom Dunlap]

My brother and I chatted about attending the ITCC and conference.

I'm planning on driving my camper and putting a car on the tow dolly

An ideal setup would be to find a place to park the camper with electricity so I wouldn't have to run the generator for the AC Not necessarily a campground either. Space in a shop lot or driveway is fine. The camper is self contained so no hook ups needed

Are there any locals that could help out?

Thanks

 

[JD3000]

Heretofore and thereafter: my yard is not a campground.

I'll look into it in a bit. Busy as hell though.

 

[ATH]

I think any of the Reynoldsburg Parks would be safe. Nobody is paying attention to what goes on in those anyhow. I hear there is a huge sycamore that you can pull right under.

(to be clear...I'm just kidding)

 

[JD3000]

Problem is more that camping spots are probably way out of the metro area. Could be wrong.

 

[JD3000]

Buckeye Lake is out east
https://koa.com/campgrounds/buckeye-lake/

 

[JD3000]

http://www.gocampingamerica.com/findpark
Try a Columbus zip like 43230, 43068, 43081, etc

 

[Cereal_Killer]

How many nights will you need to stay Tom? Does your van / camper have a shitter? (cause there isn't one at our lot).

I can ask the landlord at my shop, our lot is plenty big enough to park anything, not to far a drive from Franklin Park (10-15min depending on how bad construction is that particular moment), has power and 24/7 access isn't a problem but I'm not sure how he'll feel about actually camping there. I'll check with the old fart first of the week if you haven't found anything else by then...

 

[Tom Dunlap]

@Cereal_Killer

Yup...self contained.

I wouldn't need anything special. My experience is that at conference time the room is for sleep and a shower.

I'll look into campgrounds too but that's not my preference for
This trip

Thanks

 

[ATH]

Just go park somewhere by Ohio Stadium and say you are getting an early start for tailgating. Like most college campuses, I'm sure you can park about anywhere an not be hassled.

On a more serious note: If you are parking in a contractor lot, there may be zoning restrictions that come into play??? Unless there is a real jerk of a neighbor, you'd probably be fine for a couple of days, but something that might come into play.