The only fly in the ointment is that you can't reserve specific sites, so by the time we get here on Sat all the good 'shade' spots are taken :( However, even the ones in full sun are nice...they have over 400 sites - with about 250 of them with electric and water, and 45 full hookups - there is several dump stations as well.
We decided on Sunday to go for a drive around the area - we went to Leakey, then up to Camp Woods, circled down to Uvalde and then back past the park and on to Utopia. We had lunch at Camp Woods at a place called 'The Sweet Shop' and we do NOT recommend it. I ordered a Patty Melt that was not grilled, but put on toast - and 'crisp' french fries that were limp and dripping grease...no way was the grease hot enough to fry them in. David got the chili and cornbread - the chili was like sloppy joes - and the cornbread was so dry that it was like eating sawdust. We each had ordered a milkshake, expecting a big tin container and a glass full - since it was $3.50 each...instead we got a 16 oz styrofoam cup. What a disapointment! If we go back to Camp Woods we will NOT be eating there!
We took lots more wildflower pictures - I'll post a couple here, but they simply do not do justice to the scenery! This park also has swimming in the Nueces River - paddle boats and kayaks too! We will definitely come back here again - and in the not too distant future!
Sunday evening we celebrated our anniversary - it's been 1 year since we lived in a stix and brix house :) We are still loving living in the motorhome - and each other :) We had a lovely spaghetti & meatballs dinner with salad and garlic toast - and a lovely bottle of white zin as well...yum!
This morning Cinder and I took a nice long walk, then I made a good breakfast - pancakes, sausage and eggs - about 10 which will hold us until about 3 when we should have an early dinner at the Sabinal Cafe - I'll report on that next time!
We've had a marvelous couple of days - David, darling, thanks for some more wonderful memories!
