We are still alive and Corona Free!

Well we have done the quarantine thing here near Whitney, TX from April 4th to May 1st. The Thousand Trails Lake Whitney RV Campground was an excellent place to go through this. It was not anywhere near full and although all the amenties were closed they have a lot of room to roam. They had miles of trails and a lake to fish. We did catch on one day a small large mouth and one hybrid bass. All in all we really enjoyed it here despite being basically shut in with no interaction.

We would come back here in the future if our travels sent us this direction for sure.
https://thousandtrails.com/texas/lake-whitney-rv-campground/

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