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camping help!

Author: freya (---.ri.ri.cox.net)
Date: 03-07-06 18:23

I will be spending March 26-31st in Culebra and was hoping to camp. I cannot get through to the offices though via phone to reserve a spot, and I understand it's a busy time. Any advice? How hard is it to get a spot/rent a tent even when it's busy?

Did you have a good experience camping? Any spots we should stake out if we get a chance? And anything special we should bring?

Thanks a ton!

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Author: wanderer (---.nycmny.east.verizon.net)
Date: 03-11-06 14:38

Hi Freya - we're also going to Culebra to camp out on Playa Flamenco. I've reached the offices numerous times - we're in NYC. Which time zone are you in?

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Author: Kathy Poulos-Minott (---.port.east.verizon.net)
Date: 03-11-06 18:59

Keep trying...someone will answer eventually...Depending on how busy it is, section E at the end is very nice... long walk though.

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Author: casablancacondo.com (---.atc.east.verizon.net)
Date: 03-12-06 12:42

If you would like to see a virtual tour of the different campground areas in Culebra, please visit http://www.virtualculebra.com/camping.htm

Enjoy Culebra!

John

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Author: Caroline Z (---.hsd1.ma.comcast.net)
Date: 03-12-06 16:04

We called today to reserve a camp site. It took a few tries until someone
answered, and when someone did, we were informed that we did not need
a reservation for 3/31-4/5. Maybe you're in the same boat for your stay.

-Caroline

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Author: sahudi zibett (---.204.6.204.caribe.net)
Date: 03-12-06 22:27

we have camped in the flamenco camp grounds several times. We never made a reservation to camp there. I hope you can make it. Never heard of tent rentals i suggest you bring your own to be sure. here is a list of things you will need:

air mattress or cushion to sleep in(cause the floor mess up backs)
fly candles or off sprays
pack plenty of food or plenty of money
a gas lamp or some flash lights
a barbecue is great
a container to shelter your food(once in december rats came in the nights and ate part of our bread and a couple of cameo crackers lol . we have stayed there like 5 times and that happened only in december) in case of bring it or leave your food inside your tent.

battery fan will be good in summer
and the usual, t. p. and sanitary stuff. baths are usually very tidy and some have lots of tp but again you have to be sure.
water

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