The Teklanika Campground is as close to “real” camping as we will get, since we do not tent camp anymore. No electricity, no water, no dump station, no wifi, no cell service – a bit like being in the Holy Ghost without the ability to leave or to get internet at the store. With specific generator hours, it is as quiet as can be, and the campers are generally quiet. I love it.
We arrived well ahead of Bart and Katie, so we spent quite a bit of time walking around the campground. We found wild cranberries that Kara and I will pick I hope, and once Bart and Katie arrived, we grilled an awesome hamburger dinner – we noticed several campers walking by with their ramen noodle cups, eyeing us a little jealously.
Friday morning, we were awakened to a deluge – oh dear. We were slated to go on the bus to Wonder Lake, and we were hoping it was not going to be cloudy and drizzly. Parting clouds just as we left gave us hope . . .
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