| About Danny and Lynda |
| Danny & Lynda Soul Mates Living Our Dream |
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| To see our other pages just click on one of the Links to the Left |
| (WE) Danny and Lynda are full time camp hosts. We have been experienced camp hosting on a mountain at 9,000 feet to campgrounds at sea level. We have met people from all walks of life and from all over the world. The part we love most about camp hosting is meeting the people. We feel that people can tell if a camp host enjoys what they are doing by the way they greet and talk to them. Camp hosting is a job that we truly enjoy and find it very satisfying, fulfilling and interesting. There have been campers we have met, that have camped at a later time, close to the campground we were hosts at, look for us just so they could stop and say hi and let us know they were camping close. We feel that when campers search for us just to say hi, it is a true testament of our camp hosts abilities. Our goal, as camp hosts, is to help each camper enjoy their stay and want to return to that campground and to continue to be campers. Many of the campers we have spoken to tell us they can hardly wait to get old enough to retire so they can be camp hosts. We love what we are doing and look forward to many more years of being a Camp Host Couple. Our home page that you can visit is. http://www.camphostcouple.com |
We enjoy camp hosting. We like meeting new people, having good camping experiences and and try to make everybody's stay an enjoyable one. If anyone wants to contact us and share their camping experiences, we would love to hear from you. just click here to email us camphostcouple@yahoo.com |
| Many people wonder why are we camp hosts and why would we move from a 3 bedroom/2 bath home to a travel trailer? Honestly, being a camp host is not for everyone. Can you give up your stuff that you have acquired over the years? Can you enjoy living in 28 feet? Do you enjoy the ocean, the birds, sea life, deer, bears and the smell of clean fresh air? If not, this truly is not for you. I miss none of the material things I had - I do miss the family, but we are able to visit them every couple of months, and we talk on the phone or email. Thank goodness for technology! Life is way too short to ignore what you want to do and enjoy. We enjoy meeting people from all over the world. Campers are, most of the time, exciting people who love the outdoor life and nature at its best. We wake up every morning to the sounds of birds, the ocean and a little wind blowing through the trees. When we were at East Fork we felt we could touch the stars. This way of life is relaxing and exciting. You have to like the person you are with. The two of you will be spending many hours alone. Being a camp host couple is a dream way of life although it is not for everyone. |
| If you would like information on how you can our other page by clicking the link below our camphosting page |
| We have been camphosting for several years and we intend to keep this lifestyle for as long as we can. |
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| About Our Life as a camphosting couple |
| email us using this Link. camphostcouple@yahoo.com |
| If you would like to read Our Love Story click on the Link to go to our Personal2 page OUR LOVE STORY |
3 yrs ago we met, fell in love, and have been together since. Danny is from Exeter and had lived in Pismo Beach. In the first 17 months, we have camped, been to Hawaii, on a cruise and to Pismo Beach. Lynda has been 4 wheeling in the mountains and on the beach. Actually I have now been living a very different life than what I had been used to. It has been an exciting adventure. We are loving every minute of it. Danny and I had talked about becoming a camp host couple (Danny had to explain to me what a camp host was) and we planned on buying a motor home as soon as we could, applying for a camp host job in the future. Well, as things have been with us, we found a motor home in June and we bought it. It was a 1992 34ft Bounder. We loved it. We then decided since it was late in the season maybe we should apply for a camp host job for 2008. Well, low and behold, we got a call from Doug at Recreation Resource Management and they needed a camp host couple immediately up at Rock Creek Camp Ground north of Bishop. I had never been there or in that area before. Doug wanted to know if we wanted the job, we said we needed to think about it, because he wanted us “yesterday”. We talked all night about the pros and cons of taking the job and the next day we called Doug and told him we would take it, and we would be available 11 July. I went in to work that morning and gave my 2 week notice and I retired on July 5th. We packed up the motor home Friday and Sat. and ½ of the day Sunday and at 3pm on Sunday we left for places unknown!!!!! Stephanie and Brian, Rileigh and Beau are living in the house. That made it much easier for me to leave. Having someone to live in your house that will take care of it like you did. We just didn’t want to sell the house, in case we didn’t like our choice, or when we get done with our travels, we will still have a home to go to. Now March 7th 2008 Wow!! As luck would have it we were headed from Carpenteria to Pismo Beach on Hiway 101. We had traveled about 45 minutes at about 60 MPH and WHAM!! The engine made a little clatter and just died. We pulled to an off ramp that just happened to be close by and there we STOPPED. A CHP officer pulled up behind us just as Danny was calling a tow truck. We had to be towed to a tow yard in Carpenteria , where today our motor home sits with a frozen motor that to fix will cost more than the motor home cost us. What will we do? MMMM Who knows, we are thinking and thinking. |
