The phrase "campground of" can be used in written English as a part of a larger sentence, usually to describe a location or to give more detail about a certain aspect of the sentence
It is typically used to refer to a specific campground or campsites within a larger area. Example: We spent the weekend at the beautiful campground of Joshua Tree National Park.
"Imagine your whole garden just one happy campground of mycorrhizae, bringing nutrients to that pumpkin".
Tents of all shapes, colors and sizes are erected a foot apart in a makeshift campground of 2,000 campers.
With their guidance, we ultimately settled on a redwood grove within the campground of the Ventana Hotel & Spa in Big Sur, chosen largely because the site had already been developed, thereby minimizing the impact on the forest and avoiding the issue of a large number of guests trampling a "pristine" forest.
For others, it's the top of El Capitan, the famously difficult crag that overlooks this crowded campground of tattooed and dreadlocked youths.
Its location is intended to be in neutral territory, preferably Jerusalem, and would be surrounded by acres of campground capable of supporting about 144,000 people or more than twice the estimated Raëlian membership as of 2005.
For instance, only about 40 of the 220 campgrounds of the National Park Service accept reservations.
Consider the state campgrounds of Lewes, Del., the horses of Chincoteague, Va., and the three-mile boardwalk of Virginia Beach.
For planning your camping trip, the $2.99 Android app Campfinder Campgrounds is one of the better campsite locator apps available because it has a database of over 18,000 campgrounds of different types across the United States and Canada.
Paddling its 17 miles in three sections – from Haena Beach Park on the north shore to Polihale State Park on the west, stopping overnight at the Hawaii State Park campgrounds of Kalalau and Milolii – makes for a slow-paced and immersive experience.
"Guava Island," Donald Glover's highly-anticipated and secretive film, made its debut on the campgrounds of the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival Thursday evening as attendees began settling in for the long weekend.
For years, Eastern European immigrants have been retreating in droves to the campgrounds of upstate New York and Pennsylvania for weekend-long getaways where they eat, booze, sing, dance, jam, and party until they can't do any of those things anymore.
