Day 89: Limekiln Lake Campground, NY

It rained a bit overnight, and started raining again not long after we woke up.  We got up in time to make coffee before the rain started, but opted to stay dry and go into town for breakfast. 

Lana catches a lift to the van, so that her dainty feet don't get wet.

Breakfast at Long Lake Diner.

How long will this last?

We waited for the rain to stop and for the temperature to warm up a bit before pushing on down the road.  We had decided that we would stay at a public campground within an easy day's ride of Boonville, NY.  That left us with four possible choices, so we opted for the last one, to make for the shortest ride tomorrow.  Alea rode about 34 hilly miles to Limekiln Lake Campground ($25 , primitive, free showers), which is just outside of Inlet, NY.

Is Alea dancing???

What a look!  She was one tired puppy dog!

Because of the late start, we arrived at the campground late in the afternoon, opting for a campsite by the shower house instead of by the lake.  Of the 200+ campsites only a handful were occupied.