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My campsite at Mid Hills Campground is the one with no motor vehicle parked out front

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5884-mid-hills.jpg Several types of yellow flowers grow in the Mid Hills campground area and a few of them are still blooming todayThumbnailsA nicely placed picnic table by a juniper tree makes for a semi-shady brunch at Mid Hills CampgroundSeveral types of yellow flowers grow in the Mid Hills campground area and a few of them are still blooming todayThumbnailsA nicely placed picnic table by a juniper tree makes for a semi-shady brunch at Mid Hills CampgroundSeveral types of yellow flowers grow in the Mid Hills campground area and a few of them are still blooming todayThumbnailsA nicely placed picnic table by a juniper tree makes for a semi-shady brunch at Mid Hills CampgroundSeveral types of yellow flowers grow in the Mid Hills campground area and a few of them are still blooming todayThumbnailsA nicely placed picnic table by a juniper tree makes for a semi-shady brunch at Mid Hills CampgroundSeveral types of yellow flowers grow in the Mid Hills campground area and a few of them are still blooming todayThumbnailsA nicely placed picnic table by a juniper tree makes for a semi-shady brunch at Mid Hills CampgroundSeveral types of yellow flowers grow in the Mid Hills campground area and a few of them are still blooming todayThumbnailsA nicely placed picnic table by a juniper tree makes for a semi-shady brunch at Mid Hills Campground

I chose this campsite last night because it's somewhat sheltered from the wind (and it was windy for a while last night). I often choose one of the more popular campsites at the north end of the campground with better views (and more wind).