Wildcat
Age: 65+
Member since July 2017
Retired, love animals, photographer.
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As the above says, have been retired a few years, photograph wildlife and whatever else-- www.wildcatphotography.com -- travel in Northwest mostly. I am a forever Oregonian and was raised here.
Skills & Expertise to Share
I know something about photography, computers, dogs, wildlife, and camping.
Wildcat's Pets
I travel with one Norwegian elkhound, but I have two.
Favorite Boondocking Locations
None yet. Mostly in the Northwest.
Wildcat's Hometown
Walton, Oregon.
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Wildcat's Guest Details
Wildcat's Rig
Rig Type: Travel Trailer
13 feet long
Teardrop Trailer, 2016, 13 feet long, no toilet inside, have a portable toilet; galley in back. Pulled by Nissan Xterra. No slide outs.
Wildcat's Travel Preferences
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Has a tow vehicle
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Travels with pets
Wildcat Has 1 Host Location
Wildcat's References (3)
References from Guests (3)
rtheodor
Like a forest Boondocking sote
This spot could not have been better. Deep in the Douglas Fir forest. Hiking trail and a train going by. We really enjoyed ourselves.
ontherogue
Peace & Quiet
We had two really great nights of much needed uninterrupted sleep at this spot in the woods. A convenient stop on our way west. Our host was friendly and welcoming. We would stay here again.
gregmarotta123
True hidden gem
Being “out in the toolies” was truly magical. This property was right in the forest, nature has never been so profound as it was here. I’ve never been to a place where there was total silence, it was quite peaceful and would highly recommended visiting if you can. It may be a little off the main road but it is worth it. We had our big rig 30ft and had no issues getting in or out. Thank you for the wonderful hospitality, you have a gorgeous property. Hope to visit again!