

Seriously though, if the lake doesn't draw down and our site is under water, we'll be up in the overflow area with no electric or water. Come up and cook your grub at our site, you're more that welcome.
Jeff
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Jack, as you know by now that Lake Bistineau SP is closed. Mr. Jett told me this morning that the decks at the lower sites were under water and the park road was closed and barricaded. The weed is like a green carpet that you could walk on. Lake Claborne SP just north of Arcadia, is taken us in so Starleen and I went there this morning and made our resv. This is roughly 30 miles east of Lake Bistineau between Arcaide and Homer La. The people there is very nice and said there would be no problem. Highway 164 between Doyline and Sibley is closed and under water. Hope this answers some questions. Dulcimer manmadjack wrote:...we havvta move due to flooding at Lake Bistineau...see this thread for more info.......![]()
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Jack, they also will allow doubling up on the sites.Dulcimer Man wrote:Jack, as you know by now that Lake Bistineau SP is closed. Mr. Jett told me this morning that the decks at the lower sites were under water and the park road was closed and barricaded. The weed is like a green carpet that you could walk on. Lake Claborne SP just north of Arcadia, is taken us in so Starleen and I went there this morning and made our resv. This is roughly 30 miles east of Lake Bistineau between Arcaide and Homer La. The people there is very nice and said there would be no problem. Highway 164 between Doyline and Sibley is closed and under water. Hope this answers some questions. Dulcimer manmadjack wrote:...we havvta move due to flooding at Lake Bistineau...see this thread for more info.......![]()
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