We were shamed into getting some tacky lights a few years ago by JoeCamper. Before that we didn't bring any decorations  🙂

Now we do the lights and the CanvasCampers flag (of course)  ;D

Joe, I think the blender needs to come along for April.  ;D

for normal camping, just our sign, and one assortment of our several awning lights. (rope light, hanging light, clip on light, etc)

if it is near a holiday, or the CG is hosting special events ( like pirates weekend, luau, etc) we will buy simple decorations, that are easy and/or disposable.

DH has assorted wooden signs. We also have the C.C. flag. We have fishing lights although I do wish  they were bears.

Our camping has always been a cabin rental, but this year we'll have our Apache, so I'm planning on bringing the flip-flop lights I bought end of the season last year, and we have a wooden sign the SIL gave us. I usually keep it out by the back door, but it can travel with us lol. I need to see about getting one of those Canvas Campers flags  🙂

I see alot of this and some may not agree or be down right angered by my response but I really dislike all the campsite 'decor' I see in natural campgrounds. Defeats the purpose of camping. As I said, its just an opinion. To me, all the 'gitch' and clutter looks just like that: eye sore clutter.

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That is why they are called Tacky lights.  I like them.....but then again I brought a cocktail waitress in a Dolly Parton wig to the Senior Prom  😛

I haven't heard Trashy Women in years, I used to love Confederate Railroad. Now I have to spend some money on iTunes. Thanks

Best Regards,
Norm

I used to decorate with an electric palm tree, which has hit the dust.  Now it's just picnic table covers and maybe tacky lights if we are in a spot for more than a few nights.

On the trellis we use to hang our family sign, we can clip on a whirligig that is supposed to blow with the wind (questionable though:turtle:) and a "pinwheel" that sticks in the ground. We used to have two, but strong winds wrecked one. We also use rope lights all around the camper; but since we got one of Fire Captain Jim's RV Nite Lites, we really don't need the rope lights but still use them until we turn in -- them the RV Nite Lite takes over on its own.

(There are still some of the RV Nite Lites available. I took them to a Florida rally for Jimmy, and he still has them for sale @ $20 plus $5 shipping or you can meet him camping and save on shipping.)