camping ground

noun

The tepees of the Indians were hardly distinguishable from those which Nature had pitched on this world-old camping-ground.

It is not only a fine camping ground, but it is more: This is a grand home-land, or will be when we select our 'claims,' Monday.

The 200th Ind. could scarcely drag one foot after another as it moved back to find a suitable camping-ground.

Their object was not to find a pleasant camping ground but to escape the hated Creeks.

We found the whole six miles a camping ground, and a good sized city of tents at the Bluffs, probably six thousand men.

April 25, 2024firkin

[fur-kin ]

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