Campground is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CAMPGROUND in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the area or place (as a field or grove) used for a camp
• a site where people on holiday can pitch a tent
• campsite
• a place used for camping, often equipped to handle RV use and providing things such as grills.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• the area or place (as a field or grove) used for a camp, for camping, or for a camp meeting

Words related to CAMPGROUND

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Words that contain CAMPGROUND

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How to use CAMPGROUND in a sentence

• I found a good campground on the rim of a glacier basin about 11,000 feet above the sea.
• Then I sought a camp-ground on the river-bank, made a cupful of tea, and lay down to sleep on a smooth place among the yellow leaves of an aspen grove.
• Hence the camp-ground of the Caribees was the matinee, ball-match, tennis, boating, all in one of the idle afternoon world of Warchester.
• I stood at the campground entrance beneath a totem pole, whose carved faces reminded me of the Negative Forces.
• Then the cattle were left to themselves, and the men rode down to their old campground, marked by empty tin-cans and a trodden place where had been the horse corral.
• It was a voice making a prayer at a high pitch, as if intended to cover all the camp-ground and be heard to the outermost bounds.
• The idea had scarcely seized upon him when a fluttering of wings was heard, and on the old camp-ground alighted a flock of white wild-geese.
• As they dashed across the camp-ground the wild-geese took alarm, and, some running, some flying, scudded towards the Sound.
• There was a deer-lick on our camp-ground there at Bridge Creek, and during the night deer came down and strayed through the camp.
• He shall leave his camp-ground clean, and he shall extinguish every spark of fire before he leaves.
• At the gate of the camp-ground the rickshaw coolies tipped down the bamboo shafts, to the ground.
• The captain had wandered farther than he had intended, but after several shouts from Ralph he came running back, and reached the camp-ground just as the two negroes arrived.
• When old Brother Bunk and his family arrived at their home, which was two miles from the campground.
• He was present once at a camp-meeting, at the famous Toll-gate Camp-ground, in Santa Clara Valley, near the city of San Jose.
• The camp-ground was about three hundred feet long and seventy-five feet wide, surrounded by a barbed-wire fence about ten feet high.

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