Check this out.
There are three things to look for:
1: Semi-level ground, you actually want it to slope a little. I have a blessing. It rains EVERY single time I go camping. Trust me, I learned the hard way. After sleeping in soggy bags all night, you tend to figure it out.
2:Room enough for your tent and a fire if allowed. You need to keep your fire at least five feet away from your tent. Further if it makes you feel more comfortable. I don't want people e-mailing me saying they burned their tent down and had to sleep on the soggy ground all night.
3:It must be at least 100 yards away from trails, streams, rivers, etc... I personally don't want to drink what you deposited the night before. I don't think any one else wants to too.
