I don't think this campground exists; the linked webpage says dispersed camping is available along the riverbank and floodplains, but this precise location isn't a campground.
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Hello, thanks for your contribution.

I've deleted this campground because it does not appear to exist based on any available satellite imagery. As mentioned in the MapRoulette challenge instructions, please make sure the campground actually exists before adding it.
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Note: I made a follow-up edit to reattach the trail to the road network, to make sure routing will work in navigation apps
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FYI, I've removed this particular trailhead because it doesn't meet OSM's definition of a trailhead (a place where someone could start a hike or other journey), because it's deep in the wilderness at the NPS/USFS boundary. Thanks for all your edits on the trailhead mapping project!
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Just FYI, it looks like you accidentally added two trailhead nodes for the same object in this edit. I've made a follow-up edit and merged them together. Thanks for all of your contributions!
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This campground doesn't appear to exist at all, I've deleted it (I'm the author of the MapRoulette task this edit was associated with, and am reviewing all contributions)
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I agree; I've removed this campground (I'm the author of the MapRoulette task this contribution was associated with, and am in the process of reviewing features that were added)
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FYI, I removed this trailhead (similar to another one you added that I also commented on). Nothing wrong with your edit, just that while NPS considers this a "trailhead" because it's at the edge of their management area, it's deep in the wilderness and isn't considered a trailhead by OSM since it's not a place people can start a journey.
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I moved the trailhead to beside the parking area, and retagged this point as an unmarked crossing
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Thanks for all your edits to add missing trailhead nodes! I've reviewed many of them and they look great. Just wanted to let you know that I deleted this one; this "trailhead" was present in the NPS dataset but I don't think it qualifies as a trailhead in OSM's definition since there's no trail system that you can access from this point (just a very short footpath to a historic site). Nothing wrong with your edit, just a quirk in the data source we have been using that I've been correcting during review.
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Thanks for all your edits to add missing trailhead nodes! I've reviewed many of them and they look great. Just wanted to let you know that I deleted this one; this "trailhead" was present in the NPS dataset but I don't think it qualifies as a trailhead in OSM's definition since there's no trail system that you can access from this point (just a very short footpath to a historic site). Nothing wrong with your edit, just a quirk in the data source we have been using that I've been correcting during review.
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I moved the location of this trailhead to the edge of the parking area (just outside the park boundary); it had originally been placed at a fork a ways up the trail, inside the park boundary.
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As I mentioned in a comment on another of your changesets, disconnecting the trail from the roadway like you've done here will break routing in most applications. I've re-connected the trail to the roadway and placed the trailhead at the correct place, see here: osm.org/edit?editor=id&node=889364338#map=20/38.1631656/-109.7625864

Feel free to message me if you have any questions about trail mapping.
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I've fixed the problem for this particular edit; see osm.org/edit#map=20/38.1572440/-109.7516994 for an example of how this should be mapped.
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Thanks for your edits! FYI, when adding a trailhead, it's important to keep the trail connected to the road network (instead of creating a small gap like you've done here). If there's a gap in the network, then people won't be able to get directions from one part to another.
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Looks like this is actually the Fayetteville Trailhead; I relabeled it and moved the Kaymoor Miner's TH to the start of that trail (just down the road)
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Trailhead edit looks good. FYI you accidentally dragged a node on one of the trails when editing, creating a sharp "spike" in the path (easy to do accidentally in the iD editor). I fixed this for you.
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I think the actual trailhead is at the south end of the parking lot, and not behind the visitor center; I moved the highway=trailhead node there instead
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I moved the position of this trailhead to the start of Rich Mountain Trail, rather than at the Ace Gap Trailhead parking area
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I fixed a typo (Railraod) in the name, otherwise looks good!
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