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RE: Ft. Meade Vs. Ft. Belvoir Campground
Can't speak to Belvoir or Andrews but we have stayed at Ft. Meade and found it to be very accessible to the DC area, as well as being a very nice RV park. It has been 10 years since our stay there but you can read my write-up about that stay in our blog when we spent two weeks there in 2012.
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accsys
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03/15/23 05:38am |
RV Parks, Campgrounds and Attractions
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RE: Yosemite National Park campgrounds
It has been almost 10 years since we stayed there but found Yosemite Pines to be a nice place to stay. You can read a short review of it and what we did during the week we were there on our blog posting for that stay.
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accsys
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03/06/23 06:06am |
RV Parks, Campgrounds and Attractions
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RE: Campgrounds along US St 36 in Kansas
You may want to peruse the blog posting of our stop in 2016. I am sure some things have changed but that area doesn't really change that fast. Gunsmoke RV Park is also still open.
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accsys
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02/28/23 07:07am |
RV Parks, Campgrounds and Attractions
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RE: Elkins West Virginia
We stayed at Pegasus Farm Campground several years ago and found it very nice.
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accsys
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01/17/23 06:44am |
RV Parks, Campgrounds and Attractions
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RE: Dry camping in SW Utah
You might look at Valley of the Gods BLM just north of Monument Valley in SE Utah. Access is UT 261 off of US 163 just north of Mexican Hat. When we drove through a few years ago there were a few C's and trailers boondocking there. Gooseneck State Park is also close by.
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accsys
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06/05/22 07:28am |
RV Parks, Campgrounds and Attractions
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RE: Charleston SC and Savannah Ga
If you cannot get reservations for James Island, we have found Oak Plantation to be a well run park and easily access to Charleston area. We have also found Creekfire Resort to be a good alternative to Skidaway Park if cannot get into the state park.
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accsys
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05/05/22 03:17am |
RV Parks, Campgrounds and Attractions
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RE: Question for Florida sticks and bricks owners
We have been gone during the summer since 2008 and have left the AC on with thermostat set to 85° and experienced absolutely no mold problems or other adverse effects that may arise from high humidity or temperatures. We do place a large container of DampRid in our second car that is left there to prevent mold on the leather surfaces in it, we learned that the hard way. You may want to turn you water heater off as well as your water supply to prevent flooding in the case of a leak. Our daughter comes over every month or so and flushes the toilets (after turning the water back on) to prevent the water from drying out and getting sewer gases in the house. I have heard of some people putting plastic wrap over the water in the toilet to do the same.
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accsys
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05/03/22 04:02am |
Around the Campfire
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RE: Rapid City Area RV Parks
We have stayed at Custer State Park at the Gamelodge Campground several times and enjoyed it very much but it can be difficult to get reservations. It has 50 amp electric only with water and dump station available near the sites. If you want full hookup, Elkhorn Ridge near Spearfish is a very nice option.
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accsys
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04/20/22 05:23am |
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RE: New Mexico Rt.82, Artesia to Alamogordo ?
We made that ride on 2011 with our 40 MH puling a Jeep Liberty. You can read my write-up of that trip on our blog. As long as you keep your speed down coming down from Cloudcroft, you shouldn't have any trouble.
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accsys
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04/12/22 05:51am |
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RE: Ideas for Vancouver, Whistler & Washington
We really enjoyed the Washington State International Kite Festival a few years back at Long Beach, WA during the third week of August. You can check our blog entry for pictures and more info about our stay. The previous entry covers the campground we stayed at.
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accsys
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04/11/22 04:28am |
Roads and Routes
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