Water Sources Enroute
I will be spending 6 days at 2 CGs with no water - one is electric only, one is primitive. So, I will need to onboard water, but where? Bringing the trailer to the house is not a terribly viable opt...
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JoeTampa wrote:
The first stop is the Stephen C. Foster State Park in Southern GA, and from there to Jacksonville, FL.
EDIT: OOPS, wrong state... the info below is for Stephen Foster State Park in FLorida... The OP is traveling to Stephen C Foster State Park in Ga.
End of Edit.
Stephen C. Foster State Park lists 39 sites as water and electric sites. So maybe you actually have water hookup for that part of your trip.
Site 8 on ReserveAmerica
Electricity Hookup: 30
Water Hookup: Y
In my experience, many state park campgrounds (Mid-Atlantic area) have potable water at several locations around the campground loops. And some even have clearly marked potable water near the dump station.
Note that the potable water _near_ a dump station is in ADDITION to the non-potable water that is typically close to the sewer hole at the dump station. The water hydrant next to the sewer hole can be pretty contaminated from cleaning up after and during dumping. Just read some long "dump station threads" on this forum and you will be amazed at what people report seeing at them. (dump station threads are some of my favorite on this forum - I don't know if all the stories are true but they sure can be funny and gross).
