Hoeft State Park, MI
Hello, We're considering staying here for over a week and with a large family, we'll want to be close to a water spigot so we can occasionally refill our fresh water tank. The problem is, the offi...
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sch911 wrote:
It's funny, MI has a nice new reservation system. The maps don't display the spigot locations like the old system did. I guess you'd have to call. Be advised that water spigots in MI state parks are designed specifically to not allow hoses to be connected. So the tank refill process will involve filling up water containers and carrying them to your TT. Then using gravity to fill the tank. NOTE: If you need to move your rig and dump your tanks mid stay you can refill your tanks at the dump location as they mostly have a potable water outlet nearby.
Funny thing is, many of the other parks on the new system do show the spigot locations. My intention is not to hook up indefinitely, just long enough to refill my static tank and then disconnect. The last thing I want to do is drag the trailer back over to the fill stations. Try as we might, with a Wife and three kids under the age of five we tend to use a lot of water (my blue tote gets a workout!) I also tried calling the park but it went to voicemail.
