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- ScottGNomadWe've been finding that even if they have an indoor pool, they wont heat it enough to swim in.
- rr2254545ExplorerWe have seen several including the one we are now at in Pacific City Oregon
It was nice and hot - cmoecmoeExplorerYes - Might help us to know which area you are asking about...
- BB_TXNomadWe don't use the pools so I don't pay much attention to them, but I have noticed a few do have them. The ones I can specifically remember at Ft Amarillo RV Resort in Amarillo, TX and Guadalupe River RV Park in Kerrville, TX. Seems there were others, but can't remember exactly where.
Note that these are typical private RV parks, not "campgrounds" as such. - rockhillmanorExplorerFlorida has tons of them.
But.....as strange as it sounds to us Northener's I ran across many smaller CG's that close the pools down during the winter months. :H
when I asked why they would shut them down in 75 degree weather months they said they either did not have heaters or did not want to pay to heat them. Because to them 75 degrees is cold weather.
Heck a Northerner doesn't need a heated pool in 75 degree weather! - MartynNomad
trtog7 wrote:
Are there any RV campgrounds with indoor pool and hot tubs?
Yes - TOOBOLDExplorerRuby's at Bryce Canyon. They let you use the Best Western's pool next door.
- These folks - Normandy Farms
DO... - NaioExplorer IIAnd here I thought this was going to be a thread about luxury A's with little pools in them... doubles as a spare water tank.
- kalynzooExplorerYes. Circle of Pines KOA Williams Arizona, West Yellowstone KOA, can't remember the name Telluride Colorado, Flying Flags Buellton California (enclosed spa). These are just the ones that come to mind, we've been to many more.
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