20 amp campsite
We are pretty new to RV camping and usually stay at campsites with full hookups. This weekend we are taking the dogs to an agility trial, and the confirmation I just received says we are in a 20 amp s...
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you're probably going to encounter "shared" hookups...one water spigot for every X campsites. X is usually two but can be more. one municipal park (now closed) that we used to frequent had 6-8 water bibs on a pipe. folks would lay up to 50' of water hose to reach "their" bib from their campsite. if they're telling you to bring a "Y" that means there is either one bib for two campsites or a large number of campsites fed by a smaller number of bibs. the 'Y' will allow two hoses to be connected to a single bib. any garden supply shop like home depot, lowes, ace hardware, etc. will have these. I prefer the metal ones.
more unusual would be sharing an electrical post with more than one other campsite but we always carry an extra 50' of 30-amp cable with us just in case.
any RV supply store will have a 20-amp adapter for your 30-amp cable. if you have a 50-amp coach you'll need a 50-amp female/30-amp male adapter and then a 30-amp female to a 20-amp male adapter. like karl malden used to say...don't leave home without it.
more unusual would be sharing an electrical post with more than one other campsite but we always carry an extra 50' of 30-amp cable with us just in case.
any RV supply store will have a 20-amp adapter for your 30-amp cable. if you have a 50-amp coach you'll need a 50-amp female/30-amp male adapter and then a 30-amp female to a 20-amp male adapter. like karl malden used to say...don't leave home without it.
