Quratzite, AZ

Thank you I saw them in big tent did not know that repairs were i separete locations

In past years both Blue Ox and Roadmaster repairs were in the tents a hundred yards or so south of the big tent.

I missed Roadmaster service booth I saw them in the big tent and bought aclaenser from them for towbar. Where were they??

PatStab wrote:
My DD and I have been in Quartzsite since the 22nd, was going to leave Thursday and head for Vegas but has been rather cold up there so we delayed. Taking off this Wed, already made reservations.

We have had a good time here, never been here before. I am staying at Shady Lane RV Park, don't really care for boondocking and likely safer for 2 gals. We met some people from a forum I frequent and visited with them for a bit.

We have really enjoyed ourselves, been to exhibits and tents plus ate lots of things. There sure are some characters here and I mean characters, I don't know if some of them live in the desert or where but interesting people to watch.

We drove to Blythe one day and Parker another. I was wanting to visit Lake Havasu but think we will just go on to Vegas. We are from Indiana and the warm days and rather cold nights are sure better then where we are from. It is miserably cold out there, brrr. Until 2 days ago it was really nice during the day, today wasn't bad either.

We may come back again sometime but for us its 1800 miles so unless we are going elsewhere too its a long drive to just come here. But I think it was worth it and sure is for at least once in your life for sure.

Sorry you won't get to see the London Bridge. That was the high light of the trip for My wife, it was her first time to see it. I have been there several times. We were there around the 15th of January. We left Q and checked in at the Desert View RV resort in Needles and drove the tow back to Lake Havasu, a distance of about 35 miles.

My DD and I have been in Quartzsite since the 22nd, was going to leave Thursday and head for Vegas but has been rather cold up there so we delayed. Taking off this Wed, already made reservations.

We have had a good time here, never been here before. I am staying at Shady Lane RV Park, don't really care for boondocking and likely safer for 2 gals. We met some people from a forum I frequent and visited with them for a bit.

We have really enjoyed ourselves, been to exhibits and tents plus ate lots of things. There sure are some characters here and I mean characters, I don't know if some of them live in the desert or where but interesting people to watch.

We drove to Blythe one day and Parker another. I was wanting to visit Lake Havasu but think we will just go on to Vegas. We are from Indiana and the warm days and rather cold nights are sure better then where we are from. It is miserably cold out there, brrr. Until 2 days ago it was really nice during the day, today wasn't bad either.

We may come back again sometime but for us its 1800 miles so unless we are going elsewhere too its a long drive to just come here. But I think it was worth it and sure is for at least once in your life for sure.

We are brand new at RVing and went to Q for one night only just to check it out. It certainly was not boring. We plan to do 3 nights next year so we can see most of it. Our one night was at Holiday Palms. They have a show of some sort in the Rec room different each day at small charge. Had one of the grandkids with us. I was worried about getting propane but now I know its available, thanx. We did get stuck in the deep gravel and was digging out when some kind souls came by with their 4W RJ Cruiser and helped us out with their two strap.

Just spent 2 weeks on Plamosa Rd. My 8th year and the best weather. Sunny, 70's and very little wind. Venders said traffic down 30% but business about the same as last year. I enjoy "Q". (Silly Al's Pizza alone is worth the trip)
Good luck.
Jack H

joeprinter wrote:
3 years ago, transporting our coach from purchase place in CA back to NC, quartzite was 116 Degrees... Plan on HOT HOT...

Not in January....you won't see 116. We even had water freeze in a bucket at night. January gets pretty darn cold. We have been to Q several times and enjoyed it every time. We don't stay more than a week or so but enjoy meeting all the people and getting stories about where they are from and what they did. A very diversified bunch of people we RV'ers. It is one thing that every RV'r should do at least once. When you top the hill on I 10 and look into the desert and see about a million Rvs of all types every where you look.

We enjoyed the FMCA Rally and then, we went to Q ... It was our 5th year. Again, we enjoyed the shopping and got our Roadmaster tow system serviced for free. That was worth the trip by itself. We always enjoy seeing the new stuff and being reminded of other things that are available

Tntman wrote:
Hey Supercharged:
Apparently you missed my opening statement about NOT trying to upset anyone. But then again you are in Arizona and probably had too much sun on your head.
I have every right to post my opinion, just as you do. But it seems that while sitting in your fifth wheel posting on the Class A forum, you need to be derogatory. You must really have a miserable life.
GOOD DAY!!!!

You seem to have way over reacted to his post. and yes, please shut out the lights when you leave. It's a green thing, you know? LOL