RV washing in Florida

rgatijnet1 wrote:
When you get to exit 329, Wildwood, off of I-75, there is a truck wash station that should be able to wash your coach. This is where the Florida turnpike branches off.

These guys do a good job. I don't know about the underside though.

When we were in Florida last month, almost all of the do it yourself car washes had at least one bay tall enough for a MH or a trailer.
I was lucky enough to get into a campground that allowed washing on the pad. I washed both trailer and truck. There were also signs on the major highways for Blue Beacon truck washes that would wash RV's.

smlranger wrote:
Most all of the RV parks have a list of mobile wash guys that will come to your site and wash the coach. They will certainly do a better job of getting your coach clean than a truck wash. It will cost more.

If the mobile guy will pressure wash the underside of the coach to remove the salt from the chassis it will be a first for me. ;)

Most all of the RV parks have a list of mobile wash guys that will come to your site and wash the coach. They will certainly do a better job of getting your coach clean than a truck wash. It will cost more.

When you get to exit 329, Wildwood, off of I-75, there is a truck wash station that should be able to wash your coach. This is where the Florida turnpike branches off.

I am coming out of the north and going to be covered probably in salt and road grime need a place to wash The coach

Since it is "that time of year" in Florida, when all of the oak trees are dropping their pollen and every vehicle is getting coated with a yellow powder, I would wait for another week or so before I even bothered with washing my coach.