Unfortunate campground
We are staying at a town park. Really nice park 60 or 70 sites, few seasonal residents. Park is well kept and very clean. The unfortunate part? Railroad on one side, freeway on the other. Have to ...
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That's the way things often turn out. I've been in quite a number of RV parks that are close to RR tracks or interstates. I'll tell you what, I'll take interstate noise any day over RR noise! I can generally mask interstate noise pretty well by running a fan in my bedroom but a train passing by, blowing its horn and rattling the ground like an earthquake is more than I can take.
As an example, there's a nice RV park in Grants, NM that's priced right and very well kept up but the trains going by all night long cause me to lose a lot of sleep. I actually spent a whole month there last year and when I left my nerves were shot...anxiety, etc. The nearby interstate was not an issue, however. This year I spent only one night at this park on the way to Albuquerque. That was bearable, but no more monthlies for me when RR tracks are close by!
As an example, there's a nice RV park in Grants, NM that's priced right and very well kept up but the trains going by all night long cause me to lose a lot of sleep. I actually spent a whole month there last year and when I left my nerves were shot...anxiety, etc. The nearby interstate was not an issue, however. This year I spent only one night at this park on the way to Albuquerque. That was bearable, but no more monthlies for me when RR tracks are close by!
