Camping w/o water hookup help needed
We are looking at camping at a local state park, Lucust Lake in PA. There is only an electric hookup available with hydrants for water. I assume I can fill my potable water tank there. What kind of po...
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Many state and federal campgrounds are not equipped for large capacity filling.
We just stayed at a MN state park last weekend. They have a couple of water spigots in each loop.
But right at the entrance to the park at the visitor center, they have a white hose on a hose reel and a sign that says Fresh water fill.
Also, for those parks that have a dump station, they almost always have a fresh water fill located about 50-75 feet from the dump station.
If you have to use a water thief, you are most likely NOT supposed to be filling your RV directly at that spigot. That is why the park installed spigots without hose threads.
We just stayed at a MN state park last weekend. They have a couple of water spigots in each loop.
But right at the entrance to the park at the visitor center, they have a white hose on a hose reel and a sign that says Fresh water fill.
Also, for those parks that have a dump station, they almost always have a fresh water fill located about 50-75 feet from the dump station.
If you have to use a water thief, you are most likely NOT supposed to be filling your RV directly at that spigot. That is why the park installed spigots without hose threads.
