Full Hook-ups take the gen??

downtheroad wrote:
We are just lucky I guess.
Never had a power outage in an campground in 25 years of RVing...

But, you have a generator, bought and paid for so why not take it.

Same here, been camping for 10 years, never had an outage. I can't recall a single instance where I've said, "Gee, I wish I had the generator."

Only things that need it are the microwave and A/C. We can live without those. I have two batteries in my truck, plus the one in the trailer.

With a family of five, including three teenagers, and with an SUV as our TV, weight is at a premium. No need to add a 100-lb boat anchor that I'll likely never need. If something really bad happens, we'll just pack up and leave. It's not like we're stuck there.

Same here, more than 25 years and only once did a park lose power and that was only for 30 minutes.
When I pay for a FHU site I use their power and their water.

We are just lucky I guess.
Never had a power outage in an campground in 25 years of RVing...

But, you have a generator, bought and paid for so why not take it.

Don't get in any trouble. If wife says gen is part of camping gear, you better bring ALL of the camping gear, which includes the gen:B

Full hook-ups I carry one gen. No hook-ups I carry two.

Fairly common for power outages at RV parks.

We have had a couple of instances where campground power went out due to storms and were glad we had the genny.