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- 2gypsies1Explorer IIIHere's the official web site for Black Canyon:
http://www.nps.gov/blca/index.htm
Note that at South Campground there are two loops; one is non-electric and one has electric.
No generators - even in the no hookup loop
No dump station
No water fill for RVs - water is hauled in; there are spigots
No showers; vault toilets
The toilet is normally close to the handicap site.
We've never encountered a park that has only 50A. On the reservation site in one place it states 30A but on the individual site information they are marked as 50A. Since it's not a park for big rigs normally I would guess it's 30A but you can always call the park directly. - pconroy328Explorer
TOMMY47 wrote:
All campsites list 50 amp. Does that mean a 50 plus either/or a 30 and 20? I only need a 20 or 30.
Also, the site map for the campground does not list restroom facilities in the CG. Anyone have an idea near which sites in loop B they are?
we were there last year.
30A.
But we carry an adapter anyway.
We had a toilet in the motorhome, so I didn't pay too much attention, but I recall vault toilets a decent walk away. - Curecanti is managed by the NPS.
- NCWriterExplorer
enblethen wrote:
Here is map of Stevens Creek.
Stevens Creek
What campground were you thinking of?
Campgrounds
Those are in Curecanti Rec area, but the OP is asking about the NP. - NCWriterExplorer
TOMMY47 wrote:
South Rim Campground, loop B. Only campground in the National Park.
There are three within the NP itself according to the website. We stayed at the South Rim CG a few years ago. 30 amp in the electric sites. All toilets were vault, not flush, and the sites closest are shown on the campground maps on the NPS Black Canyon web site.
Beautiful park - Enjoy! - TOMMY47ExplorerSouth Rim Campground, loop B. Only campground in the National Park.
- Old-BiscuitExplorer IIIWasn't aware that Black Canyon of the Gunnison National Park had any 50A sites ???
- 2oldmanExplorer II
EV2 wrote:
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..carry an adapter, - IvylogExplorer IIIThe normal definition of CG 50 amp is a four prongs with two 120V/50 amp legs which gives you 240V when measured across the two 120s and 100 amps total.
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