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Furnace Creek - Boil water notice

Lwiddis
Explorer II
Explorer II
For all those trying to save gasoline or diesel fuel by not filling their fresh water tank until arriving at the campground, please note Death Valley NP’s alert…

“Boil Water Notice at Furnace Creek Campground - If you are planning to camp, please be advised there is a boil water notice in effect for Furnace Creek Campground.” See https://www.nps.gov/deva/planyourvisit/conditions.htm
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SoonDockin
Explorer II
Explorer II
You know in my previous truck I always ran with less than half a tank of water and only one propane bottle. Now that I have upgraded trucks, I will fill my tank to the top at the beginning of each trip.

Thanks for the PSA.
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toedtoes
Explorer III
Explorer III
Good reminder.

Also, many campgrounds in the west have limited water resources - and that water needs to support ALL the campers in the campground. If you can fill where water is more plentiful, then please do so. That allows those who can't carry 100 gallons of fresh water with them to have water also.
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