Ocean Lakes (Myrtle Beach, SC) 6/22/13 - 7/6/13

wbwood wrote:


Northmeck. That's what the city water inlet on the camper .

Your rig, your call!

Yeah we took our regulator off last night and noticed a considerable difference.

Northmeck. That's what the city water inlet on the camper is for.

byrdr... Lots of people leaving today and others coming in as soon as they are gone. Wife and I were talking about after the 4 night minimum thing is over in August, that we could come down on a Friday night after she gets off work and just stay in the Walmart parking lot until the next morning and then come in at 11am when the site is open. Would save from wasting the money for a night when we wouldn't get in until 9pm anyway.

It's been pretty busy. I imagine it will be even busier this coming week. Bt everyone has been behaving pretty well. Security seems to be doing a good job. Haven't had any loudness back where we are. Matter of fact we don't hardly hear any gc's at night like we used to up front. I think this is the ideal place to be during this time of the year, especially if you have a gc and can get around that way. Sites are larger. More room to spread out. Only thing missing is the paved pads. Posted a picture in the campsite photo thread.

OK. So I just went on a bicycle surveillance run and probably 8/10 were not using them. I stopped one of the maintenance workers and asked him directly. He said they were not needed down here. And to add to that they have over 20 fairly new rental trailers set up. None of them have H2O regulators on them at all. I've camped down here since 2001 and have always dealt with low pressure..until today!!

wbwood ,
you are killing me with all your descriptions of the campground..Can you just give us a day by day of whats going on? I miss camping already and I just got back from the area. Dang ole' work just gets in the way of fun. I think I will driveway camp tonight just to get that feeling in my soul. OceanLakes Next May cant come quick enough. I got few more this year but this thread is working me up.
:)
randy

CampingN.C. wrote:
Funny this thread is going as I was going to start one about water pressure. We're at MBTP right now and I've noticed not many people are using them. Going to take mine off in the morning. Shower pressure is useless with it on. Can't imagine water pressure at this place exceeding over 100psi.

To be honest, the pressure at MBTP is much better during the winter months as opposed to the summer months when the park is essentially full all the time. I have a 50 psi regulator on the coach input all the time anyway. We spend about 160 days a year in it so we've pretty much gotten used to the pressure.

We have the same issue at our park here in the NY Adirondacks where we are currently camping. On busy weekends, the pressure drops. What makes it worse here in NY, the state now mandates that campgrounds install a reverse-flow limiter on each spigot to mitigate back-flow contamination from rv's. it also restricts pressure a little.

... Eric

Guys,

IMO, you should only use the CG water line for filling your on board tank. I you leave it connected and turned on, then spring a leak while you're down enjoying watching the young ladies on the beach, your rig will be half-filled with water when you return.

I always draw from the on board tank via the pump, which I shut off before leaving the rig. Just don't want to accidentally become a "U-Boat Commander"!!

Funny this thread is going as I was going to start one about water pressure. We're at MBTP right now and I've noticed not many people are using them. Going to take mine off in the morning. Shower pressure is useless with it on. Can't imagine water pressure at this place exceeding over 100psi.

PackerBacker wrote:

wbwood wrote:
I just took off the filter and didn't notice difference. Will take off the regulator next and see.

I bet MBTP has better water pressure! :W. :B

... Eric

Hope so. Y'all need something for all that money you pay. ;)

Took off regulator and much better.

wbwood wrote:
I just took off the filter and didn't notice difference. Will take off the regulator next and see.

I bet MBTP has better water pressure! :W. :B

... Eric