Palms

[jpcp3844]

Has anyone stayed at the Palms RV park this past winter?

[MSGTRETIREDCSP]

jpcp3844 wrote:
After I realized I did not include the state and was getting so many intelligent responses I thought I would wait awhile. Thanks to the ones. Who had kind responses.

The Palms in ARANSAS Pass Texas is the one I was asking about.

I've driven through that park several times. Never stayed there. It's a nice park and I would stay there if I ever needed to find another park. Close to s Walmart.

[bucky]

The right question usually generates better answers. 🙂

[bucky]

Cant't take a joke eh? BTW don't use palm fronds for emergency paper.

[jpcp3844]

After I realized I did not include the state and was getting so many intelligent responses I thought I would wait awhile. Thanks to the ones. Who had kind responses.

The Palms in ARANSAS Pass Texas is the one I was asking about.

[Texas_Two_Stepp]

I get it. My thoughts were either Az., Tx., or Fl. Since I haven't stayed at any the palm resorts I couldn't answer for one of them.

[joebedford]

Texas Two Steppers wrote:
Because everyone was making jokes instead of answering him.

Enlighten us - what's the answer?

[BarbaraOK]

Also, he was asked to identify city and state. He didn't answer so people joked some waiting for his response.

Barb

[Cummins12V98]

Texas Two Steppers wrote:
Because everyone was making jokes instead of answering him.

Got it! Me thinks he has better things to do since he only has 51 posts since 2008.

[Texas_Two_Stepp]

Because everyone was making jokes instead of answering him.

[Cummins12V98]

ryoung wrote:

and...... The OP never returned, again

Can't say that I blame him for not coming back.

ryoung

Why?

[ryoung]

and...... The OP never returned, again

Can't say that I blame him for not coming back.

ryoung

[SCVJeff]

and...... The OP never returned, again

[larry_barnhart]

3000 palm trees where we winter. The palm tree at our site died this season.

chevman

[Cummins12V98]

rv2go wrote:
Don't know if this is the right one, but there are 1,000 palm trees in the park I'm in.

Looks like the PalmSprings, CA ThousandTrails park.