RV Parks with Woodshop/Workshop

Old Link might be of some help.

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magnusfide wrote:
If you plan on doing a lot of woodworking just get a trailer and put your favorite tools in it. Secure the tools and tow it behind your motorhome. I see art festivals with guys doing this all the time.

Ah, the pleasant buzz of a scroll-saw, the whine of a lathe. What better way to relax and enjoy the peace and quiet of the campground than beside the fellow with all this equipment?

WxToad

They have a woodworking shop at Voyager in Tucson, AZ, no idea of fees or tools

Hello All, We are staying here at East Shore RV in San Dimas. And it has been ok'd to do my woodworking. Woowho !! Time to get the lathe and some other odds and end tools.

Check out Sun -N- Fun in Sarasota, FL. They have everything, including a wood shop with power tools and not just power screwdrivers. We're talking lathes, table saws, etc. BTW, if you have an older version of Streets and Trips, they show Sun N' Fun west of I-75 on Fruitville Rd. but its actually east of I-75 on Fruitville.

We are staying at Preferred RV in Pahrump Nv. They have a woodshop and sewing room. Just $2 a day to use it.

Valle Del Oro in Mesa Arizona had a fantastic woodshop when we were there in 2010. You had to go through a 4 hour orientation to get a pin to attach to your park badge to be able to use the shop. They have just about any kind of woodworking equipment you can imagine.

I think Butterfield RV in Benson, Arizona, has a shop, but I don't know what sort of equipment they have.

pjsky wrote:
Cocopah Resort in Yuma AZ

Found it

http://www.cocopahrv.com/

RDS33 wrote:
I always figured if I full timed I would find a fifthwheel toy hauler for the wood shop in back.

That was the original plan. We had a Raptor 3712. But it was not setup for fulltime life. Our new trailer is.