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โNov-11-2017 05:22 AM
temccarthy1 wrote:mdcamping wrote:
Winterized a couple of weeks ago. Now is the time to start thinking about trips for next year.
So far have a local camping/fishing trip in CT planned for April. July were returning to Knobels in PA. Columbus day weekend we have a W/E site booked at assateague state park, MD
In the works for next year, 1000 island NP in Ontario & Montreal.
Still working on other ideas!
Mike
Mike, You will LOVE Thousand Islands area! We did it twice a few years ago. Visit Hardt Castle and Singer Castle by boat. Gananoque is a beautiful little town. Also did Montreal and Ottawa last year! Both outstanding visits! Stayed at a Regional Park near Ottawa, huge private sites and not expensive. Stayed at a KOA near Montreal. Typical KOA but out in the country about 12 miles from the city and very clean! Plus the exchange rate will pay you back a lot! ENJOY!
โNov-11-2017 05:04 AM
DutchmenSport wrote:
That's the GREAT thing about winter camping, you've got the entire park to yourself! It's just wonderful!
โNov-11-2017 03:59 AM
Ralph Cramden wrote:FLY 4 FUN wrote:
Thats extending the season nicely, how about some pics of the exterior showing the rig and park your in.
Daryll
Sure......
Not very crowded.
โNov-10-2017 01:01 PM
Ralph Cramden wrote:temccarthy1 wrote:
Do you have water pipes in that camper? Where is your fresh tank? Are you dry camping? At 26 degrees you will need to take precautions if you have pipes below unless you have a closed bottom and run your furnace to heat the tanks. The electric heaters won't protect below.
Pumped it full of pink the other day and dumped about 3 gallons down the black tank just to use in the middle of the night if needed. Basically dry camping. My underbelly is not enclosed but other than the suction lines from my fresh tanks, and low point drains, all water lines are in heated areas. I still did not want to chance it so I drained my fresh out.
This park has an awesome heated shower house that's fairly new, and out of 35 sites only myself and one other camper.....sort of peaceful and nice. Have about a face cord of wood too.
โNov-10-2017 12:48 PM
Ralph Cramden wrote:FLY 4 FUN wrote:
Thats extending the season nicely, how about some pics of the exterior showing the rig and park your in.
Daryll
Sure......
โNov-10-2017 09:32 AM
FLY 4 FUN wrote:
Thats extending the season nicely, how about some pics of the exterior showing the rig and park your in.
Daryll
โNov-10-2017 08:40 AM
โNov-10-2017 06:47 AM
temccarthy1 wrote:
Do you have water pipes in that camper? Where is your fresh tank? Are you dry camping? At 26 degrees you will need to take precautions if you have pipes below unless you have a closed bottom and run your furnace to heat the tanks. The electric heaters won't protect below.
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โNov-10-2017 06:34 AM
tomman58 wrote:
is that a pop up Ralph? Been there done that in the winter. The ends where you sleep brings back memorys of thinking I was in a freezer, LOL One time we had a full foot of snow on the top... ah those were the days.
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