My wife and I are looking for ways to move up from our current popup camper to something more comfortable and all weather. Thing is, we are a family of 5 although the oldest is soon to leave for college so we really need to accommodate 4 for the nex...
Hi all.My wife and I are looking at relocating back to Oregon from Texas. I grew up in Oregon in the 70s and did a lot of camping at state parks along the coast and in other parts of the state in my younger years. But always car camping or backpack...
OK I was stupid and forgot to put on the flow restrictor for the water supply at the last campground and as a result, developed a leaky toilet fixture. I"m pretty much positive that the supply hose connection is what is leaking. The female supply ...
What are the thoughts on the effect of wheel size on towing, payload capacity, and gas mileage? Take the Ford F250 and F350 for example.The XL and XLT models come with 17" wheels standardThe Lariat and King Ranch come with 18" wheels standardThe Pla...
My wife and I had been contemplating buying a 30' Airstream Bunkhouse trailer to replace our current pop-up camper but after looking at them in person she thinks we need something a bit larger for our family of 5. So we are thinking of 5th wheels in...
Well, since yesterday the water level in Lake Waco has risen another 6 ft and now all the campgrounds, day use areas, and boat ramps around Lake Waco are closed. We are now 16' above normal water level which is a LOT around here because it is pretty...
cpaulsen wrote:I also host at Oregon State Parks and have found almost all have a few spots that will take over 35 foot rigs. You may have to park the tow vehicle in extra vehicle parking but they are usually very close to the sites.What size would y...
The water level is currently 10' over the normal level and will probably continue to rise as they are holding back water to prevent more flooding downstream. Consequently most of the parks and campgrounds around Lake Waco are closed except for Midwa...
twodownzero wrote:texasdiver wrote:twodownzero wrote:You should not consider any non-dually truck, and should even consider an F450 or 550.The HUGE difference betweeen an F250 and 350 is payload...and you need to maximize that to be able to tow ANYTH...
twodownzero wrote:You should not consider any non-dually truck, and should even consider an F450 or 550.The HUGE difference betweeen an F250 and 350 is payload...and you need to maximize that to be able to tow ANYTHING with a camper on.Geez....I'm ta...
