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Re: Maryland to Canada Niagara Falls Jellystone
MDKMDK wrote: I'd probably recommend coming thru Buffalo/Fort Erie, as opposed to Queenston/Lewiston (worst US/Canada border crossing) or the Falls bridge. If you come through Buffalo, when you get past CBSA, don't immediately try to travel north on the Niagara Blvd Parkway which is a nice drive, as there's an old railway bridge that's somewhere near a 10' vertical clearance. It's almost directly north of the Peace Bridge on Niagara Blvd. Avoid. If you're heading to the Jellystone park near the Falls, stay on the QEW north towards St. Catharines/Hamilton/Toronto, and you can't miss it. Thank you for the info. Very much appreciated.496Views0likes0CommentsMaryland to Canada Niagara Falls Jellystone
Hi. We are planning a trip to Canada and will be staying at the Jellystone near Niagara Falls. I am towing a 43 foot fiver and wanted to know if anyone can recommend the best route up from Southern Maryland. I have looked on google maps etc, but wanted to check to make sure there isn't any crazy roads we might encounter or ones to avoid. Thank you. R, Ynotturbo2.1KViews0likes11CommentsRe: Truck stop fueling
I recommend the extra fuel tank if you have the $$. Like azdryheat, I also added a 50 gallon aux tank to my truck. I can tow my fiver up to 650-700 miles on a full fuel load. I know traveling 5-6 hours to one campground and back is not a problem. Makes it nice not having to pull in to fuel up. Happy travels.393Views0likes0CommentsRe: New Airstream Globetrotter
I bought a 43' Mobile Suite with a king size bed, bunk beds for my daughter, and I can crawl around the storage compartment in the basement. Did I mention I have a recliner and a love seat. Air ride suspension too. I do like the look of the Airstream, just not a fan of the lack of so many other things. If they made a fifth wheel, it might do well if they keep the price under $1.2 Million.273Views0likes0CommentsRe: Sewer smell in bathroom
If you have the toilet fresh water flush,,, run a hose to it and turn it on for about 20 minutes with the black tank valve open so the water and debris can run into the sewer hose. That will take care of the smell. Do not forget to put tank treatment in the toilet and add a few gallons of water after each dump.163Views0likes0Comments
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