[Peter]

Outdoor Resorts – Multiple locations

Elkhorn Ridge – Spearfish, SD

Riverbend – LaBelle, FL

Two Rivers Landing – Sevierville, TN

[AL]

Buck Horn Lake, Kerrville, TX.

Le Hacienda RV, Austin, TX.

Grizzly RV Park, West Yellowstone, MT.

Tiger Run RV, Breckenridge, CO.

Hearthside Grove RV, Petosky, MI. or Signatures RV west of town.

Outdoor Resorts Pacific Shores, Newport, OR. Any Outdoor Resorts (FL, CA, OR, AR, TN, SC etc.)

[Greg]

Wal-mart

Kmart

Cracker Barrel

Welcome centers

Someone else’s driveway if they have 50 amp hookups.

[Archived]

Hey Jon , sounds like you are getting to be a bit of a tight wad there buddy!

[Liam]

Outdoor resorts….any

Bluewater …15 miles from Key West

Tiger Run…Colorado

Herathsde Grove RV Resort…Michigan

Elkhorn Ridge…Spearfish SD

Heritage..AL

Bella Terra…AL

Camping on the Gulf…Destin FL

Duluth Minnnesota…. July we stay in Knife River travel all over the North Shore area plus Superior WS.

Naples FL…several parks there

AL

[Archived]

Jon likes the WalMarts cause he doubles as one of there greeters from 12:00PM TO 7:00AM and gets a discount on fuel. .Rrumor has it he tried to work a deal with KMART but they were really harsh, told him he was too young!

[Rodger]

Hey Al: If you come up this way this summer, let me know. I am only a few miles from Knife River.

[Archived]

Actually I would rather eat bees than stay overnight in a Walmart.

We prefer Saks. It’s an image thing.

But we do have some favorites. Generally speaking they are the RV parks that are relatively close to where we want to visit, which could be a favorite city or area that we enjoy spending time in. It has to have 50 amp, and has to be decent enough so we can navigate the streets and back or drive into the site without a lot of grief.

Generally if it has a lot of 26 foot white trailers with permanent additions we try to avoid it because a Prevost mixed in with “RVs” like that creates a lot of attention. We’ve stayed in enough of them over the years because we had to and occasionally end up in one if it is convenient for an overnite during a trip.

RV parks like Twin Rivers are what we like to stay in. We are not in an RV park because of the park, but because it is near where we want to be. I cannot ever remember staying in one because the RV park was the destination.

[AL]

Ha ha. When we stay in a Podunk RV park with lots of white box RVs we say we “over coach” that park. We liked the Fred Henne Provincial Park campground outside Yellowknife NWT. The KOA in west Glacier Mt is bus friendly and close to the park.

Grizzly RV Park in West Yellowstone is paved and spacious. There is also a new rv park in Driggs Idaho that looks nice on the west side of the tetons

[Fred]

[Archived]

Is that Al or Maddie?

[Archived]

thanks guys

Anyone here put their b us on a ferry to/from Alaska?

Bill

[Dave]

I put my coach on the Alaska Ferry in Haines, AK and rode all the way to Bellingham, WA. The trip went well. It’s a shame you can’t sleep in your coach. We really wanted to take the ferry from just outside Anchorage. Unfortunately for us, this route is so busy you have to book a season in advance.

[Archived]

We spend our summers in California near the coast. Weather is perfect typically in the 70’s with no rain or bugs.

We like:

Chula Vista RV Resort, Chula Vista, CA (San Diego area)

Ocean Mesa RV Resort, Santa Barbara, CA

Carmel by the River RV Park, Carmel Valley, CA

Marin RV Park, Greenbrae, CA (San Francisco area)

Crown Villa RV Park, Bend, OR

Dave

[Paul]

Motorcoach country club in Indio,Ca. I know you will love it there except July-Sept. lol