the majority of PP's taps don't have a hose fitting to attach a hose to unless you make some kind of adapter to slip over the tap, I would still get a site close to a tap if I could though just for conveinience.
as for the dump stations,,,, all the parks I have been to (over half of them) have a fresh "potable" water filling tap at the exit part of the dump station area usually about 50 feet away from the dumping point and they usually have a hose attached.
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headin down the road with a 25 foot starcraft, canoe, camera & fishing rod,'86 gmc 1 ton crew cab 454 "Sheila" a few pics from 2004
In contrast, most state parks I've been too have a spigot wich is able to accept a acrew on hose bib.
Its about time someone came up with that,,,lol,,, I made one a about 6 years ago from a dishwasher hose adapter part I found in a small hardwarestore outside tobermory, we were at cypris lake for a week in our old TT and were only 50 feet from a tap, and being cypris lake does not have showers we would go through a tank of water every day and a half (small tank and 4 people showering), however it only lasted about a year befor it burst when trying to push water through 100' of hose up hill, might order that one and see if it makes life a little easier.
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