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RE: Redwood National Park question
We stayed at the Crescent City KOA two years ago. The campground was about 15 minutes from Redwoods National Park. It wasn't anything special, but it was certainly fine for a exploration base. Nice enough laundry room and the staff was polite.
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cruising spud
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07/04/19 08:04am |
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RE: Anyone interested in 83 Pace Arrow Tear down and Rebuild?
A Happy Fourth of July to all.
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cruising spud
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07/04/19 07:49am |
Class A Motorhomes
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RE: Smuggler's Den - Acadia
Thanks for the info. Smuggler's Den is on my short list of potential campgrounds for the Bar Harbor area.
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cruising spud
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06/18/19 06:23am |
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RE: Interstate 95
Crowe,
Not sure about the time yet.Thinking of leaving on a Monday. Thanks for your response.
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cruising spud
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06/12/19 03:45pm |
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RE: Interstate 95
Also, my husband and I are retired, so we have the time to take a more scenic route even if it means adding a few hours onto our trip. Thank you again.
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cruising spud
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06/12/19 02:06pm |
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RE: Interstate 95
Please, I need more help. My sister lives in Connecticut, so I understand the issues of driving through New England and avoiding roads like the Sawmill Parkway. I have just spent time looking and relooking at a map/Mapquest. If I take I-84 to 495 to 95 to Bar Harbor, will I run into any issues with bridges or tunnels with height issues, or places I can't bring propane? Would this route be completely, crazily busy?
Thank you.
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cruising spud
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06/12/19 02:02pm |
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RE: Anyone interested in 83 Pace Arrow Tear down and Rebuild?
fulltimin,
I don't post often, but I do sneak a peak at your progress every day. May I just say-I am always impressed with your "sticktoitiveness." Thank you for sharing your progress with us.
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cruising spud
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06/12/19 07:03am |
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RE: Bar Harbor Campground
Thank you once again for all of the helpful information on the campgrounds and the shuttles. And, the lobster dinners.
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cruising spud
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06/11/19 02:56pm |
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RE: Bar Harbor Campground
Chris3403,
Does the campground deliver the lobster dinner or do you order from an outside source?
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cruising spud
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06/11/19 04:14am |
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RE: Bar Harbor Campground
CloudDriver,
I have read that Bar Harbor has a shuttle. Did you take the shuttle, while you were in the area?
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cruising spud
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06/10/19 04:08pm |
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RE: Interstate 95
Wow, so glad I asked. I am going to get a map out and look at the route. Thanks so much.
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cruising spud
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06/10/19 01:07pm |
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RE: Bar Harbor Campground
Thanks to everyone with the responses. So, we need to get there early in the morning. Guess I'll give them a call to see if one day of the week is slower than another. I do have a few other campgrounds that I might try to call, too. Thanks to all.
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cruising spud
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06/10/19 12:50pm |
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RE: Interstate 95
Thanks for the information. We traveled up to Maine several years ago and tried roads other than 95. The roads were congested and filled with potholes. So, this time around I was considering 95.
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cruising spud
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06/10/19 06:15am |
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Interstate 95
We are planning to go to Bar Harbor in a few weeks. I would like to travel on Interstate 95 through New England. But, I wondered a few things:
#1-how crowded does Interstate 95 get while traveling through New England?
#2-Any roads/bridges we couldn't travel due to RV size/height or places on the route that you can't bring propane?
Thanks so much.
Kathy
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cruising spud
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06/10/19 01:49am |
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Bar Harbor Campground
There is a campground in Bar Harbor called Bar Harbor Campground. If anyone is knowledge about this campground could they help me out? This campground does not accept reservations. My husband and I are considering making a last minute trip to Bar Harbor, and I was thinking I might be hard pressed to find a campground at the last minute. So, this campground would seem to be ideal. If anyone has been here, could you fill me in on how are chances would be to get a site? We are flexible on dates, so is arriving on one day of the week better than another day in order to get a site?
Thank you for the help.
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cruising spud
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06/10/19 01:44am |
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RE: Anyone interested in 83 Pace Arrow Tear down and Rebuild?
Wishing everyone a Happy Holiday.
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cruising spud
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12/25/18 07:16am |
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RE: Lazy Daze motor homes?
We started rv'ing with a 23 foot Lazy Daze. Had it for about three years and then in 2007 (I think) bought a used 27 foot Lazy Daze, which we still have. It is a 2002. When we bought this rv, we traveled with my husband, myself, our youngest daughter, and a dog (greyhound), and we didn't miss having a slide at all. We have also camped (granted for just the week-end) with four grownups and two children. AND, we do not have a cab bunk (we have an entertainment system).
Nowadays, it is usually just my husband and myself, which gives us plenty of room. We recently returned from a five week trip and didn't feel at all crowded.
Quality of both Lazy Dazes was excellent.
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cruising spud
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09/29/18 05:44am |
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RE: 83 Pace Arrow
I read fulltimin's posts every, single day. I NEED to see the outcome. We can't stop now.
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cruising spud
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09/23/18 06:25pm |
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RE: First time to S.Dakota
Dave and Deb,
We've been to South Dakota twice and have visited the same sites that you have mentioned.
About DeSmet-if you go into the town you can either pay for a tour or meander through the surveyor's house where the Ingalls spent a winter, the Brewster schoolhouse, where Laura taught her first year as a teacher, which was moved to DeSmet, and a small gift shop. About ten minutes outside of town is the Ingalls family homestead. You have to pay $15 to enter the homestead area. You can also stay there in your rv for the night, no hook-ups, for $30 (I think). It did not take us tons on time to see what we wanted to, so we drove back to Route 90. We did not have to double back for this.
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cruising spud
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09/12/18 11:13am |
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RE: Fort Wilderness Questions
Dave,
Fort Wilderness has both external and internal busses. All of the campground loops have a bus stop. You walk to the bus stop, which is a very short walk, get on an internal bus, and then go to either end of the campgroud, where you can then either take the bus (at one end of the campground) directly to the Disney Parks, or (at the other end of the campground) take the boat directly to the Magic Kingdom.
I would suggest you google up a map of Fort Wilderness to check out the campground loops. Some are close to the pool and its store, some are close to the marina and its store, some are close to the main bus area. You would have to decide which area you want to be closest to. Fort Wilderness is big.
Disney busses do allow mobility scooters. People with scooters and their families are the first to board. Bus drivers lower a ramp to get you on the bus.
I would suggest you go to www.disboards.com and look under Camping. There are very knowledgeable people who can help with the other questions you have.
Hope this helps.
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cruising spud
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09/08/18 11:08am |
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