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Stayed there in march. I think we paid $35-40 a night. Anyway it was the cheapest campsite i ever paid for. It was clean but plain. Served its purpose for an overnight stay. It is gated and the gate closes after a certain time of night. They give you a key card to access it if you leave/arrive during those hours. There was also a man driving around the campground patrolling it overnight. He seemed well "capable" of taking care of any situation if it arose. We will probably overnight there again next year. Sent from my iPhone

Sounds like you need some TCD pointers for letter writing! He seems to get results :)

What do they do with the campers that bring pets? Do they allow the guests to take their pets to the hotel rooms too?

That's scary. Now that I'm in the IT field for the last several years, the same can be said of programmers. They're just like car engineers. :)

The origin of my disdain is from my days of being a mechanic at an independent repair shop where we worked on all kinds. I hate all car engineers because of it and really hate the Ford and Volvo ones. I have probably spilled about 7 units of blood onto those two makes and would love to make an engineer/designer work on the junk they design. To be fair, a lot of the problems on the cars were from inferior parts supplied by shady suppliers and then slapped on the vehicle at the factory. I also truly believe that geography and climate have a lot to do with vehicle durability and dependability

Had to up arrow that. That's why my 47 Ford has a Chevy Motor in it now :) Someone had to make it reliable....... I kid..... kinda.....

For a minute there I thought that code was from "Straight outta Compton"

Yeah, but I wouldn't attempt it with the Towmax tires. There's a reason they have the nickname "Blowmax".

Check your tires to see if they have the ST designation. The text below is from tirerack.com http://www.tirerack.com/tires/tiretech/techpage.jsp?techid=219 Special Trailer (ST) Tire Speed RatingsIndustry standards dictate tires with the ST designation are speed rated to 65 MPH (104 km/h) under normal inflation and load conditions. However Goodyear Marathon and Power King Towmax STR tires featuring the ST size designation may be used at speeds between 66 and 75 mph (106 and 121 km/h) by increasing their cold inflation pressure by 10 psi (69 kPa) above the recommended pressure for the rated ma

Gotcha.... Signed another Bob

Please enlighten us newbies on who this Bob is and why it's his dock? Sent from my iPhone

The only relevant advice I can give you about a Pop Up is to run as far and as fast as you can from Camping World. Was foolish to go back a 2nd time.

Places cook it all year round! Gretchen, Check out this website for a synopsis. http://www.stuffed-ham.com/ ​

I personally would stay away from anything lifted/leveled.

Speaking of ham.....Stuffed Ham from St. Mary's County, Maryland. That is all.

I found out the hard way that something like that isn't covered by the Good Sam ESP

I need that car trailer!!!!! I would be able to take both cars to the Ocean City Car Shows. That has to be 13' tall. Nice sunset pic by the way.

I've had to use 4x4 all the time on my previous trucks. Especially in the rain while pulling out from a stop sign on an incline. This 2500 with the locking differential I don't need to anymore. Also, I believe the added over-all weight of the truck has helped. I've had this 2500 now for 54 weeks. I've had to used the 4x4 function 4 times. Once was in South Carolina back in March as I was pulling into a pitch black campground after 10 pm and I cut the corner too short as I was pulling into our pull through site. I sunk the road side tires of the 5er hub deep in mud. I probably could've

We need pics!

Robin Hood is my favorite. Prince John sucking his thumb and trying to beat Sir Hiss with the 2x4 was the funniest scene to me. Any time he would suck his thumb and hold his ear always had me cracking up.

It's partially reopened. They constructed a crossover so both lanes can use the westbound bridge. The speed limit has been reduced in that section http://www.azcentral.com/story/news/local/arizona/2015/07/24/i-10-bridge-roadway-open-traffic/30628395/

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