Recent content by JudyJB

Sorry, but I never used the showers or even the rest rooms at Gilbert Ray, but others can help you.

When I was at Picachio Peak, the showers were shut off. Toilets and wash basins worked. I think they were trying to save water, but it sounds like others have stayed there since then and were able to shower. You might want to call campground for recent information. There was no water...

We certainly have proven that you are never too old. Is this the forum where a few years ago, some guy wrote in saying his 72 year old mother wanted to buy a motorhome and travel by herself? He wanted to know if he should let her! I had to delete my first posting to respond to that!!! I also...

No showers available when I was there. Having showers does really help water problem.

Oh, and I love Piccachio Peak, but last spring (2023) their water was salty, so they required you to bring your own. Just checked and warning was still on site, so OK for a few days if you come in with a full tank, but otherwise, not. I was told then that their well had gone bad, and they had...

I stayed in A 70 last year with my 32' motorhome, no toad. In 2021, I stayed in A43. However, sites are tight. I dug out my old map where I had circled a couple of sites in C, but I read somewhere that C was closed for 2024, so you need to check that. I did find this site that lists sizes...

Right after I posted this question, I saw my neighbors ride their bikes in. One was a regular bike and the other was an electric trike. It has 20" tires and weighs 62 pounds without the battery, but I did not like the motorcycle-type twist throttle because I have slid my hand forward on my...

My fins are similar to the picture posted, but I have a white plastic tube that I am supposed to move up and down to control the temperature. Frankly, it does not seem like a very good system, but it does seem to work. Is it possible that moving the thermistor thing up or down on a fin would...

I don't plan to ever live in Florida, and I don't think an electric bike here needs a license anyway, even if it does have three wheels, because it is certainly not road-worthy. (I am just staying here for the winter and will be headed north in a couple of weeks.)

I'd also recommend the Furrion because it is a rear view camera as well as a backup camera, but mine was almost $600, not counting installation.

Congratulations!!! My main fuse box is easily visible because it is on the side of my rear bed, but Fleetwood put in a separate fuse box for the slides and hid them under my bed in a wooden boxed-in area that also contains my rear furnace and converter!! You have to lift the bed and then...

I have come to a big decision. Over the past two years, I have become more and more worried about falling when I ride my electric bike. I have been a lifelong bike rider and really enjoy the experience, but I am going to be 81 in June, and my balance is a lot worse than in the past. Plus, I...

You could also check for local museums. Sometimes state or even county museums are interesting.

I like the Dayton, OH, idea. The Air Force museum there is terrific, and I remember taking my kids there when they were about the same age. Also, doesn't Dayton have a Wright Brother museum? That is where their bicycle shop originally was, I think. Vicksburg is a little farther, but there...

I am not sure why "breaking camp" is so difficult. All I do is put slides in, throw counter stuff in sink, unplug electric hose, and water and sewer if I have it. I leave water hose, chairs, picnic table cover, even capped sewer hose on my site. I have never had anyone take anything, other...