RV Travelers
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Monday March 25 Through Sunday March 31, 2019 On the drive into San Antonio, our first order of business was to check the dogs into Rob Carey Pet Resort. The dogs would be in the kennel Monday through Wednesday during the time work on the truck camper would be done at Princess Craft in Round … Continue reading San Antonio
In Texas, near oil production facilities, the water tastes off. We bought a Brita Water Pitcher (Brita Small 5 Cup Metro Water Pitcher with Filter - BPA Free - Turquoise) to remove or at least reduce crude oil taste from our drinking water. This approach generally works well and seems to be more environmentally friendly … Continue reading Muddy Waters
We've stayed in Stephen F Austin State Park ten different times for a total of 16 nights. On one of our visits during the summer of 2012, the owner of a large fancy class A diesel pusher complained to us that her power pedestal melted down and the park wasn't able to move her to … Continue reading Summer Park Brownout
In Texas, a number of State Parks only have water and electric sites. On weekends, during busy times of the year, there is often a steady stream of RVers making their daily dump station pilgrimage. On Sundays (or Mondays on three-day weekends), it isn't uncommon to wait in line to dump tanks while other RVers … Continue reading Water and Electric Sites Don’t Have Sewer