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If you have an older RV with the original stereo and speakers in it, or if your RV came with a cheap sound system that sounds like it was made in the 1980’s, maybe its time to make an upgrade, stop struggling to find stations while driving or parked at your favorite campground. Technology is a lot more advanced with CD’s, MP3’s and smart phones, so you never have to worry about stations with static again. Check out our recommendations below for upgrading your RV’s audio.
PACKAGE KIT INCLUDES: 1 Kenwood KMRM315BT Bluetooth Bluetooth SiriusXM Radio Ready USB AUX
Located near the beautiful Altamaha River in southeast Georgia, the country setting provides for a quiet relaxing stay. Wildlife roam leisurely in the surrounding area and occasionally through the campground.
Sites: 30 sites. Full hookups. 20/30/50 AMP service. Can accommodate any size RV
Amenities: Dump station, restrooms, showers, laundry, pavilion, picnic tables, and fire rings.
Recreation: Walking, biking, nature trails, fishing, horseshoes, and more.
Directions: Take the Jesup exit off of I95 and travel 30 mi to Gardi. Proceed .25 mi past Gardi. Make a right at the Mossy Oaks RV sign on Cemetery Road.
Rate: $30-$40
Contact Information:
1162 Whaley Rd.
Jesup, GA 31546
912.427.4452
sarahfrances@usa.com
www.mossyoaksrvpark.com
The Wilkes County Country Club and RV Park is a lovely country club, golf course, and RV park in historic Washington, Georgia.
Sites: Full hookups. 30/50 AMP. Pull through sites. Back in sites. Room for slide outs. Big rig friendly. Gravel pads. Patios & picnic tables at site. Can accommodate RVs up to 70’
Amenities: Dump station, ice, restrooms, showers, laundry, fire pits, pets welcome (breed restrictions may apply)
Recreation: Golf, fishing, kayaking, canoeing, season swimming pool, birding, biking, and more!
Nearby Attractions:
• Historic Downtown Area
• Peaceful Lakefront RV Sites
• Donald Ross Golf Course
• Callaway Plantation
Rate: $40
Contact Information:
300 Country Club Dr. Washington, GA
(706) 401.9636
wwccrvpark.com
To help those who travel up and down the East coast, Drive I-95 is a new style of guidebook. It combines colorful easy-to-follow pictorial maps and fun stories, eliminating the trepidation of a road trip down America s busiest highway. Travelers can look ahead exit-by-exit to see which motels and gas stations are coming up, where the radars trap are or where to stop for a good homemade meal.
Jenny Ridge is a year-round RV park located in south-east Georgia.
We are located 40 miles north of Jacksonville, FL, 50 miles to the Golden Isles of Jekyll Island, St. Simon's Island & Sea Island, and 35 miles south of Waycross, GA.
Sites: Full hookups. 20/30/50 AMP. Pull through sites. Back in sites. Fire rings. Picnic tables. Can accommodate various size RVs
Amenities: Wi-Fi, restrooms, showers, laundry, handicap accessible, dump station, LP
Recreation: Walking, biking, basketball, fishing, dog park, clubhouse, nature viewing, and horseshoes
Contact Information:
2790 2nd St. South
Folkston, GA 31537
(912) 496.1172
jennyridgervpark.com
Nearby Attractions:
• St. Simon’s Island
• Golden Isles of Jekyll Island
Directions: Located 1 mile south of Folkston, GA on US Hwy 1 & 301 (also known as Second Street). On the east side of the Hwy 1.
Rate: $39
Situated on 20 acres of pine forest, Lake Pines RV Park & Campground welcomes visitors with a family-centered retreat away from the busy world.
Sites: Full hookups. Partial sites. 30/50 AMP. Pull through sites. Back in sites. Tent sites. Picnic tables. Can accommodate various size RVs
Amenities: Restrooms, showers, laundry, dump station, RV storage, and LP
Recreation: Walking, biking, and more.
Nearby Attractions:
• USA Freestyle Kayak National Championship
• Whitewater Rafting
• Callaway Gardens
• Pine Mountain
• Chattahoochee Riverwalk
• National Infantry Museum
• Blue Heron Ziplining
Directions: Located on the corner of US-80 and Garrett Rd, 9.5 miles east of I-185.
Rate: $44
Contact Information:
6404 Garrett Rd.
Midland, GA 31820
(706) 561.9675
lakepines.net
Perfect for Snowbirds!! The campground is conveniently located at Exit 7 on I-95 between the city of Woodbine and Kingsland Georgia.
Sites: 40 sites. Full hookups. Pull thru sites. 30/50 AMP service.
Can accommodate any size RV
Amenities: Wi-Fi, restrooms, showers, dump station, laundry, clubhouse, picnic area, pavilion, access to Crooked River, propane, gazebo
Recreation: Swimming pool, nature trails, and local activities.
Nearby Attractions:
• Fernandina Beach
• Cumberland Island Ferry
• Woodbine Opry
• Amelia Island
• Jacksonville Zoo
• Okefenokee Nat’l Park
Directions: Take exit 7 off of I95 and travel west .3 miles and make a left on Old Still Road. Proceed south .4 miles to Walkabout Camp & RV Park.
Rate: $39-$42
Contact Information:
742 Old Still Road
Woodbine, GA 31569
912-729-4110
info@walkaboutcamp.com
www.walkaboutcamp.com
There are many reasons to stay at Montana’s finest RV Resort.Experience the very best in luxury RV Resort living in the heart of Montana’s Flathead Lake region. This beautiful RV Resort enjoys majestic views of Flathead Lake and The Mission Mountains and is a short drive to Glacier Park. Motorhome owners may rent an RV site for a single night, a month, or stay forever!
Horseback riding, golf, Wild Horse Island, National Bison Range, Glacier National Park, Miracle of America Museum, and a whole lot more.
200 Irvine Flats Road
Polson, MT 59860
406-883-2333
info@polsonrvresort.com
www.polsonrvresort.com
Nestled in the fabulous wine country of Paso Robles, CA, the Vines RV Resort offers fantastic luxury accommodations and amenities that are sure to impress. There are also a great selection of local attractions like local wineries, San Luis Obispo, Pismo Beach, Hearst Castle and much, much more! Come and experience life to the fullest at Vines RV Resort.
Pismo Beach, Hearst Castle, local wineries, golf, shopping
88 Wellsona
Paso Robles, CA 93446
805-467-2100
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Just off Interstate 5 in the Redding area, Durango RV Resort sits on the bank of the Sacramento River in Red Bluff, California. As a destination for RV camping, Durango is conveniently located less than an hour from several of Tehama and Shasta Counties’ famous parks, including Mount Lassen National Park, Shasta-Trinity National Forest, and Whiskeytown National Recreation Area.
Sacramento River, Whiskeytown Recreation Area, Shasta National Forest, Lassen National Park, casinos, on site spa/massage
100 Lake Avenue
Red Bluff, CA 96080
www.durangorvresorts.com
This premier motor-coach resort is beyond your typical RV resort. It is a Luxury RV resort fit for a king. It is the crown jewel of luxury, amenities and attractions – a place you can own and call home. You’ve traveled far and wide, but there is only one Las Vegas – and only one LVM Resort. The true Premier Motor-coach Resort. Salute, Cheers, Bravo – you have arrived!
Las Vegas Strip, Hoover Dam, casinos, golf, shopping
8175 Arville St
Las Vegas, NV 89139
866-897-9300
www.lvmresort.com
Located just minutes from the sugar white sands of the beautiful Alabama Gulf Coast, Bella Terra of Gulf Shores is an upscale RV resort community designed with the discriminating RVer in mind. Bella Terra’s owners and guests enjoy our 6000 sq ft clubhouse, infinity pool, exercise facilities as well as gorgeously designed over sized lots with views of our stocked lake and lush foliage.
Waterville USA, Dauphin Island Bird Sanctuary, Alligator Alley, Bon Secour National Wildlife Refuge, National Aviation Museum, Dolphin Boating and Sailing Cruises, much more!
101 Viabella Terra
Foley, Alabama 36535
866-417-2416
www.bellaterrarvresort.com
Most of the 164 sites are professionally landscaped and have a view of the lake or waterfalls, or you can opt for a pull in or back in water front site where the lake view can be seen from your window. After you are finished setting up, take a walk or drive around to view our boat docks and ramp, our 9 hole golf course, 2 swimming pools/hot tubs and our crown jewel- the clubhouse on top of the hill overlooking the lake. You have the option of renting daily, weekly or monthly, but once you have stayed here your thoughts will turn to ownership.
Ozark Valley, Branson
1229 CR 663
Oak Grove, AR 72660
870-749-2700
www.ozarksrvresortontablerocklake.com
Motorcoach Country Club invites you to luxuriate in the ultimate motor coach oasis located in the world-famous Palm Springs, CA, area. With its breathtaking Club House and spa, guests can live in 5-star splendor, playing tennis and golf, relaxing poolside, or cruising along our two-plus miles of gorgeous waterways.
Old Town La Quinta, The Gardens on El Paseo, The Open Air Street Fair at COD, Village Fest – Palm Springs. The Living Desert, Palm Springs Aerial Tramway, Palm Springs Air Museum, Palm Springs Art Museum, El Paseo Art Walk, much more!
80-501 Avenue 48
Indio, CA 92201
888-277-0789
www.motorcoachcountryclub.com
Mountain Views RV Resort and RV Park is nestled among the San Juan Mountains of Southern Colorado along the banks of the mighty Rio Grande River near the town of Creede. At Mountain Views, we pride ourselves on creating unique experiences for our guests. Our outdoor RV Resort and RV Park offer luxury amenities and unparalleled outdoor opportunities in the Rocky Mountains.
Creede Repertory Theater, Natural Hot Springs, railroads, fishing and rafting, waterfalls, horseback riding, much more!
539 Airport Road
Creede, CO 81130
719-658-2710
www.mountainviewsrv.com
Located in the phenomenal vacation destination of Old Mystic, CT, Seaport offers an East Coast retreat that you won’t soon forget. It’s no wonder families bring their RVs and tents to Seaport – this resort is a camper’s paradise with large sites, fantastic amenities and a great variety of local attractions.
Mystic, Connecticut Shoreline
45 Camp Ground Rd.
Mystic, CT 06372
888-886-2477
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Situated on Florida’s gorgeous Emerald Coast, Destin West RV Resort is a new family- and pet-friendly waterfront RV resort featuring luxury amenities, lush tropical landscaping and lovely views of the Choctawhatchee Bay.
Florida’s Gulfarium, The Boardwalk, Okaloosa Island Fishing Pier, Heritage Park, Emerald Coast Science Center, much more!
1310 Miracle Strip Parkway SE
Fort Walton Beach, Florida 32548
800-947-0701
www.destinwestrvresort.com
From a full service on-site spa to an exclusive social club, Class A guests and owners enjoy easy access to a wide range of luxurious amenities.
Museum of the Everglades, Marco Island, Sea Manatees, Captain Mitch’s Airboat Tours, Big Cypress National Preserve
803 Collier Ave.
Everglades City, FL 34139
239-494-3966
www.evergladesisle.com
Bulldog Park is the only upscale RV facility designed and built for the University of Georgia sports fans. Each space is individually owned and is available for the owner’s use throughout the year. David Pollack Facility offers many amenities that are not currently available to the RV owner in Athens. Ownership provides an investment opportunity. Arrival times and departure are at the discretion of each owner.
1 Hancock Industrial Way
Athens, GA 30605
706-473-0990
www.bulldogpark.com
Set in the lush countryside of Northwest Michigan, you’ll find a retreat that’s as rich in craftsmanship and luxury as it is in natural beauty.
2400 US 31 North
Petoskey, Michigan 49770
888-476-8388
www.hearthsidegrove.com
With prestigious art galleries downtown Petoskey features ever-changing exhibitions and a variety of eye-catching performances year-round.History buffs can spend time at the Little Traverse History Museum for exhibits on Ernest Hemingway and a rich lesson on the local community.
Generally, folks traveling by RV travel short distances each day (150-350 miles), make frequent stops to stretch and sight see. Stopping along pullouts, rest areas, and places of interest help to make the most of your trips. Since driver fatigue is the number one cause of RV related accidents, you may want to remember the following guidelines the next time you head out on the open road.
If you are traveling with your spouse or travel partner, make sure you switch off often to ensure you’re only behind the wheel when well rested. If you don’t like driving at night, arrange your schedule so you only travel during the day time.
While eating does help you stay awake, it can add extra calories to your diet since your sitting the majority of the time. Chewing gum accomplishes the same thing but without the weight gain.
Some medications cause mild to severe drowsiness and often will make you extremely tired. Also, avoid mixing medications which can also have adverse affects, and impair your driving ability.
Yawning and heavy eye-lids are two of the most common signs of drowsiness. If you experience these, stop your vehicle as soon as you can and switch drivers. If you’re traveling along an interstate, pull off at the next exit, or better yet a truck stop or rest area. Walk for a bit or take a cat nap. Making frequent stops will help with drowsiness.
Since tires are one of the most important parts on your RV and your tow vehicle, learning about the proper care for them can mean the difference between a memorable vacation or one filled with anxiety. While more RV tires have a life span of 4-5 years, always be sure to check the sidewalls for any signs of cracking.
If you particular unit has dual tires, its best to consider spending money on a high quality set of valve extenders. Once installed (which you can do yourself) it will make it a lot easier to reach the tire valves on the inside tires on a dual system. One end fits onto the valve, and then the hose gets clamped onto the hub of the wheel giving you easier access when reading and increasing tire pressure. Also, since checking your tires at a gas station can be a bit awkward, you may consider carrying an on board air compressor.
One of the commonly overlooked safety items on an RV is the brake system. Most people don’t realize how important their brakes are until they don’t work!
All brake systems should be routinely checked and tested. This is especially true after driving through water. While driving in wet conditions, apply pressure to the brakes (brake, release, brake, release…) until you have safely stopped your vehicle. If you have an automatic transmission, you can avoid going into a skid if you shift to neutral. Once the wheels grip the road you can then shift to drive and begin to maintain a safe speed.
Don’t brake and turn at the same time: While turning, momentarily take your foot off of the brake.
Most vehicles are now equipped with an anti-lock braking system which automatically goes through a repeated brake-release actions as soon as the brake is depressed which eliminates the need for pumping the brake.
1. Threshold Braking: this is when you press as hard as you can on the brakes without locking them up or skidding the tires. Release brake pressure if the wheels lock and then re-apply without pumping the brakes. Keep the heel of your foot on the floor and use your toes to apply a firm, yet steady pressure on the pedal just shy of locking up.
2. Steer Around An Object: Use the threshold braking method above, and then steer to the left or right. If you are attempting to enter another lane, make sure there is a clear path before proceeding. While this may sound like common sense, many new RV owners forget they are in an RV and not a car!
3. Four Wheel Lock Braking: You’ll use this method mainly when you need to stop quickly. Press the brake as hard as you can and hold it down until you lock the brakes. While this is the fastest way to stop, with locked brakes the vehicle will continue in a forward direction and you will have no steering capabilities.
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Are you beginning to take the thought of going full time in your RV seriously? Would you like to get a first hand look at what it's really like? This guide contains tips and real stories from people living out on the open road. It's a must have if you're thinking of living full time in your home on wheels and breaks the whole process down into 10 easy steps!
While RV owners don’t require any special license to operate one at this time, make sure you are up to date on safety regulations, and keep yourself educated by doing your own training and be sure to practice, practice, practice!
Properly winterizing your RV can be a daunting task, particularly if you have never done it yourself. This is why many beginning and seasoned RV owners hire an RV maintenance professional to winterize their unit. However, for the do-it-yourselfer, we have put together the following tips and techniques to assist you should you decide to tackle it yourself.
While it is possible to live in an RV during the cold winter months it is certainly not without some inherent problems. Expect to add RV antifreeze through your pump and fresh water tank. You can still hookup to city water if you wrap your water hose with a heat strip covered with foam cylinders. Also, plan to dump your tanks when they are near full, and be sure to store your hoses when finished to avoid freezing.
All lines must be free of water.
Option 1: Not recommended
Clear your lines using compressed air through the system. Some folks claim this is the best way, but it’s certainly not foolproof since some water residue can remain in the lines and freeze causing future problems the following spring.
Option 2: Preferred method
Add RV antifreeze to the system. You can do this by bypassing your fresh and hot water tanks once drained. If you add RV antifreeze to directly to your fresh water tanks it may be difficult to remove it from the system come spring, depending on the location of the drain. The location of the drain on some RVs is near the bottom. If you particular model is set up this way, an uncertain amount of antifreeze will remain in the system if the valve is left open.
The best way is to insert a bypass hose directly into the jug of RV antifreeze and put it through the system. Start by opening the water faucet farthest from the pump. Proceed by turning each one on (including the shower), until you see antifreeze coming out. Then, flush the toilet until you see antifreeze coming out, and pour a small amount down the toilet and through the grey tank as well.
Special Note: If you plan to use your RV in temperatures below freezing and your tanks are not located in a heated compartment, you can add about a 1/2 cup of RV antifreeze to both the gray and black tanks after dumping. This will also allow the antifreeze to collect next to the valves.
Caution: NEVER add windshield wiper antifreeze into your system! Make sure you are using only approved RV/Marine antifreeze which is safe for you and your unit.
If you are going to use your RV in the winter, and you don’t have the water hoses wrapped in heat strips, don’t connect to campground hook-ups. It is better to carry water with you in containers, or if your fresh water tank is heated, fill the tank, disconnect the water hose and then store it where it won’t be subject to freeze. Take the same precaution with your sewer hose. Wait to dump your tanks until they are near full and then connect your hose, dump and then store it. Any hoses which are not protected by heat strips, or properly stored will be subject to freezing and splitting.
Top up your batteries with distilled water, but be careful not to overfill them. If you don’t plan on using your RV over the cold months, you can remove the battery and store it in a cool and dry place. Draw out a diagram of the connections so you will remember how to install the battery when it comes time to use it again.
Start with the refrigerator. Clean it thoroughly and then turn it off. Keep the door of the refrigerator and freezer open to ensure mold and mildew does not grow. Place several boxes of baking soda inside the refrigerator and freezer. Cover all external vents and openings where pipes and cords come into your RV. Many RV owners use steel brass wool (not steel wool which can rust) into the cracks and crevices to prevent rodents and other pests from moving in your unit! Also, cover your air conditioner unit with an appropriate cover or tarp.
You can use a commercial product such as Dri-Z-Air to control moisture build up. You can purchase it from most RV parts stores or online.
Close all drapes and blinds
This will help to keep the sun’s rays from fading and deteriorating the furnishings in your unit. It is also recommended to crack open a vent or window to properly ventilate your RV.
Turn off your propane tank and then make sure that your RV is level for storage. Extend/add jacks to stabilize your unit which helps to relieve stress on your RV’s frame.
Use Dri-Z-Air dehumidifier products to safely remove and absorb excess moisture and musty smells from the air. Dri-Z-Air helps maintain woodwork and items in your
In a poll done in 2011 by the American Heart Association, one thousand adults were asked about the potential health benefits of red wine. They found that 76% believed that drinking red wine was good for heart health, but only 30% actually knew what the recommended limits were.
So if you currently drink red wine, or have heard that it’s good for your health, it’s important that you are aware of the limits.
While scientific research has shown that wine does in fact contain healthy compounds, people unknowingly go overboard, and some even have adopted the attitude: it’s good for me.
Both red wine and grape juice come from red grapes, and as such have some good things to offer. They contain natural, and healthy antioxidants which include reservatrol and flavonoids. Reservatrol studies have been conducted going clear back to the 1980’s, and the research actually has some promising findings.
Some of these include:
If the benefits of reservatrol are on your mind, you can just as easily get it from peanuts, grapes, and also berries, specifically blueberries and cranberries. You can also find the same compounds in supplement form.
Additionally, some of the compounds contained in alcoholic beverages, such as reservatrol, may help to counteract blood clotting and reduce the risk of heart attack and/or stroke. It should be clear though, that ongoing research is necessary to learn the specifics.
As far as moderation goes, the American Heart Association indicated consuming no more than two drinks per day for men, and 1 drink per day for women. One drink is equal to 4 ounces.
For more information including guidelines set by the AHA, visit this link.
Clean, quiet, and friendly campground in a convenient location.
House of the Seven Gables, Gloucester Harbor, Whale Watching, Plymouth Rock
264 Ayer Road
Littleton, Massachusetts 01460
978-772-0042
info@MinutemanCampground.com
www.minutemancampground.com
Located near beaches and the Cape Cod Canal.
House of the Seven Gables, Gloucester Harbor, Whale Watching, Plymouth Rock
260 MacArthur Blvd. Route 28
Bourne, Massachusetts 02532
508-759-7610
www.bayviewcampground.com
Our 500-foot stretch of secluded sand has an ocean-front picnic gazebo, a boating area for small vessels, a jetty for fishing and access to pristine waters that average 70-degrees during summer.
Kennedy Museum, Cape Cod National Seashore, Cape Cod League Baseball, Martha’s Vineyard/Nantucket, Provincetown
184 Old Wharf Road
Dennisport, MA 02639
844-726-6510
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Located along Route 197 in Woodstock, our campground is in a nice rural setting in the upper Northeast corner of Connecticut.
Antique shops, horseback riding, hot air balloon rides
1379 CT-197
Woodstock, CT 06281
860-974-0567
www.chamberlainlakecampground.net
Located minutes from Interstate 84 in Northeastern Connecticut near the Massachusetts line, with easy on & off access to the highway (Exit 70).
150 Village Hill Rd
Willington, Connecticut
860-684-6352
www.wildernesslakect.com
Horspitality is a unique experience. As you enter the Western Arch Entrance you can feel the Old West come over you.
Look out at the mountains that surround the park. As you drop down into the Hassayampa River Valley observe the giant palm trees and the large Mulberry trees which shade the sites. Beyond are very large Cottonwood Trees located in the stable area.
Location:
51802 US Hwy 60 89
Wickenburg, Arizona 85390
928-684-2519
www.horspitality.com
On Site Amenities: 16 x 16 or 12 x 24 horse pens (some partially covered), large 160 x 80 arena and two round training and turnout pens which are approximately 60 feet in diameter, horse wash and an excellent farrier who lives at the park, rec room, laundry, LP, Wi-Fi, showers, restrooms
Rates: Rates vary depending on site, horse accommodations, etc. Please contact the park directly.
Horspitality is a unique experience. As you enter the Western Arch Entrance you can feel the Old West come over you.
Look out at the mountains that surround the park. As you drop down into the Hassayampa River Valley observe the giant palm trees and the large Mulberry trees which shade the sites. Beyond are very large Cottonwood Trees located in the stable area.
Location:
21 Old Highway 60 West
Bernardo, New Mexico 87006
505-861-0693
www.kivarvparkandhorsemotel.com
On Site Amenities:
Total available horse accommodations: 14 stalls with or without runs, 3 pipe corrals (30′ x 60′), and 60′ round pen.
Kiva RV Park operates year round and can accommodate all camper, RV, and tenting needs. We host 36 large full
Many guests enjoy our proximity to US Route 60 which provides a cutoff to Interstate 40, in turn avoiding the congestion of Albuquerque.
Rates: $30-$35 for RV site, $20 for first horse, ask about weekly & monthly rates
A quaint RV Park and Horse Motel, located in the Cowboy Capital of the World.
Location:
1495 S US Hwy 281
Stephenville, TX 76401
254-968-4393
www.hoofprintsranch.com
On Site Amenities: 13 spaces that have full hook ups including sewer, water and 30-50 amp power. Nine spaces can house some of the biggest rigs on the road with room to spare. Five additional spaces are back ins with full hook ups. This is a safe and clean RV Park that is monitored continuously, and the scenery is beautiful!
Rates:
RV Sites: $30-$35
16×16 uncovered stalls for $15 per horse per night.
16×24 fully covered 6 rail permanent stalls for $20 per horse per night.
16×16 barn stalls for $25 per horse per night.
Additionally the ghost towns of Chloride and Oatman are easy day trips. There’s plenty to do and see in the area. We’re 12 miles East of Kingman, AZ. Historic Route 66 runs through Kingman.
Location:
9315 East Blake Ranch Road
Kingman, AZ 86401
928-757-3336
www.blakeranchrv.com
Rates:
RV Sites: $35-$48
$20 for each horse
On Site Amenities: Private showers and baths, a modern laundry facility, dog runs, horse stalls, a horse ring, riding areas, a full service park store, and much more!
No Train Noise • Full Hook Up’s • 30/50 Amp • Cable TV • WiFi Hotspot is “Free to Overnight Guests” • Wide Pull Thrus • Paved Roads • Gravel Sites • Best “Private” Shower Rooms in the West. • Open Year-Round •Conveniently located 12 miles east of Kingman, AZ just off Interstate 40, on Blake Ranch Road Exit #66, quietly removed from the nearby Truck Stop and Restaurants.
Hooves N Wheels RV Park is designed with convenience in mind. Whether you’re in Mineral Wells, Weatherford, Ft. Worth, Cresson or any of the surrounding communities, you’ll love our proximity to highways such as I-20, US-171, US-180 and Granbury Highway. We are proud to provide a quiet atmosphere, full hookups, hot showers, rec room, laundry facility and much more.
Location:
4128 Granbury Hwy
Weatherford, TX 76087
817-599-4686
www.hoovesnwheels.com
On Site Amenities: Quiet atmosphere, 30-50 amp electric, Large laundry facility, Free wireless Internet Recreation room, Horse stalls, Shower facilities, On-site management, RV & boat storage, On-site propane sales
Rates:
RV Sites: $45-$55
Horse Stall: $30