Hello Bob, thanks for tour. We have a week reservation there this June in the Big Pine area which are all Pull-Throughs and full hookups. We've scouted it out a couple of times and finally camping there. We're going to be at site# 8.
We are new to the RV experience just purchased our first it is a 36 ft Class A - what has been you favorite state park in Texas so far for a long weekend trip, we live In Highland Village, just north of Dallas - this is the first video of yours that I have seen, I do plan to go back and watch a few more - but was just wondering what is your favorite park so far
Howdy Robin! that is a tough one! there are so many great Texas State Parks! I cant give you just one, so I will give you five. 1 Caprock Canyons 2 Martin Dies Jr 3 Lake Mineral Wells 4 Lake Bob Sandlin 5 Garner there are so many great state parks and these are just the tip of the iceberg! thanks for coming along for the ride!
This is my favorite state park to kayak in because we don't have to worry about getting run over by speeding boats! Also, the hiking trails and cabins are great!
If you ever in the Tyler area and want a decent place to stay the boulders on lake Tyler is pretty nice sites right on the water nice shower facilities and a covered fishing pier that you may be able to get your scooter out to. May have to park it close and walk a few feet but not to far
Yes sir! Tyler is a nice park! very crowded in the summer season but not so bad in the winter, I see that you found my video on that! thanks so much for watching and subbing!
Hey BB, this might be a stupid question, but I’ve got to know Why All RV’ers pull their vehicle behind their Class A, B, C Motorhomes? Your putting as many miles on the vehicle your towing as the one you are driving. So Why don’t RV’ers Buy a Trailer and tow them instead of towing them behind with just a hitch?? Like I said before, probably a reason Why, but also could be a Stupid Question?? I’ve got a Class B and I use a Trailer to pull my Jeep behind my RV so I don’t put all those miles on my Jeep just towing it? Never had a problem here in Tennessee and some other southern States I’ve visited. is it just personal preference?? Like I said, just a question I’d like to know. Thanks for the awesome videos and pictures!!
I can only speak for myself so here we go. a trailer or tow dolly ads one more piece of equipment to deal with. when I am picking up my RV from where I park it I would have to either rent another storage spot for the trailer/dolly or bring it with me, right now I just connect the truck and go, no messing around with another piece of equipment. We are mostly camping at state parks for now and some of the best sites are back in, right now I can just unhook and back in, with a trailer or dolly you have unload the car, disconnect the trailer and then find a place for it. You also have to maintain registration and inspection on a trailer or dolly and that is added expense. In Texas and most western states you are required to have trailer brakes on anything over 5K lbs and that also requires an inspection for registration. having the F150 outfitted with the tow package was pricey but so well worth it!
I have been watching since 60 subs and I still love this channel
you are the reason I am still creating videos! at least one of the reasons anyway! thank you so much for staying with me I really do appreciate it!
I'd be dancing on that jukebox. Cheers BB
I just bet you would!
WOW!!! MY FAVORITE RV GUY!! I thought you did a vidio in 2014 and that was it!!! IM going to watch this now!!
LOL! seem you have missed a few and you have lots of catching up to do! thanks for watching and subbing!
Hello Bob, thanks for tour. We have a week reservation there this June in the Big Pine area which are all Pull-Throughs and full hookups. We've scouted it out a couple of times and finally camping there. We're going to be at site# 8.
Yall are going to love it! just dont eat the fish! lol! thanks for watching!
@@DudeRV We're back again in June of 2020. We were able to reserve site #10 for a week, can't wait.
@@wildhog3217 A week in the piney woods sound great!
Do you have any grandkids. Ours are fixing to be out of school and I can't wait.
no grand kids yet. Are going to spoil them rotten and then send em home?
@@DudeRV Yep lol.
We are new to the RV experience just purchased our first it is a 36 ft Class A - what has been you favorite state park in Texas so far for a long weekend trip, we live In Highland Village, just north of Dallas - this is the first video of yours that I have seen, I do plan to go back and watch a few more - but was just wondering what is your favorite park so far
Howdy Robin! that is a tough one! there are so many great Texas State Parks! I cant give you just one, so I will give you five.
1 Caprock Canyons
2 Martin Dies Jr
3 Lake Mineral Wells
4 Lake Bob Sandlin
5 Garner
there are so many great state parks and these are just the tip of the iceberg! thanks for coming along for the ride!
Looks like a beautiful place!
It is beautiful, no doubt about! lol, thanks for watching!
This is my favorite state park to kayak in because we don't have to worry about getting run over by speeding boats! Also, the hiking trails and cabins are great!
Have you been to Purtis Creek or Mineral Wells? both of those are great for Kayaking. thanks for watching!
Nice looking park . Hope u and your family are doing good!
We are doing great! It is camping season! Thanks for watching!
If you ever in the Tyler area and want a decent place to stay the boulders on lake Tyler is pretty nice sites right on the water nice shower facilities and a covered fishing pier that you may be able to get your scooter out to. May have to park it close and walk a few feet but not to far
Oh and Tyler state park is pretty decent dont remember about rv accommodations though may be worth looking into
Yes sir! Tyler is a nice park! very crowded in the summer season but not so bad in the winter, I see that you found my video on that! thanks so much for watching and subbing!
@@DudeRV Haha yes sir right after I made this comment
My favorite state park besides Tyler. Big Pine Loop has been there for several years. Sites 1 thru 10 are all pull through.
any idea how long? It looks like it is less than 10 years. thanks for watching and subbing!
@@DudeRV I visited my aunt and uncle there 20 years ago while they were camping. They have upgraded over the years.
@@jwpowell1340 your first RV is rarely your last. LOL
@@jwpowell1340 have you stayed at the boulders on lake tyler?
@@jerredwayne8401 no i have not but it could be in the plans. Thanks
Damn can't eat fish you catch. Time to relocate. Camp site #17 is good for Leon, Thanks BB
I know right! I had nothing to worry about since they were not biting anyway. thanks for watching!
Hey BB, this might be a stupid question, but I’ve got to know Why All RV’ers pull their vehicle behind their Class A, B, C Motorhomes? Your putting as many miles on the vehicle your towing as the one you are driving. So Why don’t RV’ers Buy a Trailer and tow them instead of towing them behind with just a hitch?? Like I said before, probably a reason Why, but also could be a Stupid Question??
I’ve got a Class B and I use a Trailer to pull my Jeep behind my RV so I don’t put all those miles on my Jeep just towing it? Never had a problem here in Tennessee and some other southern States I’ve visited. is it just personal preference?? Like I said, just a question I’d like to know. Thanks for the awesome videos and pictures!!
I can only speak for myself so here we go. a trailer or tow dolly ads one more piece of equipment to deal with. when I am picking up my RV from where I park it I would have to either rent another storage spot for the trailer/dolly or bring it with me, right now I just connect the truck and go, no messing around with another piece of equipment.
We are mostly camping at state parks for now and some of the best sites are back in, right now I can just unhook and back in, with a trailer or dolly you have unload the car, disconnect the trailer and then find a place for it.
You also have to maintain registration and inspection on a trailer or dolly and that is added expense.
In Texas and most western states you are required to have trailer brakes on anything over 5K lbs and that also requires an inspection for registration.
having the F150 outfitted with the tow package was pricey but so well worth it!
Let me see if I can steal one of your subscribers over here while I am watching your great video
No need to steal anything, just create lots of good content and the subbs will follow. thanks for watching and subbing!