We have had some beautiful weather here at Lake Mead but we have had some HOT days as well. Being Solar Snobs, we try not to run our Generator but we may have to give up on that.
I want to hear Tinkers opinion?😂 We like 50 to 70 degrees. If it’s 80 I sit under the AC! Over 90 and sunny the AC works overtime! Safe travels Bob, Pearl and Tinker! Ken, Cathy and Lewis!
Thanks for the video of the Boulder Beach campground, looks like a place we’d like to try. We’re from Southeast Texas so we’re used to hot, but we try not to camp in extreme hot. In the past we have camped at our local lakes or beach in 88 weather, sometimes with electric sometimes without. We tend to do more spring time trips before it gets too hot, then we head north out of Texas. We use solar and fans, hardly run the generator( only to cook) our new rig will be tested in a week as we set off on a two month trip to Glacier, making a big loop. Don’t think we will see you, but we are trying the Badlands boondocking again, that’s we’re we met you two before on that horrible storm night!😮. Safe travels to you both!💜
Hey Guys, we are already starting to smell the sea air, can't wait till we get to Florence OR and visit with you two not to mention drink a couple of your famous Jalapeño Margaretta's
Hi Pearl & Bob, enjoyed the video. I’m sure you won’t be surprised to hear, we try to not camp in weather above 80 degrees. I think I’m allergic to hot weather 🤣😂. We are in Portland and it has been absolutely beautiful. Sunny, 70-85, but we have full hookups and we can run a/c. We couldn’t ask for better. Don’t get too crispy before you move along to cooler weather. Safe travels and have a wonderful visit with your family. 😊❤️🇺🇸
Thank you so very much for being real people. You've contributed to our education on RV travel more than anyone else. Thank you Bob and Pearl and hope one day to run into you on the road.
We would definitely need AC to sleep. The desert looks so depressing, but we're from Florida where we have lots of green and water. Solar is the way to go. Can't beat $10 a day😉
Hi Robert, Good thing we don't all love the same locations or else we would all end up in Florida or California (well maybe not California LOL). The night time temps are pretty nice, hi 60s or low 70 and cool breeze and we run fans during the night to get that breeze and get great sleep. Thanks for Watching
I was at that same campground last weekend, highly recommended. I left to move up in elevation Thursday and is much cooler here at 6000 ft. I don’t have a/c
Elevation will do it almost every time, nice choice. We will be headed Northerly and up in elevation in just a few days back to the 60s and some 70s for the rest of the summer
Hi Tammy, what state are you in, I tried to look the two towns up on google and there are several different towns with those names and they all seem to be in Humid states. I bet is really pretty as all those states are nice.
I headed out today. Was 85 today in SC. I am in the Wallyworld parking lot running the gene with the AC on. Yeah, I am not a fan of the heat. Just call be a sissy la la. Wisconsin is gonna be nice in 2 weeks!
Totally agree with you Joe, we will be looking for 60s and 70s and I think we will find it most of the summer. It has really been a good few weeks but we are seeing temps in the low to mid 90s regularly now so it is time to follow your lead and head North
Hi Bob and Pearl, you both are looking great! I'm glad to hear you're still trying and enjoying boondocking, it's nice to disconnect for a bit and why not if you've got the resources to do it. It's too bad that camper was a bit pretentious and living life with unrealistic expectations of others needing to comply with their version of camping vs yours. Hope to see you sometime at our next exit, maybe the Oregon Coast!
Hi Eric, yes, we are really enjoying our boondocking but look forward to getting back to the Oregon Coast. Look forward to seeing you up there if our paths cross again. Thanks for your thoughts and comment and you are right on.
Hi guys, Burlington Bill here. Rosie and I camped where you folks are at Lake Mead. Beautiful! We put an easy start on our air so we could run it with a small generator. I have now removed it because we are going to get our new Brinkley fifth wheel in a week or so and in June we will head to Alaska. Best of luck to you both and will catch up to you next season in Yuma I hope. Burlington Bill busking from the road and home.
Hi Bill and Rosie, congratulations on the New Brinkley 5th wheel, I know you will love it. I have a quick question, did the Easy Start work as well as they say. We are thinking about installing a couple on the RV to use when on 30 amp service.
Good question about temp & dry camping. Honestly, the older I get the less I like heat above … say, 80 … haha …and i live in Phoenix. So, when camping, if evening temps are >80, I want the AC. This summer, we will see as we are traveling Phoenix to Lake Superior. We have solar, and hoping we will have electricity but won’t have AC. We hope to dry camp where we can but if heat & humidity are high, we’ll seek 30 amp service. Seems rather unseasonably warm in NV & the PNW.
Hi Jim, I agree with everything you said, we are leaving a couple of days early and headed to Tonapah (6000 ft. and low 70s for a hi temp). We will be up in snow country by the week-end and probably hoping for more sunshine...
Hi!!! Bob and Pearl, great video as usual, that's way to hot for us, however we will not escape the summer heat this year 🥵Jen got some medical issues (back) so it looks like we are not making it to the Oregon coast 😟we did however get a new coach!! we will be back in Yuma in January, I have to ask you where the heck do you put all your stuff? when traveling.
Hi Craig, Pearl read somewhere that you two traded RVs and I am guessing you're both loving it although we loved your last one. Hope all goes well with Jen and her back. Look forward to our paths crossing again in the not too distant future
I’m in Pahrump at preferred RV Park with full hook ups, I know that’s not me. Rob is also here but I will be leaving on Wednesday heading north to Eugene Oregon for an appointment to have true toppers put on my motorhome the 26th. You won’t see this kid camping like you guys have been at Lake Mead.
Hi Tim, we have never stayed in 90 degree temperatures that I remember and definitely without AC. We needed to hang around Vegas for a few weeks so decided to see how the solar worked under these conditions. Not something we will do often, but not as bad as we thought it might be. Headed North in just a couple of days.
Not camping but during hurricane season in Florida we lose power a lot. So we've been in 90s+ weather and 100 humidity for a couple of weeks. I think the humidity levels make the weather more tolerable. Lou & Angie
Hi Lou & Angie, we agree that humidity can be really tough. Although it has been warm and even hot on a couple of days, it cools down nicely and with a fan it is really nice. Good Luck with the Hurricanes this summerr'fall and hope you get to skip a season or two with nice calm weather over in Florida
We have been boondocking for a month. We will plug in tomorrow. Started a round the grand canyon and left Bryce canyon yesterday, only ran the generator a total of of about 6 hours!!!😊 we can get away with running the A/C 2 or 3 hours on battery if necessary. Solar is the greatest 😊😊
Hi Lennie, we watched several of your videos and you had some great camp sites. We have not got onto the AC running on battery power yet, but definitely putting a little thought on that subject. This Solar and Lithium battery gig is really a game changer on just what and where you're able to camp, we learned a lot from all you guys at the last rally. Love It
Darn, you two have us beat on both ends of the stick. Neither sound fun. Glad you made it back to Reno and all set up for another summer season. I heard you have some new plans for the future and can't wait to hear what your up to. I am sure it will be fun what ever it is .
Hi Jeff, we really like Willow Beah but 100 degrees even with hook ups it HOT. The river helps make up for a lot of that especially with a couple of jet skiis
Alabama Hills, California. August 2020. Record heat 105 degrees. Most expensive "boondocking" we ever did. Ran generator almost continuously (No neighbors thankfully). We had to make a run into Lone Pine almost every day to get 10 gallons of gasoline to make up for what we were using. Note we have 1200 watts solar and 600 amp battery. Didn't matter. The 5500 generator could only power 2 of the 3 ACs. The sun just beat down on us and using the awning was problematic due to high winds. Thank God for the silver insulation panels to put in every window. If we ran the AC in the AM we could keep the rig Ok until about 3 PM and then it would inch up into the mid to high 80's in the rig. We still wouldn't miss it - the site we were at is now unavailable for boondocking.
Hi Daniel, it sounds like you had all the tools to keep the RV as cool as possible. When it gets over 100 these RVs just can not keep up, 105 is tough.. We have always wanted to camp at Alabama Hills but apparently waited too long as I hear they are putting new and tighter restrictions all the time.
I would rather put up with the heat than pay $50 a night. We try our best to follow the 70s. We’ll be in Las Vegas in a couple of days. Staying in Thousand Trails.
Howdy Ted! Are you just now leaving Yuma? More likely simply slow rolling north. We love the $10 night but we're finally saying "Uncle" and heading out tomorrow for tonopah and 70 degree hi temps. Probably hang out in BLM land for couple days and head into Winnemucca for some full hookups for a day or two to visit friends. I assume you and Nancy are headed to PNW and if so, hope to meet up and have a cocktail and a visit somewhere up there.
@@JustPassingThru we were in Colorado, heading north and east from there, but received news of a good friend passing away. We are headed back toward Cody after LV. We don’t have plans to visit PNW this summer. We might have to wait until we are both down south again. Have fun and stay cool.
It’s 101 here in Yuma Az we’re at squaw lake no hook ups but, we have a mini split it sips the power. We’re running it on solar, it keeps up until the sun starts getting low. We turn it off about midnight and back on again about noon, in the low 90’s we’re good only on solar upper 90’s and triple digits we turn the generator on about an hour or so. It’s 78 in our 36’ super C. Curious what smoker do you have?
Hi Betty, we have heard a lot about using a Mini Splits especially with RVing and they seem to be the answer to COOLING with solar energy and you two have it figured out. Nice
Hi Bob and Pearl, I am not sure why you have not moved north yet. I am about 4 days slow moving up north myself. I got to St. Louis, MO overnight but it has been either raining or very cloudy for the last 3 days and it will rain tomorrow also as I move north. I only move 70 to 110 miles a day. I have been staying at Cracker Barrels and Walmart. This is my Cracker Barrel and Walmart 2023 Tour. LOL It also has been hot 85 and 90s humidity. So about every other day I have to run my gen for about 2 hours. If I could get sunny days I would not need the gen. But I can ran my bedroom AC all night on my batteries. In two days it will be 15 days cooler in northern IL. Could you the full hookups at half price? Dave, is not cheap. He will spend money on others just not on himself. I call that thrifty. LOL
Hey Don, It sounds like we are in the same boat with your 85 and Humid along with our 85-95 but Dry heat are both about the same in uncomfortable in my opinion. We run several fans and except for the 1pm to 6pm time frame it is pretty nice, but 1-6 is tough once it hits the 90s. We have run the generator for 3 or 4 hours a couple of days but often we just drive to town and enjoy some cool locations. We spend a large part of the afternoon yesterday with Doug D and his wife Helen and let you tell you, they have a nice little OASIS in the desert there in their Vegas Home. .
@Next Exit Well that's good to know that Doug D has a nice place. I'm hoping to be out of the heat either today. Hair tomorrow and won't have to deal with it for a while i'm now in Iowa. Safe travels.
Hey Doug D. Great meeting you and Helen yesterday. We hade done willow beach a couple of times when we had Jet Skis and it was a blast. If I remember right they had full hookups as well.
We don't camp in hot weather without full hookups. We prefer to find cooler weather like at the ocean during the summer. In the 100's at home (central California)
Hi Cerita, we totally agree with you but due to other commitments we have needed to hang around Las Vegas for several weeks and are late with our Northern Trek to the Oregon Coast. That is the perfect place to be in summertime and we hope to be there soon.
I want to hear Tinkers opinion?😂
We like 50 to 70 degrees.
If it’s 80 I sit under the AC!
Over 90 and sunny the AC works overtime!
Safe travels Bob, Pearl and Tinker!
Ken, Cathy and Lewis!
Hi Ken, yes Tinker has let us know on a couple of occasions that it is time for a little AC. LOL look forward to seeing you all in a couple of months
Thanks for the video of the Boulder Beach campground, looks like a place we’d like to try. We’re from Southeast Texas so we’re used to hot, but we try not to camp in extreme hot. In the past we have camped at our local lakes or beach in 88 weather, sometimes with electric sometimes without. We tend to do more spring time trips before it gets too hot, then we head north out of Texas. We use solar and fans, hardly run the generator( only to cook) our new rig will be tested in a week as we set off on a two month trip to Glacier, making a big loop. Don’t think we will see you, but we are trying the Badlands boondocking again, that’s we’re we met you two before on that horrible storm night!😮. Safe travels to you both!💜
It’s a cool 58 on the Oregon Coast. Beautiful and sunny. Looking forward to seeing you both.😊🚌
Actually its supposed to be hot there too. 80s. Should be awesome there.
Hey Guys, we are already starting to smell the sea air, can't wait till we get to Florence OR and visit with you two not to mention drink a couple of your famous Jalapeño Margaretta's
I'll have to put this on my list .. thanks 🎉🎉❤❤❤
Hi Brian, Boulder Beach is a great spot and affordable anytime except the 4 or 5 months of triple digit temperatures.
Despite being “solar snobs” you still great folks!
Thanks Jim. We’re finally headed North again and I think we’ll find 70 degrees and lots of Solar to harvest. Take care buddy 👍
Enjoyed the e-bike tour of the campground, thanks!
Yes!
Thanks Keith, I know that can be a little long and boring to many viewers but I was hoping it might be helpful to some.
Hi Pearl & Bob, enjoyed the video. I’m sure you won’t be surprised to hear, we try to not camp in weather above 80 degrees. I think I’m allergic to hot weather 🤣😂. We are in Portland and it has been absolutely beautiful. Sunny, 70-85, but we have full hookups and we can run a/c. We couldn’t ask for better.
Don’t get too crispy before you move along to cooler weather. Safe travels and have a wonderful visit with your family.
😊❤️🇺🇸
Hi Janice. Love your "crispy" reference as that is pretty much what is happening here. LOL Enjoy Portland and we will be up your way soon
I boondock every year at Sonoma for the nascar race in june every year. The hottest it got was 102. I'm there for 5 days. Thanks Don
Hi Don, WOW 102 is pushing our limit for sure but you were having fun and that goes a long way to tolerating the heat.
Thank you so very much for being real people. You've contributed to our education on RV travel more than anyone else. Thank you Bob and Pearl and hope one day to run into you on the road.
Hi Melody, thanks for such a nice comment and we so appreciate you and your comments
I love the out take. 😂
LOL, shoo ting video is the ONLY time I ever get to be the boss and tell Pearl what to do or say... I kind of milk it sometimes LOL
We would definitely need AC to sleep. The desert looks so depressing, but we're from Florida where we have lots of green and water. Solar is the way to go. Can't beat $10 a day😉
Hi Robert, Good thing we don't all love the same locations or else we would all end up in Florida or California (well maybe not California LOL). The night time temps are pretty nice, hi 60s or low 70 and cool breeze and we run fans during the night to get that breeze and get great sleep. Thanks for Watching
I was at that same campground last weekend, highly recommended. I left to move up in elevation Thursday and is much cooler here at 6000 ft. I don’t have a/c
Elevation will do it almost every time, nice choice. We will be headed Northerly and up in elevation in just a few days back to the 60s and some 70s for the rest of the summer
Looks like fun-we are in Lafayette at a nice state park-moving Monday to Batesville for awhile it’s humid 😊
Hi Tammy, what state are you in, I tried to look the two towns up on google and there are several different towns with those names and they all seem to be in Humid states. I bet is really pretty as all those states are nice.
@@JustPassingThru we are in Indiana it is pretty
You guys are fun!
Thanks Jamie
I headed out today. Was 85 today in SC. I am in the Wallyworld parking lot running the gene with the AC on. Yeah, I am not a fan of the heat. Just call be a sissy la la. Wisconsin is gonna be nice in 2 weeks!
Totally agree with you Joe, we will be looking for 60s and 70s and I think we will find it most of the summer. It has really been a good few weeks but we are seeing temps in the low to mid 90s regularly now so it is time to follow your lead and head North
Hi Bob and Pearl, you both are looking great! I'm glad to hear you're still trying and enjoying boondocking, it's nice to disconnect for a bit and why not if you've got the resources to do it. It's too bad that camper was a bit pretentious and living life with unrealistic expectations of others needing to comply with their version of camping vs yours. Hope to see you sometime at our next exit, maybe the Oregon Coast!
Hi Eric, yes, we are really enjoying our boondocking but look forward to getting back to the Oregon Coast. Look forward to seeing you up there if our paths cross again. Thanks for your thoughts and comment and you are right on.
Humidity has a lot to do with if you tolerate the heat. I like it cool when sleeping.
Hi Barbara, we love these cool nights as well and Humidity is a definite NO NO once it gets into the 70s or above
Hi guys, Burlington Bill here. Rosie and I camped where you folks are at Lake Mead. Beautiful! We put an easy start on our air so we could run it with a small generator. I have now removed it because we are going to get our new Brinkley fifth wheel in a week or so and in June we will head to Alaska. Best of luck to you both and will catch up to you next season in Yuma I hope. Burlington Bill busking from the road and home.
Hi Bill and Rosie, congratulations on the New Brinkley 5th wheel, I know you will love it. I have a quick question, did the Easy Start work as well as they say. We are thinking about installing a couple on the RV to use when on 30 amp service.
The end part was cute. Jayman...
Thanks for sticking around till the end. Lots of silliness goes on before the camera starts. LOL
Hi Bob and Pearl! We are still in Florida with high 90's and full hookups so AC running! Will start back up toward New England soon.
Hi Gwen, I hear it was fairly warm in Orlando area from several friends this year. Hope you have a great trip up North and lots of beautiful weather
Good question about temp & dry camping. Honestly, the older I get the less I like heat above … say, 80 … haha …and i live in Phoenix. So, when camping, if evening temps are >80, I want the AC. This summer, we will see as we are traveling Phoenix to Lake Superior. We have solar, and hoping we will have electricity but won’t have AC. We hope to dry camp where we can but if heat & humidity are high, we’ll seek 30 amp service.
Seems rather unseasonably warm in NV & the PNW.
Hi Jim, I agree with everything you said, we are leaving a couple of days early and headed to Tonapah (6000 ft. and low 70s for a hi temp). We will be up in snow country by the week-end and probably hoping for more sunshine...
Hi!!! Bob and Pearl, great video as usual, that's way to hot for us, however we will not escape the summer heat this year 🥵Jen got some medical issues (back) so it looks like we are not making it to the Oregon coast 😟we did however get a new coach!! we will be back in Yuma in January, I have to ask you where the heck do you put all your stuff? when traveling.
Hi Craig, Pearl read somewhere that you two traded RVs and I am guessing you're both loving it although we loved your last one. Hope all goes well with Jen and her back. Look forward to our paths crossing again in the not too distant future
There is a lot of country out there. No need to suffer in the heat when you can have snow berms around you.🤣
You make a very good point. We will be heading to the snow berms in a couple of days
I’m in Pahrump at preferred RV Park with full hook ups, I know that’s not me. Rob is also here but I will be leaving on Wednesday heading north to Eugene Oregon for an appointment to have true toppers put on my motorhome the 26th. You won’t see this kid camping like you guys have been at Lake Mead.
Hi Tim, we have never stayed in 90 degree temperatures that I remember and definitely without AC. We needed to hang around Vegas for a few weeks so decided to see how the solar worked under these conditions. Not something we will do often, but not as bad as we thought it might be. Headed North in just a couple of days.
Pull them thar britches up Bob!!!
I am thinking about some suspenders for Christmas.
@@JustPassingThru 😁
My goodness …. I thought for sure you guys were in the old folks home … oh dear.
We’ve camped in 114° in Az, but we went through a lot of vodka!
Thank God for ice.
Hi Steve, hope you had lots of ICE to go with that Vodka! 114 now that is some real heat.
Not camping but during hurricane season in Florida we lose power a lot. So we've been in 90s+ weather and 100 humidity for a couple of weeks.
I think the humidity levels make the weather more tolerable.
Lou & Angie
Hi Lou & Angie, we agree that humidity can be really tough. Although it has been warm and even hot on a couple of days, it cools down nicely and with a fan it is really nice. Good Luck with the Hurricanes this summerr'fall and hope you get to skip a season or two with nice calm weather over in Florida
We have been boondocking for a month. We will plug in tomorrow. Started a round the grand canyon and left Bryce canyon yesterday, only ran the generator a total of of about 6 hours!!!😊 we can get away with running the A/C 2 or 3 hours on battery if necessary. Solar is the greatest 😊😊
Hi Lennie, we watched several of your videos and you had some great camp sites. We have not got onto the AC running on battery power yet, but definitely putting a little thought on that subject. This Solar and Lithium battery gig is really a game changer on just what and where you're able to camp, we learned a lot from all you guys at the last rally. Love It
Hottest for us was 108 for a few days!!! Coldest was NEGATIVE 8 for a few nights!!! UGH!
Darn, you two have us beat on both ends of the stick. Neither sound fun. Glad you made it back to Reno and all set up for another summer season. I heard you have some new plans for the future and can't wait to hear what your up to. I am sure it will be fun what ever it is .
So Bob, 100 degrees at Willow beach
Hi Jeff, we really like Willow Beah but 100 degrees even with hook ups it HOT. The river helps make up for a lot of that especially with a couple of jet skiis
Summer 2020 - 98 degrees at a Harvest Host in Twin Falls, ID in our Airstream, and we don't carry a generator. Never again!
Hi Randall, oh yes, that is tough and we all have to remember that "IF MOMMA ISN'T HAPPY, THEN NO ONE IS HAPPY" 98 will do that. LOL
Alabama Hills, California. August 2020. Record heat 105 degrees. Most expensive "boondocking" we ever did. Ran generator almost continuously (No neighbors thankfully). We had to make a run into Lone Pine almost every day to get 10 gallons of gasoline to make up for what we were using. Note we have 1200 watts solar and 600 amp battery. Didn't matter. The 5500 generator could only power 2 of the 3 ACs. The sun just beat down on us and using the awning was problematic due to high winds. Thank God for the silver insulation panels to put in every window. If we ran the AC in the AM we could keep the rig Ok until about 3 PM and then it would inch up into the mid to high 80's in the rig. We still wouldn't miss it - the site we were at is now unavailable for boondocking.
Hi Daniel, it sounds like you had all the tools to keep the RV as cool as possible. When it gets over 100 these RVs just can not keep up, 105 is tough.. We have always wanted to camp at Alabama Hills but apparently waited too long as I hear they are putting new and tighter restrictions all the time.
I would rather put up with the heat than pay $50 a night. We try our best to follow the 70s. We’ll be in Las Vegas in a couple of days. Staying in Thousand Trails.
Howdy Ted! Are you just now leaving Yuma? More likely simply slow rolling north. We love the $10 night but we're finally saying "Uncle" and heading out tomorrow for tonopah and 70 degree hi temps. Probably hang out in BLM land for couple days and head into Winnemucca for some full hookups for a day or two to visit friends. I assume you and Nancy are headed to PNW and if so, hope to meet up and have a cocktail and a visit somewhere up there.
@@JustPassingThru we were in Colorado, heading north and east from there, but received news of a good friend passing away. We are headed back toward Cody after LV. We don’t have plans to visit PNW this summer. We might have to wait until we are both down south again. Have fun and stay cool.
It’s 101 here in Yuma Az we’re at squaw lake no hook ups but, we have a mini split it sips the power. We’re running it on solar, it keeps up until the sun starts getting low. We turn it off about midnight and back on again about noon, in the low 90’s we’re good only on solar upper 90’s and triple digits we turn the generator on about an hour or so. It’s 78 in our 36’ super C. Curious what smoker do you have?
Hi Betty, we have heard a lot about using a Mini Splits especially with RVing and they seem to be the answer to COOLING with solar energy and you two have it figured out. Nice
Hi Bob and Pearl, I am not sure why you have not moved north yet. I am about 4 days slow moving up north myself. I got to St. Louis, MO overnight but it has been either raining or very cloudy for the last 3 days and it will rain tomorrow also as I move north. I only move 70 to 110 miles a day. I have been staying at Cracker Barrels and Walmart. This is my Cracker Barrel and Walmart 2023 Tour. LOL It also has been hot 85 and 90s humidity. So about every other day I have to run my gen for about 2 hours. If I could get sunny days I would not need the gen. But I can ran my bedroom AC all night on my batteries. In two days it will be 15 days cooler in northern IL. Could you the full hookups at half price? Dave, is not cheap. He will spend money on others just not on himself. I call that thrifty. LOL
Hey Don, It sounds like we are in the same boat with your 85 and Humid along with our 85-95 but Dry heat are both about the same in uncomfortable in my opinion. We run several fans and except for the 1pm to 6pm time frame it is pretty nice, but 1-6 is tough once it hits the 90s. We have run the generator for 3 or 4 hours a couple of days but often we just drive to town and enjoy some cool locations. We spend a large part of the afternoon yesterday with Doug D and his wife Helen and let you tell you, they have a nice little OASIS in the desert there in their Vegas Home. .
@Next Exit Well that's good to know that Doug D has a nice place. I'm hoping to be out of the heat either today. Hair tomorrow and won't have to deal with it for a while i'm now in Iowa. Safe travels.
I've always wanted to stay there. I live on the West side of Vegas. We love Willow Beach/ full Hookups...
Hey Doug D. Great meeting you and Helen yesterday. We hade done willow beach a couple of times when we had Jet Skis and it was a blast. If I remember right they had full hookups as well.
We don't camp in hot weather without full hookups. We prefer to find cooler weather like at the ocean during the summer. In the 100's at home (central California)
Hi Cerita, we totally agree with you but due to other commitments we have needed to hang around Las Vegas for several weeks and are late with our Northern Trek to the Oregon Coast. That is the perfect place to be in summertime and we hope to be there soon.
@Next Exit We are looking forward to going to the klamath River in Sept. 30 or so mi from the Oregon border.😃
Any body kiteboarding out there on lake Mead?
Nope, we haven't seen any kiteboards but lots of sail boats and a few pleasure boaters.
So what on earth do you do indoors in the AC, how incredibly boring i guess you watch tv
Nope, no TV four us or at least not often. We do the same thing anyone does inside the house and boring is not even on the list.