RV Full Hook Up Site
Site #1 RV Full HookUp
A motorized RV can just pull on to the site, a large RV may need to back up to get lined up.
The front of the site is about 15 ft from the creek. From the back of the gravel pad at the bush; The sewer connection is about 12 ft on the left, the water and electric under the front edge of the bush.
The water is from a spring that has supplied my home for 90 years. “good to drink”. The electric is a 50 amp connector, if your RV is 30 amp or 110 you will need an adapter, I have one to loan (no charge) if you don’t have it. If your RV is a trailer or fifth wheel over 20 ft, it may be best to pull in to the drive on the front left and back on to the pad.
Site #1 RV Full HookUp Photos:
Site #2 RV Full HookUp
Any type of RV of any size can pull straight in and on to the pad from the main road. The space in front of the pad is tight when the RV is in place and requires some maneuvering to get the tow vehicle out. That is done by turning sharply right then back out by the left side of the RV.
The site is designed to pull in. All hook ups are mid way on the left side of the pad. The water is from a spring that has supplied my home for 90 years. “good to drink”. The electric is a 50 amp connector, if your RV is 30 amp or 110 you will need an adapter, I have one to loan (no Charge) if you don’t have it.
Site #2 RV Full HookUp Photos:
