Great Park

Great tenting park for the family. RV sites are back in and up towards the front entrance. Trees are too close to drive RV into park. Nice little lake for the kids.

We stayed here in a Class A Motorhome.

Nice Mid-Level Park

Stayed for four days at an iRV2.com Meet & Greet. Stayed in a 34 foot motorhome-30 amp. Nice management, gave us every thing we ask for. Park is very clean and well maintained.

We stayed here in a Class A Motorhome.

Very old unimproved park

Only drove through and then stopped to talk to the owner.
Was an old park that is trying to stay alive. Lots of damage due to a storm and they are trying to correct the problems.
Only saw 4 or 5 rigs, mostly family and employies, did have one on the water side.
Did not get the idea there was much action even in the summer.

New Park-Looks great

This park is only two years old, I was told they invested 4 million and times went down hill so they stopped until things picked up--Right now it looks better than a lot of other parks we stayed in.
Lots are gravel and level, they cut canals through the park and 80% of the sites have water front access,to the main lake.
Great staff that are there for your needs.
Grass everywhere-Very impressive park and plans for the future.

We stayed here in a Class A Motorhome.

Great family park

Paradise Resort at Silver Creek,WA 6/20/11

Came in byway of ROD, stayed free, normal charge is $33.00 a day
Park is Thousand Trails associate. Thank heaven for my GPS, kind of tough to find.
Park Ranger told us right off that because we were ROD that we would only have electricity and water, no sewer! They had a special section set aside for associates.
The gate lady, who was very nice, said because we were staying for a full week she would treat us like TT members.
Looks a lot like a State park would look, old growth timber, 2 large trees between each site, park must have been designed prior to slides on each side, made due with both slides. Sites are 90% level, graveled. Interior roads are gravel and mud.
Wi FI is only in the adult building, cannot be accessed any where else.
No cable, or satellite TV avail in the area we were assigned due to the trees.
They, TT, are offering the sites for yearly rent, $2,000 a year, or yo

We stayed here in a Class A Motorhome.

Old and well used

I would imagine in it's day this was a fine little park, but with the advent of slides,wi-fi and major rolling homes, it is totaly unpleasent.
I don't think you could get a large rig, over the 34 foot size we are,
The park seems very old and out of date, we had to set up directly behind the office just to get wi-fi.
It looked like 3/4 of the spaces were permanent residences.
I got the impression the original idea was a great one but as time went by, the city grew up around it and the rigs got bigger, there just wasn't enough space to expand.
Leaving is another matter, jocky back and forth until you get pointed to the exit, then you have to pull out on Johnson Drive which is a very busy street..
I think next time I go to see sis I will drive a little farther and be able to strech out
We stayed here in a 34 foot motor home

We stayed here in a Class A Motorhome.

Parking Lot

This campground is 1/2 parking lot (all concrete) the other half is perm residences,when we were there, there was a great deal of road construction. Park is located next to freeway-I could throw a rock that far, traffic noise 24 hours a day.We stayed for a week.
Better place is Barr Lake Campground on i-76

We stayed here in a Class A Motorhome.

Membership Park Now

Gated entrance now!
They claim you need a membership card for access, I belong so not a big deal.
Nice, well used pool, club house,
Only stayed during off season so we were not able to check summer activities.

We stayed here in a Class A Motorhome.

Nice well maintained park

Stayed here twice.
Wi.Fi was broken for the third year.
Not much to do unless you golf.

We stayed here in a Class A Motorhome.

One of the better KM Camps

Stayed here three times, Rained all three times, muddy
Nice club house, during the summer they have a lot of planned things to keep busy, and lots of food.
Not much in the local area to do.

We stayed here in a Class A Motorhome.

Re: RVing Friends Are the Best?

We have lived in retirement parks since we turned 55 and during that time we made so few friends you could count them on your hands, most have passed away, seems about the time you get to know them enough to invite to dinner they die.
We turned 66 and said goodby to both of our friends, sold our house, car and small RV and went down the road, not knowing anything about where we were going or having any plans.
To make a long story short, I established a camping club quite by accident, word of mouth and a dare.
Last count we have and stay in touch with over 75 people we have met in the last year.
I can say without stretching the truth they are the best and truest friends we ever had.
Each of us, retired or fulltiming it, post a club e-mail saying where we are going and how long we plan on being there, you would be suprised how many will change thier plans and come to be with the others.
Life is good now.
Larry and Rita

Re: Searching for instructions

Tried to Google---14,100,000 hits. got tired of reading about the 10th page, nothing close.
It's really a fun game tho

instructions on Google

Took your advice and googled "Card Bingo"
There are 14,100,000 hits.
Thats the reason I requested information with campers.

Re: Beware of Jazante RV Park in Portland Oregon

angela wrote
My husband and I are planning to go for a trip to Portland. We decided to stay at Jazante RV Park. We already paid for a month's stay when we were told that on top of that, we need to provide them with an application form and then have to pass a background AND credit check!!! My mouth fell. We have been camping for years, and never have we been asked any of that sort of thing just to stay in a campground. Thankfully, we were able to get our money back (not without a fight though).



I live in Portland, OR and am unable to locate the Jazante RV Park, can you be clearer about this complaint.
I have camped all over the place here in Oregon and Washington No Jazante RV .
Check the name out and be clear so we can all avoide the right place.
Vancouver Larry

Bad Name

I live in Portland, OR and am unable to locate the Jazante RV Park, can you be clearer about this complaint.
I have camped all over the place here in Oregon and Washington No Jazante RV .
Check the name out and be clear so we can all avoide the right place.
Vancouver Larry

Re: portable air conditioner in RV

I called my RV mech. today to find out how much it would cost to replace one or both of the roof units, the front unit is about useless.
I live in Washington state but am planning on a trip through the desert, with some stops.
The price was about $750 per unit.
We have had a roll around portable unit for a couple of years, one that will vent through a window with a flexable tube. it worked great in the house as long as we did not need to a/c the whole house, only one room at a time.
We replaced the home unit with central air (great) We were thinking of using the portable in the RV, like you're suggesting. Never thought of using it in transit with the Gen. running.

Northwest ( Washington State) Meet and Greet in May

Hello all

Finally have determined when and where Spring Meet and Greet will be.
Dates for Meet & Greet will be 12 - 15 May 2011.
Location will be at the Pioneer Trails Rv Resort, Anacortes, Wa. Pioneer Trails RV Park

The park has reserved 26 sites for iRV2 members. When you look at their site map Row A and B are reserved for us. Row B is pull thru and Row A is Backin. All site are 50/30 amp, water, and sewer. Each site comes with 79 channel cable TV and Wifi.

Reservations can not be made until the first week of January 2011. When making your reservation tell them you are with the iRV2 group. Telephone number for park is 360-293-5355.

If you plan on attending please email me at jackgibbs@q.com will get more sites if needed. I hope they are.

Park will provide us a meeting room at no cost. If weather is good we can use the cabana. (see site map)

If you have any comments or recommendations PLEASE email those to me also.

Larrygrandpa and Frankdamp are working up a list of things to do in the area, if you know of anything please let us know.

Will provide a list of each attendee to everyone, therefore, when you reserve a site again I need the information.

To ensure a name tag is made for you Please provide the following information to me for each person comming with you:

Name: Jack Gibbs
iRV2 user Name: Jack R
City State your from: Lacey, Wa.

Well thats it for now. If you need more information let me know. I'm sure we will have Happy hours daily and at least one potluck dinner and maybe a ladies breakfast. (men cook for the ladies)

Do hope to meet a lot of you.

Jack

jackgibbs@q.com

Re: what are the best discount camping clubs ???

To properly answer this question would require a book to cover all the if's and buts.
If you want to spend thousands of dollars you can camp for free in a limited number of places.
If you want to spend hundreds you can camp for 1/2 price at a larger number of places (some have limits on how many nights)
If you want to spend a handfull $50 to $100 you can stay at the parks they recomend you can save 10%.
A great deal is homework on your part, there are some great parks out there, the longer you stay the less you are required to spend.
I did not do my homework, but listened to friends. Now I own a membership ($6,000) and can only stay in 9 parks in one state.
HOMEWORK=HOMEWORK=HOMEWORK
You are doing the right thing so far. Look at iRV2.com,RVnet.com and Escapees Club website, also Good Sams.
Good Luck
Larry

Fun People in the Northwest

My DW and I are looking for a fun group of RVers in the far northwest, Washington,Idaho and Oregon.
We are currently trying to start an iRV2.com club for this area, but being fulltime retired and due to doctors visits, can't go to far from home right now.

Re: Transporting firewood

It is against the law to transport firewood from some states to another, because if the spread of bugs that kill trees.
If you get caught transporting from Washington to Oregon or Idaho, there is a big fine andp possible jail time.
I live in Washington and am sure we burn everything and will only buy wood from the locals.