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When we were there last there was staff that prevented larger vehicles from entering.  Those that were big but not too big could pay a fee to have traffic restricted to one way so they could go down the center of the tunnel.

The old 1998 Coachmen Class C is getting a little old, thinking of putting some time into some remodeling.  My only hope is this forum.  ;D Some projects I am thinking about and looking for advice on. 1.  There is carpet in the bunkhouse and front of the coach and vinyl in the middle (we have...

Generally speaking KOA's are very kid friendly.  They often have arcades, pools, mini-golf and other things that rowdy kids like.  In general, I think it depends on what kind of experience you are looking for in a camp ground. If you have kids that want to run around with other kids, play on a...

We have a 1998 Coachmen Pathfinder 34' Class C that is still going strong.  It has held up really well.  If their newer models have the quality as their predecessors I would definitely give Coachmen an A.

I can afford the gas, but finding a park with adequate hookups is proving to be a real pain in the ...!

If you are traveling with children Grizzly imho is not your best bet.  If you are doing West Yellowstone the KOA while most members here would say it is a mad house, it offers a much better experience for kids.  Personally if you don't have a vehicle I would opt to stay at one of the campgrounds...

Count me and my family in.  Maybe we need to start one.  We are currently up in Durango, Ouray this weekend.  Would have been great to travel with other families.  We have two families that we travel on short 3 day trips with in Arizona.  Would love to add a fourth!!! I tried a siimilar post...

Anything in the Carson, CA area.  Specifically near Home Depot Center?

Being a Gen X techie and child of the Internet as well as a Free Software developer.  It pissed me off that I spent good money on a Woodall's guide, Sam's Club membership, Camping World membership and KOA Membership and then found they want to charge me MORE money to get decent listings on...

Appears there are a couple of origins out there... One: in a pig's eye - never, 'in your dreams', impossible - 'in a pig's eye' meaning 'never' seems to be an American development, since it is not used in the UK, and the English equivalent meaning never is 'pigs might fly', or 'pigs will fly'...

I thought others might find the following interesting: RV Vacations Are Least Expensive, Study Finds Even during a summer of record-high gas prices, RV trips remain the least expensive type of vacation, according to a new study comparing vacation costs. (Article Found Here). [edit]Fixed link...

We live in the East Valley (Gilbert, AZ) and were thinking of going up to the white mountains this weekend.  We really enjoyed our drive through there last month.  If you go to anything local to Arizona drop on line on the forum.  Would love to meet some forum members.

I know of at least two topics on this subject. One was someone interested in RVing, but worried about wife's health. http://www.rvforum.net/SMF_forum/index.php?topic=1659.0 The other was asking how to make an RV handicap accessible. http://www.rvforum.net/SMF_forum/index.php?topic=1132.0

If the days driving was good.  :D If my allergies are acting up and the smoke is blowing right in my face. But more often then not we are : the one starting the campfire on your arrival? ???