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Tarheel

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  1. I would highly recommend Red River, New Mexico. We liked it much better that the longer commutes from a Colorado RV park to the ski slopes. It's located just south of the Colorado border, but still in the Rockies. It's on the back side of the Taos ski area. The park is Red River RV Park. They offer full hookups during the winter and there is a ski slope shuttle that continuously circles back to the park throughout the day. It is a small park along the river, but the owners are great hosts and it's a great location from which to ski with a motorhome. We enjoyed two weeks there a couple of years ago in our 40 ft. MH during temperatures as low as -22. They don't want the water hose and sewer connections left hooked up, but the water connection is frostproof and can be used at any time to fill your water tank and you can dump right at your site. We had two feet of snow while there and it was a great ski vacation. Just be sure that your motorhome bays are heated. I put an extra ceramic heater in the basement to provide sufficient heat for it, even though my bays are normally heated. The town of Red River is small, but a very nice place ski resort town to spend a winter ski vacation.
  2. We are leaving next week to spend our third winter at Torrey Oaks RV & Golf Resort. It's located on US Rt. 17 between Bowling Green and Wachula, FL. Here is their web site - http://www.torreyoaksrv.com/. It's strickly a RV resort with no park models and the 18 hole golf course surrounds it. There is so much planned activity that often times you have to make decisions as to which you want to do. Friendliest RV park that we have ever stayed at!
  3. Ken- I had a similar problem this winter when I was plugged into 50 amps and my LED display showed only 30. An RV dealer who owned that campground spent over an hour trying to determine what was going on. The next morning he sent on of his guys back to work on it again. The first thing he asked me was if all of my breakers were turned on. I said I felt so, but went back and checked again. I found that the breaker for my engine heater was turned off. As soon as I turned it on, the LED display showed 50 amps. He explained why (which I can't remember), but that took care of it. It's worth a check to see if you might have the same problem. ****
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