Camping at Dale Hollow SRP, Kentucky

Had some cooler weather set in and decided to spend a few days in South Central Kentucky at one of the newest and prettiest state park in Kentucky. Enjoyed the time out to relax and try out our my new E bike.
Two geocaches on the state park, both well worth the small hikes out to see.

[@michaellowrey8159]

Not related, but maybe some incite to future Geo Pro or other RV brands. When buying our 2020 Geo Pro, we got hooked in by it having many extras that we had not looked into. A griddle and table. Tire pressure monitor (we already had purchased this). 2 Batteries, 2 propane tanks. All these we enjoy. And also, the WiFi Ranger. And I knew of this product, but only for future needs. And it is the Sky 4 system. And we were told you could add a SIM card. (Hold on to this thought). So we have only used this twice as only one RV park had WiFi. So, me thinking, hey, let's get a SIM card so we can make more use of it. Not so fast, re member being told "you can add a SIM card. Well wouldn't you know it, the Sky 4 installed does not have the part needed. That item will cost you $200.00 + the additional cost of the SIM card and service. So again, Sky 4 was not on our LIST but we welcomed the addition. Just a little miss leading from the over all purchase

[@Turtle3863]

Yes, I have had very little use for the WiFi booster

[@Tom-In-Ga]

Beautiful park. Gotta' say, thank goodness for state parks. One of the very few places you can go and enjoy life for such a little cost. Like Kentucky, Georgia has a wonderful state park system. My wife and I take advantage of them at least for a couple of days every other week, even through winter. I'm still drooling over your e-bike. I know I can look it up but how hard is it to load and unload and where do you keep it when travelling, truck bed or inside camper?

[@Turtle3863]

The e bike is pretty heavy, 70 lbs, I keep folded in a 50 gal storage bin in the back of the truck with tarp over it, you can see it in the video. To remove from bin, I grab it low an lift out, then I unfold it in the bed of truck and roll to the back where I let it down one wheel at a time. It’s doable but have to be careful not to strain your back. I might come up with some kind of ramp it the future.