Thank you so much! I've got a few others to get posted, but hope to be back on the way. We've got a few trips in here lately as well. We appreciate you! Have a great day!
Cool vid. Nice park. Not to be negative on you but I’m not sure why in all these campground vids, need to show showers, restrooms, and laundry rooms. RVs come with a bathroom(s) and shower. Just odd to me. Maybe just mention a laundry room. Anyways. Again not to be negative on you but all that do these review vids of parks. Everyone always shows the bathroom/showers. kind of a waste. Rather see views of the lake and the sites near them as you did. And again great job on the vid. Takes guts to do these.
Thank you for the view and comment. I'm glad you posed the observation. We have a few rules in our camper. One of them is "no #2 in the camper unless its an emergency," and for many reasons. As you may know, many campers do have restrooms / bathroom, but they are not always as comfortable as the amenities as home. To show the facilities at a campground allows one to make educated decisions if a certain facility would be suitable for their needs. Now, if you are a tent camper, as we have been in the past and since I was a child, the need to have an understanding of the restroom facilities is even more so the case. None the less, great comment and observation. If you haven't already, please be sure to subscribe and travel along with us. Have a great day!
@@DestinationCampground i appreciate the view of the laundry and bathhouses. We as well we're tent campers first before we got into the travel trailer world. And we agree. We try not to use the bathroom unless we have to in the camper. We use the toilet but we have yet to actually use the shower. Just too small. I love how well you review and show the whole campground as much as possible. These videos are hard to find. Great job. Subscribing now!
@@KimberlyPatterson1 not trying to be rude. What is the purpose of buying a camper if you don’t use the bathroom in it? I understand all of what you stated and agree it is smaller etc. , but why buy a camper to haul all your bath accessories to and from the campground bathroom ALL THE TIME? Esp if you do not get a close spot even to the bathrooms. That to me sounds like a pain in the butt. Everyone should know and understand how to use a rv toilet. Yes, anything can happen if all is done correct as well, but that’s just life . Stuff can go wrong in a house toilet just as well. It’s glamping for sure much easier then tents but is not exactly supposed to be like your home your used to either, otherwise it wouldn’t be somewhat camping lol. I’ve heard a lot of people like y’all do this I’ve just still not understood why they even bought the camper? To each their own I guess.
Glad to see you back doing your campground videos…my favorite follow on UA-cam. Well done.
Thank you so much! I've got a few others to get posted, but hope to be back on the way. We've got a few trips in here lately as well. We appreciate you! Have a great day!
Cool vid. Nice park. Not to be negative on you but I’m not sure why in all these campground vids, need to show showers, restrooms, and laundry rooms. RVs come with a bathroom(s) and shower. Just odd to me. Maybe just mention a laundry room. Anyways. Again not to be negative on you but all that do these review vids of parks. Everyone always shows the bathroom/showers. kind of a waste. Rather see views of the lake and the sites near them as you did. And again great job on the vid. Takes guts to do these.
Thank you for the view and comment. I'm glad you posed the observation. We have a few rules in our camper. One of them is "no #2 in the camper unless its an emergency," and for many reasons. As you may know, many campers do have restrooms / bathroom, but they are not always as comfortable as the amenities as home. To show the facilities at a campground allows one to make educated decisions if a certain facility would be suitable for their needs. Now, if you are a tent camper, as we have been in the past and since I was a child, the need to have an understanding of the restroom facilities is even more so the case. None the less, great comment and observation. If you haven't already, please be sure to subscribe and travel along with us. Have a great day!
@@DestinationCampground i appreciate the view of the laundry and bathhouses. We as well we're tent campers first before we got into the travel trailer world. And we agree. We try not to use the bathroom unless we have to in the camper. We use the toilet but we have yet to actually use the shower. Just too small. I love how well you review and show the whole campground as much as possible. These videos are hard to find. Great job. Subscribing now!
@@KimberlyPatterson1 not trying to be rude. What is the purpose of buying a camper if you don’t use the bathroom in it? I understand all of what you stated and agree it is smaller etc. , but why buy a camper to haul all your bath accessories to and from the campground bathroom ALL THE TIME? Esp if you do not get a close spot even to the bathrooms. That to me sounds like a pain in the butt. Everyone should know and understand how to use a rv toilet. Yes, anything can happen if all is done correct as well, but that’s just life . Stuff can go wrong in a house toilet just as well. It’s glamping for sure much easier then tents but is not exactly supposed to be like your home your used to either, otherwise it wouldn’t be somewhat camping lol. I’ve heard a lot of people like y’all do this I’ve just still not understood why they even bought the camper? To each their own I guess.