The two RV Gypsies stayed at Encore Thousand Trails Oceana Campground in Ocean City, Washington. As they turned left into the park entrance, there were ditches on both sides of the road. This made it a bit tricky to drive their big RV into or out of the park. This park did not have Wi-Fi (except at the clubhouse), but the two RV Gypsies had their own Wi-Fi which worked occasionally. NO TV at all in this campground unless you have a satellite dish, which the two RV Gypsies do not have.
The campground had all dirt toads and an extremely small clubhouse. Laundry was inside an old trailer. Luckily the two RV Gypsies do not use campground laundry rooms or restrooms. RV's or cars can be washed on site for an additional fee, but it would not do much good with the dirt roads in the park. There was a big empty field that the kids played in, but no pool. No personal mail accepted at this park. |
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The first part of the park had very few RV's in it on this date. Apparently everyone liked to drive over the narrow bridge (shown in the photo below) to the second half of the park. That may be because of the access to the beach. But that does make the small clubhouse, where Wi-Fi was located, and the laundromat trailer a bit of a walk. |
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Below: Karen Duquette on the
pathway at the far end of the campground. It had access to the beach
and was about a 1/4 mile walk. It was a cool day. |
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About half-way down the path to the beach, the two RV Gypsies spotted
a home-made tree full of odd things that were probably found on the
beach or in the water. Lee Duquette checked out a shoe to see if it
was his size. |
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Below: The two RV Gypsies
finally reached the beach. It was a cold day, and there was a mist in
the air just hovering over the sandy beach (see photo below on the right). |
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Below: Flocks of birds flying over the ocean shore. |
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Below: Lee Duquette freshening his nose. Kids!
Do NOT try this yourself !!!!!!!!!!. Actually, NOBODY should do this! |
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