 This
KOA campground is about 8 miles away from the highway. As the two RV
Gypsies approached a big KOA sign, they also saw a little KOA sign next
to it with an arrow pointing straight ahead. Another RV did not see
the little sign and started to turn left, but had to stop and unhook
their toad because there was a narrow bridge with a weight limit so
most RVs can not go over the bridge. Luckily Lee Duquette saw the sign
and went the correct way.
The photo below on the right shows the river next to the road and the
water level was obviously a bit high. The road was very curvy and a
bit narrow. Parts of the road still had puddles, and the two RV Gypsies
heard that this area had a lot of rain recently. For this reason alone,
the two RV Gypsies would think twice about staying here in the future
because they would not want to risk the chance of a rain storm stranding
them here.
This was a nice enough campground though, but the sites were on the
short side. The two RV Gypsies had to park their toad sideways to fit
on the site because they have a 40-foot long RV and a long toad. The
campground offered free miniature golf, which is unusual because most
campgrounds charge for miniature golf.
Cable TV was provided and secured Wi-Fi which came in OK. The two
RV Gypsies were told that Maryland state law says "All bike
riders age 16 and under must wear a helmet." Use of generators
was prohibited in this campground. Check-out time was 1 P.M. Check-in
time was after 1 P.M. Vehicle washing was also prohibited, as it is
in most campgrounds. |
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