While driving the RV to New
York, the two RV Gypsies saw a life-size pig on the porch of a restaurant
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Below: Crossing into New York
State from Delaware, the welcome sign was on one side of the road and
the "I Love NY " sign was on the other side of the
road. As Lee Duquette drove the RV past these two sign, Karen Duquette
just kept clicking the camera from one sign to another, back and forth,
hoping to get one nice photo of each, and she succeeded. |
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Below: Just before reaching
the KOA campground, Karen Duquette quickly snapped this photo of a garage
with a moose on it. |
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Below: Deerpark
is a town in the western part of Orange County, New York. Cuddebackville
is a hamlet in Deerpark. |
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Below: AWO at the KOA campground
- AWO stands for "All We Own" because it is the ONLY
home of the two RV Gypsies. This was just a one-night stopover for the
two RV Gypsies. |
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Deerpark/New York City NW
KOA in Cuddebackville, NY was just a one-night stopover for the two
RV Gypsies. When they booked this campground, they did not realize that
it was 15 miles off the highway, which meant 15 miles back to the highway
in the morning. This is reason enough for the two RV Gypsies to remember
NOT to book this campground again, even though it was a nice campground
with nice workers.
The campground had secured Wi-Fi at sites, but it was very slow. The
campground also had cable TV with lots of TV stations. And surprisingly,
the swimming pool still had water in it even though it was after Labor
Day. Most campgrounds close down their pools after Labor Day. (The two
RV Gypsies assume that the pool is heated, although they did not attempt
to use it.)
There were not a lot of RVs in the campground, given that it was a
week-day and off season, so nobody was in the pool. Anyone under 21
must have an adult with them to use the pool. It appeared that there
were a lot of amenities at this campground, so it could be a nice place
in season for those who use amenities other than their site, which is
the only thing the two RV Gypsies really care about. |
There were
three (3) wild roosters running around the KOA campground right by the
RV of the two RV Gypsies. |
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Below: The
two RV Gypsies took a short walk in the campground and saw some nice
fall colors by the river. |
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Below: A path in the woods
by the river took the two RV Gypsies up to the road and onto a bridge,
so Karen Duquette took one quick photo of the river from each side of
the bridge. |
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