Lee and Karen Duquette,
The Two RV Gypsies: Full-Time RVers

at Newberry/Tahquamenon Falls KOAunhappy face
13724 M-28
Newberry, Michigan - Luce County
phone: -'800.562.5859 for more information, dates and times
September 10 - 11, 2015
SPECIAL COMMENTS and PERSONAL OBSERVATIONS OF THE TWO RV GYPSIES
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This campground had 105 sites and covers a large area. The roads were dirt roads, but fairly wide. The site the two RV Gypsies was very nice because it was grassy, long, and had trees and was 50-amp full hook-ups.

However, the campground Wi-Fi was not working, but the two RV Gypsies used their own Wi-Fi. No TV channels came in. Even with all the empty sites, they put 4 RVs right in a row. Lee Duquette chose this place so they could go to Tahquamenon Falls and Pictured Rocks. But Karen Duquette reminded him that they had already been to those falls.

The campground had a pool, and surprisingly it still had water in it even though it was after Labor Day, but of course nobody was in it because the weather was quite cool. Other amenities: basketball net, mini golf, bike rentals, horseshoes, a pavilion, all of which the two RV Gypsies never use.

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