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Justardnck

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Posted: 01/12/08 08:41am Link  |  Quote  |  Print  |  Notify Moderator

We figured we would use a local KOA for our first time just in case there are any problems or issues we'll only be 10 miles from home. So we'll be leaving today at about 5pm for our overnight maiden voyage.


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Good idea! Let us know how your 'shake-down cruise' goes.


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I have heard good things about the Lion Country Safari KOA. Have fun.

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Justardnck

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mockturtle wrote:

Good idea! Let us know how your 'shake-down cruise' goes.
Towing it's no problem because I bought it in Daytona and towed it back to West Palm Beach, what we wanna make sure is that the plumbing, appliances and other stuff works as it should. Not to mention we wanna make sure that we pack properly being it's our first time

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Pack Properly? How do you do that?
If I'm like most folks I pack different every trip.
I think I don't need that thing I'll leave it home or I sure wish I had brought that thing I left home.
I don't think I have heard of Lion Country Safari where is it located?
Good luck on your trip.





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pete42 wrote:

Pack Properly? How do you do that?
If I'm like most folks I pack different every trip.
I think I don't need that thing I'll leave it home or I sure wish I had brought that thing I left home.
I don't think I have heard of Lion Country Safari where is it located?
Good luck on your trip.
Well as far as packing... we just don't know what will make things more convenient yet so... you get the idea

Lion Country Safari is a pretty cool place especially for the kids, they have a convenient KOA on premises. I built the giraffe cages inside and got the opportunity to drive through the entire place. I also installed the front electronic security gate on the KOA that's how I knew they had a KOA. They are located in the center of Palm Beach County Florida a few mile from the south east corner of Lake Okeechobee.

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mockturtle

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Regarding packing: I have a spiral notebook where I have kept our packing list over the years. It has been changed from RV to RV but has been pretty useful. We've never forgotten anything important. I keep a magnetic notepad in the RV to write down items we would like to bring next time or buy.

In my opinion, lists are very important. Set-up lists, take-down lists, maintenance lists. The list goes on....

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Let us know how it goes! Enjoy your maiden voyage!


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To late now but I would have told you to bring ant bait .. the red ants there are still bad .. Campground isn't bad .. another place to try out close to home .. John Prince Park .. electric and water


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Hey John Prince now has full hook-ups Sewer, water and electric, and for about $20.00 dollars a night.





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