Fort Wilderness

Looking at campsites at FW and saw that if you have a pet/pets, the price is
$5.00 per night extra.
Does this include cats that never leave the RV ?

--
JerryD(upstateNY)

<the price is
$5.00 per night extra.
Does this include cats that never leave the RV ? <

When I asked the front desk CM a question similar to this, she said
lots of pets (in non-pet loops) live like this....free.
I can't imagine it's a problem if they're never outside.

"JerryD(upstateNY)" <joe@anywhere.> wrote in message
news:OQJ2f.34677$Xl2.3554@twister.nyroc....
> Looking at campsites at FW and saw that if you have a pet/pets, the price
> is $5.00 per night extra.
> Does this include cats that never leave the RV ?

When you were younger, did you ever sneak someone
in the drive-in theater?

On Wed, 12 Oct 2005 05:35:26 -0700, Ralph E Lindberg
<n7bsn@callsign.net> wrote:

>In article <nt1pk1ltspo11d4ng5luk4ucekea1fo0ve@>,
> Dave in Dallas - The One And Only <Daveintx@swbell.net> wrote:
>
>> What
>> size camper do you travel in and where do you go with that nasty ol'
>> box?
>>
> We put ours in the shower. Friends with basement units have a
>door-in-the-floor to get down to the walled off compartment.

We've thought about the shower, too. We don't use it much because I
don't fit all that well in it. I was just aftraid that the sand might
clog the drain. I love the idea of the door-in-the-floor idea. I've
got to mull that over a bit.





Dave in Dallas - The one and only!
Accept no substitutes.

On Thu, 13 Oct 2005 06:51:20 GMT, "JerryD\(upstateNY\)"
<joe@anywhere.> wrote:

>We put ours in the shower, also.
>We took off the shower door because we never use the shower, anyway.
>Every campground we stay at have better showers than the tiny one in the RV.
>I also put some shelves in the shower, above the cat box, to give us more
>storage.

COOL IDEA about the shelves! Yeah our shower is pretty much not used.
When I do use it I have to accept that washing my feet is out of the
question.



Dave in Dallas - The one and only!
Accept no substitutes.

Dave in Dallas - The One And Only <Daveintx@swbell.net> wrote:

: We've thought about the shower, too. We don't use it much because I
: don't fit all that well in it. I was just aftraid that the sand might
: clog the drain. I love the idea of the door-in-the-floor idea. I've
: got to mull that over a bit.

Get a rubber floor mat and put it over the drain. Then any "sand" that
escapes will not clog the drain. Any loose particulates can be swept up
before using water to clean the floor. I had a thought. You may want to
check the "rubbermaid" aisle in your local mega store (Walmart, Target,
etc) for shelving. Most of them have various shelving that comes apart
easily. This way if you want to use the shower the entire shelf unit could
be moved out temporarily and then be replaced. And being rubber/plastic
any water that remains or leaks onto the shelving won't hurt. With that
idea in mind you may want to put all the stored items in plastic bins with
lids which would make it easier to move the contents as well as moisture
protection. :)

Randy

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Randy Berbaum
Champaign, IL

On Fri, 14 Oct 2005 03:53:47 +0000 (UTC), Randy Berbaum
<rberbaum@bluestem.prairienet.org> wrote:

>Dave in Dallas - The One And Only <Daveintx@swbell.net> wrote:
>
>: We've thought about the shower, too. We don't use it much because I
>: don't fit all that well in it. I was just aftraid that the sand might
>: clog the drain. I love the idea of the door-in-the-floor idea. I've
>: got to mull that over a bit.
>
>Get a rubber floor mat and put it over the drain. Then any "sand" that
>escapes will not clog the drain. Any loose particulates can be swept up
>before using water to clean the floor. I had a thought. You may want to
>check the "rubbermaid" aisle in your local mega store (Walmart, Target,
>etc) for shelving. Most of them have various shelving that comes apart
>easily. This way if you want to use the shower the entire shelf unit could
>be moved out temporarily and then be replaced. And being rubber/plastic
>any water that remains or leaks onto the shelving won't hurt. With that
>idea in mind you may want to put all the stored items in plastic bins with
>lids which would make it easier to move the contents as well as moisture
>protection. :)

Excellent suggestions. Thanks.


Dave in Dallas - The one and only!
Accept no substitutes.

I was looking at the pictures on Deb's site of the showers at the comfort
stations.
Is there only one shower per comfort station ?
It looks like it in the pictures.
We would like a full hookup which are at loops 100, 200, 300, 400, 500, 700
and 1400.
There is 1 comfort station between loop 100 and 200.
One for loop 300.
One for loop 400, 500 and 700.
One for loop 1400.
We have the shower in our RV, converted to a cat litter box, so we need
access to showers.
Any suggestions on which would be best for using the shower ?

--
JerryD(upstateNY)

<Any suggestions on which would be best for using the shower ?

Any full hook up loop has lighter comfort station use than the
partials, because not all RV owners keep a cat box in their showers.
There are about half a dozen showers in each, and you would be wise to
avoid the early morning rush. Loops 100 and 200 have some of the most
massive trailers I have ever seen continually parked in them, and I
doubt most of these folks ever enter the public bathrooms.