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Last fall my wife and I decided to take a trip to Disney and because we had just bought our motor home and discovered this forum we thought the Fort would be a good idea! We shared our plans with our families and welcomed them to plan the trip with us and go as a group. The only taker was my Mom so she just hitched a ride with us. So our dates were set and we knew who was going (My wife and I, our four kids and my Mom). We made plans to drive April 1st and 2nd. April 3rd - 10th at the fort and drive home the 11th and 12th. We were going to be at the fort for 8 days and got 7 day par

Site 44, Water, Electric, nonexistant OTA TV reception. Good Verizon 4G coverage.

We camped in an Airstream Argosy for 20 years. Loved that trailer. There's nothing like an Airstream! But, with that being said, we traded up for a Class A. And however much I thought I would miss the Airstream, I've never looked back. But if we ever had to move back to a TT, it would only be in an Airstream.

I love Airstreams; it's hard for me to not stalk owners at campgrounds...haha ? For us, we just couldn't afford one and we wanted a little more space that a slide affords you. But seriously...love 'em. I agree with you on the larger tanks. We have a local CG that we really like, but we limit our stats to 3 nights (typically 2) because the sites are not full hook-ups.

Great report so far and lucky about the tire. We're planning our first trip for this fall!

So the first day of driving we got a very late start, about 3 hours after what we were planning. We drove and got to Nashville then decided start looking for a place for the night. My wife got on the phone and started calling campgrounds and found that there was something going on in Nashville and everyone was full. She finally found a place at Cullman Campgrounds, it was nothing fancy we just parked on the grass and plugged in for the night. The next morning my wife said a tire looked low and when I checked it was very low. I had put an air compressor in the storage under the motor home

DVC at Wilderness Lodge. They'll get more per night and can play on people nostalgia.

Brown paint guy to the rescue!!! Best Regards, Norm