Why You Should Use the "Sites at the Fort" App

[BradyBzLyn...Mo 2,023]

I debated calling this thread "Why You Should Not Call the Fort for Loop/Site Information"

 

Poking around the interwebz, I came across someone who called the Fort front desk to ask if they'll be able to fit they're very large camper with many slides into a site in the 300 loop.  They were told that it wouldn't be any problem at all, because all of the sites in the 300 loop are 60' long.

 

:rofl2: :rotfl6: :rotfl5: :lmao1:

 

For any new folks reading along that may not know, there's a spiffy Fort Fiends mobile app that gives accurate site specs and photos of all the sites at the Fort, including site length and an "ease of backing in" comment.  You can find links to that, plus videos of all camping loops, a great interactive Google earth map, and lots more good loop/site info on this page...

 

http://www.fortfiends.net/_/accomodations/loop-information/site-classifications-r61

[GaDawgFan.....Kelly 799]

One thing I've wondered.... does the length on the app count the sand pad?

[djsamuel 322]

One thing I've wondered.... does the length on the app count the sand pad?

 

 

Based on my experience at some sites (multiple stays at 228 and 229), it seems as though it does not count the sand.

[arthuruscg 34]

I believe it does not count the sand.

[AuburnJen 777]

No, it does not count sand

Plus, there are going to be some improvements coming to the app, as it is being reworked in the coding for newer phones. So, if you have a suggestion on something you would like to see added, there is a thread in the members section for comments and suggestions.