@GlampDaddy ... what kind of workcamper duties do you all have there? Looks like a great place to be.
@FLSteve The hatchery is lacking a few staff, so we do things that allow them to take care of their primary responsibilities without the regular interruptions. So, we are responsible for landscape (mowing, watering plants, weeding, etc), some maintenance items. I fix broken stuff in their wood shop and Jeanette keeps the hummingbirds fed and gives occasional tours. We made the fish truck all shiny for the blueberry parade. We work about 20 hours a week and have plenty of time to explore the area and fish for walleye in a small local lake. We're looking to do it again next summer...maybe northern NY.@GlampDaddy ... what kind of workcamper duties do you all have there? Looks like a great place to be.
FLSteve
"lots of new concrete and hookups out front". Are they all pull thru sites? Otherwise I think having the utilities out by the road is not a good thing.View attachment 20271We landed in McMinnville, OR on Monday - my brother who lives in Forest Grove, OR came out today and fixed our electronics...so now we are rigged up with the firestick our daughter had given us 2 years agobut we could never get to work.... or I can play TOTK. just waiting for a rainy day now. Oregon is struggling with a few wildfires and we decided to reroute our trip a bit which only adds a few miles. Restrooms/showers, laundry, and wifi at this park are all first-rate.
9/10 stars (1 star taken off because our site was missing its tree... but on the other hand we were only two sites away from the restroom showers. We like to use park facilities when they're nice - it saves having the dump our tanks so often.
BTW, they seem to be doubling the size of the park - lots of new concrete and hookups out front, beautiful new building under construction - maybe new hq? Apparently, this area is popular for antiques, wines, and best of all, a huge aircraft museum next to the RV park - Hefner's Blue Goose is housed inside. Can easily spend all day at museum.
Might try this spot next month - looks nice!
Looks good enough and its on the route for my next trip - I’ll put it on the list. I’ll be stopping somewhere between Winnemucca and Wendover. Nice you posted this because looking at it on G-Earth I’d probably pass but from your pics it looks just fine.
As a side note, just blew the Sanicon hose at our last stop and have another one coming to our next stop. I really wish they could either reduce the pressure of the pump or source a stronger hose for these systems. My result, (after using a half roll of rescue tape trying to repair the pin holes) was the hose actually separated from the molded end. It wasn't as bad as the scene from "RV", but still a bit messy. That, and a check engine light (non critical, which may go away after a few start cycles) for NOx ppm, which I'll get checked at our yearly Freightliner visit in Oct. Hoping for no more issues on this trip.
Did you check for codes? If it persists, check the LBCU (or your code reader if you have one) and post the codes of any. High NOX can mean insufficient DEF making it through the system.
