Who says you can't take it with you. - RVing

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It's Memorial Day weekend and we are going to the campground where we've had our RV for two years. It is a 2 hour drive from home.

There are a lot of people who are seasonal as opposed to weekenders. The season runs from April to October, however, some choose to leave their campers there over the winter for an extra fee.

The campground has a few amenities (think affordable). There is a camp store, a rec. room with pool tables and arcade games, Friday night bingo, and on holiday weekends a DJ comes in for a dance. There is a large playground in the center of the campground. Sometimes, they show outdoor movies.

The best feature is Penns Creek right along the campground. It is a wonderful stream for fishing, catching crayfish or tubing.

There is a fishing lake not too far away. Hiking and ATV trails are nearby, too. Of course, just relaxing in the hammock is nice.

Our RV has most of the comforts of home. It has a microwave, double bowl sink, large refrigerator and an eating booth, which could turn into extra sleeping area, if needed. No dishwasher or disposal. The living room has a sofa which turns into a full bed. There is a swivel rocker. There is a built in radio/tape deck. The best feature is the very large bathroom with a large shower, toilet, and sink. The bedroom has 3 wardrobes and a queen size bed. There are 2 TV hookups, gas furnace, AC, electric and water hookups. They don't have sewer hookups here, but we pay $5 to have the guy come around and dump us. We put a 24' deck on the front after this picture was taken.

The main reason we keep coming back is because my daughter and her family have an RV parked in the lot beside ours. I get to visit her and my grandchildren. Our RV is pulled in backwards. This configuration allows our awnings to face each other. We share the large area between our RV. My other daughter and her family are weekenders. They brought their pop-up.

Here is Uncle Don giving the kids watermelon.

At one point, my daughter and I went to Mifflinburg, location of the buggy museum, to go to the supermarket. This sign was at the supermarket.

Across the street is a bank which has this sign and a parking area for horse and buggy for their Amish customers.

That evening, some went to Beaver Springs Dragway to see the Jet Truck. Are you getting the contrast between the buggy and the jet truck?