This camping trip I am boon docking. So I put the rod back in and have hung my clothes on it. Not in the way. I am going to full hookup tomorrow and will move all to the bed, pole too. Which may get long in the tooth to do. When I use the shower I like to put the fan on low, wipe down the walls, put a little bit of the curtain in the door and let it dry out. Since it is just me this may be a way to do it.

Greetings,

when you get time could you post the size of the plastic totes and the model # of the corner shelf.

Thanks

WWR

I bought a clear plastic soap dish and corner shelf which I mounted to the left of the sink.  It mounts with suction cups but doesn't adhere to the wallpaper finish however silicone gel holds it great!

The quarters are tight in the little bathroom but the fact I am in my own bathroom and I KNOW it is clean is more than worth the small quarters.

I purchased a clear plastic storage box with wheels.  We store towels in it and it slides perfectly under the bed.

The storage under the dinette seat holds 8 clear plastic totes, and is where we store EVERYTHING!  When we arrive at our campsite, we take the totes out, put them under a folding table which we set up inside the dome. It's great! We don't have to keep raising the seat to get stuff out and everything is visible and contained. 

Someone mentioned several months back that they had purchased a spring loaded corner shelf at WalMart for $10.00….got it and it works great in the bathroom.

My sympathy.

B

 

Yes, you do have friends here.

 

By the way,  I will be over your way on Labor Day weekend.  My daughter, son-in-law, and grandsons are camping at Tremont Outdoor Resort (didn't that used to be Tremont Hills?).  There weren't many sites left but we got two on the river, and we are paying a small fortune for them because of the holiday weekend.   That's what we get for the Smokies being the most visited national park in America!

I hear you talking when you say the prices are high in resort towns.

Will not be able to leave until after the 7th of July( and that is kind of iffy too). Have been combing the campgounds, would you believe Elkmont in the Park has nothing I would want to camp on until sometime in September and nothing , of course, on the river. I have been eyeing Townsend. Oh well, I am making and freezing meals for a sick friend and plan to get a run of peach jam done this week and Weed, Weed, Weed Being gone and coming back after a lot of rain has my patch looking like a jungle.

 

Sounds as if you may have another Pod person there. After so many months without using mine, I might as well be starting over. Just need to get out there and learn to say NO. I am going to look into the camp grounds in the Ga. mountains, some that you recommended.

 

Hey Jerry and Sandy,

 

I went to Fort Mountain State Park on Memorial Day Weekend.  I love it up there, so I had a great maiden voyage with my grandsons.  Haven't tried camping at Salacoa Creek yet -- it is almost in my backyard -- and not nearly as big (I live on a 44 acre farm in Red Bud)!

 

I had a family emergency and pulled my rpod up to my mom's backyard in Brevard, near Asheville, NC, so I wouldn't have to get a hotel room there.  The prices of hotels in that little mountain town in the summertime are outrageous, and I also needed to be closer to my mom's house.  My stepdad was very ill and subsequently passed away this past week.  My sister and I nursed him in order to spare our mother who is frail and could not have done it, and he didn't want to be hospitalized.  It was a horrible time for my stepdad and for all of us,  too, but my rpod did give me a little peace and comfort as my home away from home -- even if I did give the jacks a good "sanding" going up the driveway  But the pod was a blessing for sure.

 

I will be back up there in the NC mountains mid July to "properly" camp out for our family reunion.  I love camping in the pod.  It's so easy to set up and break down camp.  One of my aunts who has owned several RVs - motorcoach, 5th wheel, truck camper, etc., - took one look at my Rpod and fell in love with it.  My uncle said, "Oh, no, Diane -- you've gone and done it now!"

 

I missed the owners forum a lot while I was gone (had a laptop but was too busy to log on) -- I almost feel like I have family here - well, friends anyway.

 

Diane

Hope to see you around soon....we went to Salacoa Creek this past weekend and McKinney on Allatoona a few weeks ago. 

What I meant was, the front and two sides actually can be unzipped from the rDome, leaving you with virtually the same thing you see in the photo. 

The skirting runs behind the tire.

B

B

B

 

Well, true, but don't you think this awning would be easier and take less time to set up than the dome?