Boca Rest Campground Ride: October 12th-15th

Glad it’s chilly. You can always bundle up for cold but you can only take off so many clothes in the heat. Driving naked your ass and back still sweat.


Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Group ride at Boca Rest Campground - October 12th to 15th.

Please post to be added to the list.

1) Mike621
3) stetson , Cowgirl "T"
4) Cammer & Wife
5) Ajb9
6) Dune Rider
7) AlfaBaz & Patti
8) Maverick4me & Wife
9) Washrepair
10) 66Elco
11) Kbachell
12) Sandfreak & Dad
13) Quadloco
14) Danielfamily05
15) Bajaw + 1
16) Gamdrvr
17)

We are also staying at the RV park. We would ok with splitting up the group since its so big.

Quote:

---

Originally Posted by Maverick4me

Sounds good to me since the group is getting rather large. So maybe having a leader from RV park (Alan), and a leader from Campground (Mike) would be a good idea. From what I hear they both know the area well.

---

Quote:

---

Originally Posted by Sandfreak

We are also staying at the RV park. We would ok with splitting up the group since its so big.

---

Big? This is nothing, we've had 30+ before.

Wow, those lows just keep droppin! Glad I picked up some insulated gear for the kid today!


Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Quote:

---

Originally Posted by 66Elco

Wow, those lows just keep droppin! Glad I picked up some insulated gear for the kid today!


Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

---

Got my propane tanks full, winter gear out, loaded a bunch of firewood, going to be on the cool side [emoji1417] but at least it's going to be nice and sunny during the day.

So no one answered my original question, if you don't have the "all weather" package on your trailer, how do you keep the water lines under the trailer from freezing?

Quote:

---

Originally Posted by Dune Rider

So no one answered my original question, if you don't have the "all weather" package on your trailer, how do you keep the water lines under the trailer from freezing?

---

Probably at least want to insulate your exposed plumbing lines. I would ask an RV professional at a service dept. If it was closer to 30 degrees I would go for it, 20 seems like asking for trouble but Im an electrician haha


Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Quote:

---

Originally Posted by Dune Rider

So no one answered my original question, if you don't have the "all weather" package on your trailer, how do you keep the water lines under the trailer from freezing?

---

I would not be too worried about the trailer pipes in and under the trailer as long as you run a heater at night. I have camped in the snow with my old non insulated for a few days and it was fine. however the water hose outside will freeze up so not a good idea to leave it hooked up.

Quote:

---

Originally Posted by Ajb9

I would not be too worried about the trailer pipes in and under the trailer as long as you run a heater at night. I have camped in the snow with my old non insulated for a few days and it was fine. however the water hose outside will freeze up so not a good idea to leave it hooked up.

---

When we were in Idaho a couple years ago we were disconnecting the hose at night because of temp's but never had any problems with the trailer pipes !!