The coolest campsite... Some years ago we camped along the California coast north of Jenner as I recollect. We stays at this little old run down Rv park which was perched atop an ocean side cliff. The view was !AMAZING! They put us in a space right on the edge of that cliff. Talk about memorable! The old man & woman who had created the park decades and decades and decades ago had passed and their daughter had inherited the place and was intent on returning the park to its former glory. I wonder how she is getting along? We should plan a return trip there. !
These are the roads up here so much fun to drive for me relaxing even thank you so very much for sharing I came across while doing some research for our trip to Alaska
Roads like that is why I want a travel trailer so you can get out to places like that and leave your trailer back at camp. Another great one guys. Oh, (Sandwich)
Right on so true! We wouldn't be able to do a bunch of the stuff we do without parking the trailer in the middle of it all then going exploring. And bingo of course we had another sandwich lol!! Thanks for watching. 😀
Always remember to NEVER use your batteries alone to operate the slide outs. Either be plugged in to the tow vehicle with the engine running. Or be plugged into the shore power. Using the batteries only is not good for the batteries or the slide out electric motors.
Oh yea 100% if you can get out there you will not be disappointed. Absolutely beautiful country and we gotta go back because there is still so much we had to miss out on. We couldn't get enough of the rocky Oregon beaches. We miss them so much! Thank you for watching!! 😍
Love the vid. Did you guys have any issues pulling that travel trailer with that truck? I just purchased a 33foot trailer and plan to pull it with a ford f150 with tow package. Online says i should be able to pull around 1200lbs and the trailer is 6700 dry. Thanks in advance .
Thanks! We did not have any issues pulling with the tundra. Our max tow was around 8500 I believe. We were usually around 6k7k lbs. We have a cat scale video where we go over it in more detail. 1200lbs towing for a f150 does not seem right, way too low. Maybe you mean 12000 but that seems too high. I'd refer to your manual and find your specific model, engine, chasis etc it will tell you exactly.
I miss the old days, when people visited , enjoied, and left. Back when discoveries were NOT broadcast to every Tom Dick and Harry out there. When travelers didnt pimp every treasure they came across. FYI... Southern Oregon has a huge homeless problem. And a meth epidemic. We are smothered with the Jonny- come- latelys that are pouring in from California, thinking they have found paradise, only to proceed to Californicate our Oregon. Our polite, courtious locals are being disrespected on our roads. And our lands are being left dirty and disrespected by these heathens. I miss the Oregon that we locals took care of. Needless to say.... People who want to finance their travels by disclosing every pristine spot that they come across..... Are not people that I can admire.
These are the roads up here so much fun to drive for me relaxing even thank you so very much for sharing I came across while doing some research for our trip to Alaska
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We enjoyed the adventure to the redwoods.
The coolest campsite...
Some years ago we camped along the California coast north of Jenner as I recollect. We stays at this little old run down
Rv park which was perched atop an ocean side cliff. The view was !AMAZING! They put us in a space right on the edge of
that cliff. Talk about memorable! The old man & woman who had created the park decades and decades and decades ago
had passed and their daughter had inherited the place and was intent on returning the park to its former glory. I wonder
how she is getting along? We should plan a return trip there.
!
These are the roads up here so much fun to drive for me relaxing even thank you so very much for sharing I came across while doing some research for our trip to Alaska
Roads like that is why I want a travel trailer so you can get out to places like that and leave your trailer back at camp. Another great one guys. Oh, (Sandwich)
Right on so true! We wouldn't be able to do a bunch of the stuff we do without parking the trailer in the middle of it all then going exploring. And bingo of course we had another sandwich lol!! Thanks for watching. 😀
Always remember to NEVER use your batteries alone to operate the slide outs. Either be plugged in to the tow vehicle with the engine running. Or be plugged into the shore power. Using the batteries only is not good for the batteries or the slide out electric motors.
I love the way y’all use your drone footage. It really captures the breathtaking beauty!
Thank you so much! The drone is so cool and it helps when the area is just amazing too. 😊
We have yet to visit the Northwest! Great video, thanks for sharing. Oregon is for sure on our bucket list!
Thanks for watching! If you can get yourself to the PNW you will not regret it. Especially Oregon!
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A most excellent video. Thanks guys. bill in Florida
Thank you as always!!
We really need to make a trip to the Pacific Northwest. That scenery is amazing. Also, the sunset drone footage on the beach was wonderful!
Oh yea 100% if you can get out there you will not be disappointed. Absolutely beautiful country and we gotta go back because there is still so much we had to miss out on. We couldn't get enough of the rocky Oregon beaches. We miss them so much! Thank you for watching!! 😍
With as much as TTs cost I have long wondered - WHY DO TRAILERs NOT HAVE POWER LEVELING JACKs?
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Love the vid. Did you guys have any issues pulling that travel trailer with that truck? I just purchased a 33foot trailer and plan to pull it with a ford f150 with tow package. Online says i should be able to pull around 1200lbs and the trailer is 6700 dry. Thanks in advance .
Thanks! We did not have any issues pulling with the tundra. Our max tow was around 8500 I believe. We were usually around 6k7k lbs. We have a cat scale video where we go over it in more detail. 1200lbs towing for a f150 does not seem right, way too low. Maybe you mean 12000 but that seems too high. I'd refer to your manual and find your specific model, engine, chasis etc it will tell you exactly.
trail mix?
And now that this video is 4yrs old. That spot is now a homeless camp😂
I miss the old days, when people visited , enjoied, and left.
Back when discoveries were NOT broadcast to every Tom Dick and Harry out there.
When travelers didnt pimp every treasure they came across.
FYI...
Southern Oregon has a huge homeless problem.
And a meth epidemic.
We are smothered with the Jonny- come- latelys that are pouring in from California, thinking they have found paradise, only to proceed to Californicate our Oregon.
Our polite, courtious locals are being disrespected on our roads. And our lands are being left dirty and disrespected by these heathens.
I miss the Oregon that we locals took care of.
Needless to say....
People who want to finance their travels by disclosing every pristine spot that they come across.....
Are not people that I can admire.
You should shave your beard and sell it😂.
These are the roads up here so much fun to drive for me relaxing even thank you so very much for sharing I came across while doing some research for our trip to Alaska