Thanks for another Awesome review. You're one of the few channels that create reviews that allow us, the viewers, to really see the places you review. Whereas many who are creating reviews ( ie Thousand Trails) go so quickly thru campgrounds you don't get a real feel like I get with your reviews. You have really helped me in my decisions so far on what TTs I will visit. Thanks again and keep up the great work.
I would prefer using my filter on the coach side of the hose, simply because it can filter any bad taste coming from the tasteless water hose. However, I do run the filter at the spigot side of the hose because I don’t want added stress on my coach connection, which is only plastic, especially in colder weather. I may at some point try one of those 90 degree fittings to see if that is any better, but there’s still going to be the weight factor to contend with.. for now we always just bring drinking water is separate containers and use the park water for all the other uses and that seems to work fine for us.
Thank you for the review! I have reservations to visit Snowflower in just a few weeks. I have a 5th Wheel that is a wide body (8'6" or 102") with 3 Slides and is 33' long. On the back of the rig I have a hitch mounted generator rack that adds another 2.5 feet. So I'm not sure if that is considered "large" for this campground. Do you think I will have a problem navigating the camp sites or should I just plan on setting up at the "cliff" portion of the campground which is paved? I really appreciate your information as I have been watching every youtube video made to see if anyone talks about maximum rig size in the various areas of the facility. Thank you, Steve
The lower fawn area is tight, but upper fawn has a little more room. The Cliffs is the parking area in our review. I talked to a couple of people in that area, they said they didn’t mind the parking lot set up and it is much more level. Also closer to the pool, lodge, etc. We drove through all areas before choosing our spot just to see the options. Have fun! Let us know how it goes. 😊
I can "Bearly" believe how smart bears are. Glad you had an enjoyable time.
Awesome! Great park.
Thank you! We definitely want to go back.
Thanks for another Awesome review. You're one of the few channels that create reviews that allow us, the viewers, to really see the places you review. Whereas many who are creating reviews ( ie Thousand Trails) go so quickly thru campgrounds you don't get a real feel like I get with your reviews. You have really helped me in my decisions so far on what TTs I will visit. Thanks again and keep up the great work.
Thank you!
Agree Snowflower our favorite and Tahoe and Yosemite close behind
We loved Tahoe too!
I would prefer using my filter on the coach side of the hose, simply because it can filter any bad taste coming from the tasteless water hose. However, I do run the filter at the spigot side of the hose because I don’t want added stress on my coach connection, which is only plastic, especially in colder weather. I may at some point try one of those 90 degree fittings to see if that is any better, but there’s still going to be the weight factor to contend with.. for now we always just bring drinking water is separate containers and use the park water for all the other uses and that seems to work fine for us.
Thank you for the review! I have reservations to visit Snowflower in just a few weeks. I have a 5th Wheel that is a wide body (8'6" or 102") with 3 Slides and is 33' long. On the back of the rig I have a hitch mounted generator rack that adds another 2.5 feet. So I'm not sure if that is considered "large" for this campground. Do you think I will have a problem navigating the camp sites or should I just plan on setting up at the "cliff" portion of the campground which is paved? I really appreciate your information as I have been watching every youtube video made to see if anyone talks about maximum rig size in the various areas of the facility.
Thank you,
Steve
The lower fawn area is tight, but upper fawn has a little more room. The Cliffs is the parking area in our review. I talked to a couple of people in that area, they said they didn’t mind the parking lot set up and it is much more level. Also closer to the pool, lodge, etc. We drove through all areas before choosing our spot just to see the options. Have fun! Let us know how it goes. 😊
what was it called on google maps?
Snowflower RV Resort and Thousand Trails Snowflower
If you drive 99, you probably passed the Jerry Brown memorial in Fresno. That is where our 8 cent gas tax went.