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My pet peeve is when people insist on making a fire with wet wood so it smokes to high heaven. Invariably the wind is blowing away from their camp (into mine) so they don't care. Having to shut all the windows in 90+ degree weather and stay inside (so I can breathe) is no fun.
I lived in Tobyhanna for 3 years. Gorgeous area, terrible people. We ended up moving because most of the people there came from the city and didn't understand that people who live in the woods want peace and quiet. But I loved the state park there. I would hike around the lake almost every week. It's cool to see you guys in a familiar area.
This is my neck of the woods, I live in Monroe county its a nice area for the most part. I just got my first Rv and this is one of the parks on my list once I hit the road, So I'm glad to of caught this video thanks for the information!
This PA campground looks good. We've stayed at several state campgrounds that we barely fit. We're a 38 foot motorhome with a toad. Many times tree branches were not trimmed along the entrance roads which made it a tight squeeze or branches scraped the top. One time, in Kansas, we asked for a pull thru and they gave us what they called a pull -through. It was two campsites close together. We were supposed to pull thru the one and then make a 45 degree turn to get into the other one. And, we had to unhook our toad. This one too, charged us for two vehicles; the motorhome and the toad. I'm glad this PA was a good one. We've only had a few that worked for us in our travels.
Great video. I may not ever visit this campground, but I always learn so much from your reviews. Now I have to tell you a real story about Release and why I can't thank you enough for recommending it. We traveled 560 miles to a campground and were towing our Jeep. We stopped half-way here for lunch and a fill up on diesel when we noticed that the Jeep was covered in oil and the back of our 44ft Class A baby was also covered in oil. The cap on the fill tube for oil had come loose and was hanging there. Oil everywhere. Surprisingly, our oil pressure while driving had only dropped very slightly so I thought I would just check on it when we got the campground. Well, there was no way I was going to leave that truck stop with oil all over everything. So, I grabbed my Release jug, the sprayer I ordered with the Release, and a bag of 100 shop towels I always carry. A little Release and some water, and my telescoping ladder and I was on a cleaning mission. Not more than 30 minutes later, the RV was shining and so was the Jeep. I used about 10 shop rags and everything looked perfect again. Release is truly an amazing product!!! No hose needed, no pre-wash needed, just spray, wait one minute, and wipe off the oil. Insane! SO...big thanks to your channel for bringing Release into my RV life.
nice review, glad you have a good stay. We stayed at Tobyhanna a couple of years ago, in the summer. It was horrible. Campers across from us had a big party, played loud music most of night. Campers next to us also the same, talked most of night with loud music until 1 in the morning. Tobyhanna is off our list.
Only recently found you guys … so happy I did!! I hail from south Jersey … used to camp exclusively in state parks there … loved it (although I do agree that pa’s seem to be a notch above) … totally miss it … there is nothing like ‘local’ camping … lived in the midwest for a couple of decades and now in Texas … they try but not quite the same … thanks for giving me a taste of home!! And keep those campfires burning!
Nice review. Since I'm from Pa and do most of my camping in PA State Parks I just want to comment on some of your comments. No worries.... Most of our State Parks are in very remote areas where cell service isn't reachable. It is getting better but not there yet. Also because our State Parks are funded mostly by taxpayer dollars the dollars only stretch so for. There are a lot of parks that are getting some full hook ups but it takes time. I remember as a kid camping in these parks and we really roughed it, no electric or showers. The creeks we camped along helped us kids keep cleaner. We have it so easy today with electric. Still love the roughing/boondocking. Looking forward to your new adventures, tips and news.
Used to camp at tobyhanna every year growing up. It went through some changes, more sites were added and more electric sites. Growing up it used to be tent heavy. Those big bathrooms weren’t there, the one in the middle used to be a big playground and the bathrooms used to be primitive. Garbage cans used to be every hundred feet a pod of 4. Great bass and bullhead fishing as well. We went back for the first time two years with our Rv in over 20 years. Only thing we didn’t like was a certain smell in the air from other sites. You need to check out Lackawanna state park. That’s our favorite.
I’m just getting back into camping after 40 to 45 years. Started in 1969 stopped early 80’s. Actually with a Jayco 23 RBS now, it’s glamping for sure. The motor homes are nice, but I could never relax driving that beast, lol. Enjoy your travels out there. Thanks
We were in site 13 while you guys were there and heard several comments about the generator. Thought you might mention the party that went on till 1:00 am Saturday night. Great state park though!
We go to the Poconos a lot and this is not that far from where we stay, so we'll need to put it on our list and check it out. Thanks for your CG reviews. You're great!
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I'm puzzled why someone would use a generator when there is electric at their site. We have been tent camping for a long time and almost all the state park sites in Michigan have electric, and you mentioned that there is electric on the sites in that campground also. Are there some sites without electric? Does the park not have rules on using generators?
We like Pymatuning at Jamestown, PA. Only the circle has full hook-ups. The outside ring has electricity only. The beach is nice, there is a camp store, you can purchase wood, the local town has homey restaurants, and it isn't far from 2 big cities for shopping. We recently moved away and miss this park terribly.
We went on our maiden voyage last fall, had pre screened the state park, and somehow still got a site that was a foot and a half out of level. It worked me to death getting level. Thanks for the blower reminder, need to take that next time.
Okay, MJ, you asked about pet pigs. True story. Irina & I usually go to Carmel, CA, for a week to celebrate our wedding anniversary (Actually M-F so we miss the insane weekend tourist rush). When we go we stay at a fantastic pet-friendly hotel a few blocks off the main drag (Ocean Blvd). The rooms are really neat, have "dutch doors" and it's a very cozy and wonderful place. So the first night we're there our Service Dog in Training is fascinated by the room directly across from us and just keeps staring at the opposing door. The next morning, Irina takes our pup for her morning "hurry" (our command for toileting) and comes back in with "There are two pigs in the room across from us!" Sure enough, two porkers, both about 50-60 pounds. Quiet, clean, and (MJ, you'll LOVE this) when the folks took them out to the toileting area, they had them on harnesses. Gotta admit, they were sweet and well behaved four-legged kids. That's my story and I'm stickin' to it.
Pigs make very good pets, but you need to be smarter than the pig. Not sure how they'd rank on an IQ test, but their intelligence level is pretty high. Once you let one in the house it will never be happy outside again.
We're full-timers too and working on growing our TH-cam channel. I like your campground rating videos and that you explain what you look for. You mentioned a pig at a campground. There's a campground pig at Mammoth Ridge campground in East Tenn. near Baileyton. She roams throughout the campground wherever she wants to go
As avid campers we travel now with a large 5th wheel & are not willing to go solar. We need power & will run a generator as needed. A barking dog can be tuned out, but miss behaving children are worse. Also adults that over drink. At least these are not permanent neighbors, we all move on. Try to ignore these things as each family has different circumstances.
Living in Michigan and alot of state parks..they told us..some have water, but if they went full hook ups would have to be state wide..which would drive prices up...
Have you ever been to Prince Gallitzen State Park in PA? We have been going to Prince Gallitzen for many years. It is an amazing place with a huge lake, boat rentals, swimming, a camp store, hiking trails, and bike ramps. It is a must see kind of place.
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This dies look like a nice clean state park. I would stay there. Thank you Izzy and MJ for the review! It’s good seeing the dogs! Your fir babies. Nice they allow pets. Nice lake they have there. Nice they have trails as well. Thank you so much Izzy and MJ for this video. Safe travels. See you soon!
We typically expect nearly $40 a night to get you full hookups including sewer. In Ohio and Colorado (and in between) we typically see around $20 for electric only... maybe upper $20 range for electric and water... then a free sewer dump in the campground. And these are VERY nice (usually State) campgrounds. I'll bet you guys can't wait to get away from those prices in the northeast!!
We met a pet pig in Casa Grande, AZ. They took it to the dog run and it got along with all the dogs. We have seen rabbits, parrots and a goose, as well.
Love the front window cover on Nellie. Is that a certain brand or company? Saw one at another campground but the couple said the only problem they found was at night with the interior lights on you could see through the window cover into the RV. We saw them at the Hershey show, they are beautiful. Oh and we LOVE Release! ❤
We love Raystown Lake Seven Points Army Corps of Engineers campgrounds near Huntington PA, there are several, Ridge, Senoia, Bay, Point, Valley and we like Big Meadow the best. All sites have electric. The dump station is free and plenty of water spigots throughout camps. Great trails for walking or biking plus an Allegrippis skills bike park with 3 levels.
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I get irritated at the people who don't teach their kids to respect others' camp spots. One time we had 3 boys running around and between us and the next site over. Their parents were a part of a large group at the end of the loop. We were all outside and they didn't care. then they ran through out site and actually between us an our camper which was just feet behind us. I had had enough and yelled at them to not run through our campsite. The last boy apologized and changed direction. They ran around the are for a bit more. The couple next door told us they were shocked at the kids did this. We were all saying we never would have done this as a kid even without our parents telling us this. Many actually teach them to be jerks. Years ago there was a large group and their kids were extremely loud and some were even cursing. They were playing away from their group and then a guy was walking by and heard the parents actually telling them to go play around other peoples' sites. He told a ranger and they got in trouble and were told to keep their kids in their area rather than other people's site or they would be kicked out. Later that day some thunderstorms started rolling through and most people left the campground. It was so peaceful after that. Many apparently lived close by and came back the next day to get their gear.
Thanks always enjoy the info. With you being so safety conscious I am surprised you would recommend a Jackery and not something with a safer battery like a bluetti. I know you like to research. Think you will find the difference striking. Keep up the great vids.
LOL !!! MJ that was spot on.. Missy would never use the shower in a campground. Me, 20 years in the Navy, I'll shower anywhere, LOL. Looks like a nice place, love the lake. We might need to hit that place up this summer and put the kayak in the water.
Have you been to Francis Slocum state park? You mentioned a state park with a pool, Francos Slocum has a very nice pool, lake and multiple playgrounds for kids.
I know you said that the New Jersey Campgrounds are not great but I am wondering if you’ve ever stayed at Mahlon Dickerson Reservation? It’s close to my in-laws and we may be driving our RV out to visit them.
Fantastic job. I love your reviews. The spider thing is funny. I'm not a fan myself. But, spiders get rid of mosquitos. Nobody wants those when showering.
I enjoyed this video and I’m impressed with your cleaner! I’ll be buying some! Thanks for the discount. Does your larger container make it foamy? I know it does. Also, what breed is your white dog? I love little white dogs! Is he your favorite? 👍🏻
LOL was Stationed there US Army In Honesdale PA Retired in 2003 and bought a house in Wayne County, love the Area good hunting fishing but moved back to SoCal after 28 years
I am sorry as I know where you are from but it is well known the out of staters from states East of PA are a problem in the state parks in the eastern part of PA
I’ve been watching you guys for quite a few years now. You should check out Ace campgrounds there’s some not too far Maryland, Virginia, West Virginia course they are inexpensive and have everything. The last one I stayed at was just south of Nashville on the lake most places where the army engineers built a dam, they built campgrounds and their federal. You should check them out, so are you still counting the days till you retire? Take care of you you guys are great!
We always camp at Greenbrier State Park in Boonsboro, MD. The bathrooms are full of stink bugs and spiders. Never soap in the dispensers. Never have updated it. 2 showers with just a curtain side by side. But since we have had a travel trailer we haven't needed to use them. I'm very OCD too and even do the sqeegy thing at home. Then use a towel to get any spots I missed and all the things in the shower lol. There is only electric hookups unless you're a camp host (they have full hookups). There are 4 loops. Only one has electric. One is mostly big RVs but no electric there. It's right off RT 40 and surrounded by the Appalachian trail. And has a large lake with beach. They closed the Nature center and stopped all the interactive programs when covid hit and just never opened them back up. They are currently doing construction and have the first 2 loops closed. Check in at the moment (and we're told for the next 2 years) is a nightmare. You reserve online but you have to go to the camp office which is usually a walk up window in the parking lot at the front. But now it's down near the beach. You have to park on one of the beach parking lots then walk up to what used to be the nature center to get your gate pass. I like the fact that without the code you can't enter the camping part. They have one dump station with dumpsters at right over the gate. What I don't like is the drinking water is 5ft away on the same side of the clean out. Most of the spaces are spacious. Not like the one here. But better than a KOA. There is tree cover/shade in most of them. The RV loop has less space. It's very quiet in the school months but during the summer you have lots of kids playing in groups. No breed restrictions. Great price. Electric loop is $30 I think (I reserve every Feb for the season and don't pay attention. It's our 14th year because it's within 40 min of our house). It's a few minutes away from antique shops and only minutes away from Hagerstown where there is drag racing, baseball, the Arts, restaurants etc. We like it because it's familiar and close. We did go to Rocky Gap state park in Cumberland, MD a few years back a few times. But there is nothing close. Love the campground and bathhouse there though. We'd like to find some more places close to us. The worst one we have been to is Blackwater Falls in WV. The sites were so close together that our TT was on the road and the picnic table and fire ring outside the door. Woke up the nest day to tents just popped up in various places. Horrible!
I grew up camping in Stokes State Forest and High Point State Park for all 4 seasons. Both of which were wonderful. Of course this was 50-65 years ago and things were different. I left NJ to join the military at 18 and aside from being stationed there one tour, I never looked back. It is not the same. Due to their current liberal stance on many things I hold near and dear to myself, I will not camp there ever again. Sad.
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Yeah I'd knock on my neighbors door if that's what I had to hear right next to me. But if temporary- I would just put the earplugs in!!!! If it was stationary! I'd be at war with that neighbor! I have dogs I love ALL animals. I understand we sometimes can't control that. But when dogs are barking like that- there's a reason why!!!! So tend to it!
PA has lots of appealing campground options. These wooded areas look soooo peaceful and relaxing; I can empathize with you when that serenity is disrupted. Continued safe travels, MJ and Izzy. 🙂👍🏽
I have encountered that barking dog and open frame generator running so many times, on a couple of occasions I have had the people leave the generator running while they are gone all day. Even leaving a Honda running all day is not very cool.
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What sprayer are you using with it. Love your channel!
Foam sprayer you can get it from Release website.
This is why we back pack, no generators, no trash (literally and metaphorically)
My pet peeve is when people insist on making a fire with wet wood so it smokes to high heaven. Invariably the wind is blowing away from their camp (into mine) so they don't care. Having to shut all the windows in 90+ degree weather and stay inside (so I can breathe) is no fun.
As a future RVr, the bathrooms really impressed me, any site with bathrooms that include showers are a big plus. This is a beautiful park.
I lived in Tobyhanna for 3 years. Gorgeous area, terrible people. We ended up moving because most of the people there came from the city and didn't understand that people who live in the woods want peace and quiet. But I loved the state park there. I would hike around the lake almost every week. It's cool to see you guys in a familiar area.
I love the way you format these campground reviews! Very useful!
This is my neck of the woods, I live in Monroe county its a nice area for the most part. I just got my first Rv and this is one of the parks on my list once I hit the road, So I'm glad to of caught this video thanks for the information!
Very cool! Safe travels.
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This PA campground looks good. We've stayed at several state campgrounds that we barely fit. We're a 38 foot motorhome with a toad. Many times tree branches were not trimmed along the entrance roads which made it a tight squeeze or branches scraped the top. One time, in Kansas, we asked for a pull thru and they gave us what they called a pull -through. It was two campsites close together. We were supposed to pull thru the one and then make a 45 degree turn to get into the other one. And, we had to unhook our toad. This one too, charged us for two vehicles; the motorhome and the toad. I'm glad this PA was a good one. We've only had a few that worked for us in our travels.
We stayed at Hickory Run State Park near Saylorsville Pa. It was super nice and there was a lot of wide open space.
Great video. I may not ever visit this campground, but I always learn so much from your reviews. Now I have to tell you a real story about Release and why I can't thank you enough for recommending it. We traveled 560 miles to a campground and were towing our Jeep. We stopped half-way here for lunch and a fill up on diesel when we noticed that the Jeep was covered in oil and the back of our 44ft Class A baby was also covered in oil. The cap on the fill tube for oil had come loose and was hanging there. Oil everywhere. Surprisingly, our oil pressure while driving had only dropped very slightly so I thought I would just check on it when we got the campground. Well, there was no way I was going to leave that truck stop with oil all over everything. So, I grabbed my Release jug, the sprayer I ordered with the Release, and a bag of 100 shop towels I always carry. A little Release and some water, and my telescoping ladder and I was on a cleaning mission. Not more than 30 minutes later, the RV was shining and so was the Jeep. I used about 10 shop rags and everything looked perfect again. Release is truly an amazing product!!! No hose needed, no pre-wash needed, just spray, wait one minute, and wipe off the oil. Insane! SO...big thanks to your channel for bringing Release into my RV life.
That is awesome. Exactly why it was developed for planes!!
Thanks-thought might be a little GEM in there. 👍
nice review, glad you have a good stay. We stayed at Tobyhanna a couple of years ago, in the summer. It was horrible. Campers across from us had a big party, played loud music most of night. Campers next to us also the same, talked most of night with loud music until 1 in the morning. Tobyhanna is off our list.
Only recently found you guys … so happy I did!! I hail from south Jersey … used to camp exclusively in state parks there … loved it (although I do agree that pa’s seem to be a notch above) … totally miss it … there is nothing like ‘local’ camping … lived in the midwest for a couple of decades and now in Texas … they try but not quite the same … thanks for giving me a taste of home!! And keep those campfires burning!
Nice review. Since I'm from Pa and do most of my camping in PA State Parks I just want to comment on some of your comments. No worries.... Most of our State Parks are in very remote areas where cell service isn't reachable. It is getting better but not there yet. Also because our State Parks are funded mostly by taxpayer dollars the dollars only stretch so for. There are a lot of parks that are getting some full hook ups but it takes time. I remember as a kid camping in these parks and we really roughed it, no electric or showers. The creeks we camped along helped us kids keep cleaner. We have it so easy today with electric. Still love the roughing/boondocking. Looking forward to your new adventures, tips and news.
Conserve & preserve. If you can’t Boondock then you shouldn’t be out there! You are camping! That’s the point!
Used to camp at tobyhanna every year growing up. It went through some changes, more sites were added and more electric sites. Growing up it used to be tent heavy. Those big bathrooms weren’t there, the one in the middle used to be a big playground and the bathrooms used to be primitive.
Garbage cans used to be every hundred feet a pod of 4. Great bass and bullhead fishing as well.
We went back for the first time two years with our Rv in over 20 years. Only thing we didn’t like was a certain smell in the air from other sites. You need to check out Lackawanna state park. That’s our favorite.
My general opinion on using a generator is 8am-10pm.
10 is a little late. Should be 9.
Thanks for sharing this newsworthy information.
I’m just getting back into camping after 40 to 45 years. Started in 1969 stopped early 80’s. Actually with a Jayco 23 RBS now, it’s glamping for sure. The motor homes are nice, but I could never relax driving that beast, lol. Enjoy your travels out there. Thanks
We were in site 13 while you guys were there and heard several comments about the generator. Thought you might mention the party that went on till 1:00 am Saturday night. Great state park though!
We didn’t hear the party, thank God!
I can tolerate a lot but endless barking dogs not so much. We have 2 dogs and you wouldn't know it unless you see us walking them.
We go to the Poconos a lot and this is not that far from where we stay, so we'll need to put it on our list and check it out. Thanks for your CG reviews. You're great!
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I'm puzzled why someone would use a generator when there is electric at their site. We have been tent camping for a long time and almost all the state park sites in Michigan have electric, and you mentioned that there is electric on the sites in that campground also. Are there some sites without electric? Does the park not have rules on using generators?
We like Pymatuning at Jamestown, PA. Only the circle has full hook-ups. The outside ring has electricity only. The beach is nice, there is a camp store, you can purchase wood, the local town has homey restaurants, and it isn't far from 2 big cities for shopping. We recently moved away and miss this park terribly.
Thanks for sharing
We went on our maiden voyage last fall, had pre screened the state park, and somehow still got a site that was a foot and a half out of level. It worked me to death getting level. Thanks for the blower reminder, need to take that next time.
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Okay, MJ, you asked about pet pigs. True story. Irina & I usually go to Carmel, CA, for a week to celebrate our wedding anniversary (Actually M-F so we miss the insane weekend tourist rush). When we go we stay at a fantastic pet-friendly hotel a few blocks off the main drag (Ocean Blvd). The rooms are really neat, have "dutch doors" and it's a very cozy and wonderful place. So the first night we're there our Service Dog in Training is fascinated by the room directly across from us and just keeps staring at the opposing door. The next morning, Irina takes our pup for her morning "hurry" (our command for toileting) and comes back in with "There are two pigs in the room across from us!" Sure enough, two porkers, both about 50-60 pounds. Quiet, clean, and (MJ, you'll LOVE this) when the folks took them out to the toileting area, they had them on harnesses. Gotta admit, they were sweet and well behaved four-legged kids. That's my story and I'm stickin' to it.
Thanks for sharing
Pigs make very good pets, but you need to be smarter than the pig. Not sure how they'd rank on an IQ test, but their intelligence level is pretty high. Once you let one in the house it will never be happy outside again.
We're full-timers too and working on growing our TH-cam channel. I like your campground rating videos and that you explain what you look for. You mentioned a pig at a campground. There's a campground pig at Mammoth Ridge campground in East Tenn. near Baileyton. She roams throughout the campground wherever she wants to go
That's funny lol
It looks nice. I did mostly work camping. Out in the Pacific NW. I really never had a problem. I found staying in motels more dangerous .
As avid campers we travel now with a large 5th wheel & are not willing to go solar. We need power & will run a generator as needed. A barking dog can be tuned out, but miss behaving children are worse. Also adults that over drink. At least these are not permanent neighbors, we all move on. Try to ignore these things as each family has different circumstances.
Found the generator apologists with the yappy dogs
Dogs are way worse. Kids are fine
Uppies
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Living in Michigan and alot of state parks..they told us..some have water, but if they went full hook ups would have to be state wide..which would drive prices up...
Have you ever been to Prince Gallitzen State Park in PA? We have been going to Prince Gallitzen for many years. It is an amazing place with a huge lake, boat rentals, swimming, a camp store, hiking trails, and bike ramps. It is a must see kind of place.
We have not been there
Hi quick question the release cleaner says it removes waxes but you use it on RV and mustang you don't wax mustang or it doesn't take wax off, can you clarify on the removal of waxes please
Yes wax is removed. You can follow up with a spray wax or at home we use a foam gun with wax solution in it.
We camped at Belleplain State Forest in NJ last fall. It was very nice. Have you been?
Have not been there
This dies look like a nice clean state park. I would stay there. Thank you Izzy and MJ for the review! It’s good seeing the dogs! Your fir babies. Nice they allow pets. Nice lake they have there. Nice they have trails as well. Thank you so much Izzy and MJ for this video. Safe travels. See you soon!
🤓 A dead but clean park. Tree 🌲 babies? (Teasing, I just couldn’t stop myself.) 😊
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Manual
@@EndlessRVing thank you. We are contemplating Toad or dolly. this helps
Do you tow your mustang?
Yes
We typically expect nearly $40 a night to get you full hookups including sewer. In Ohio and Colorado (and in between) we typically see around $20 for electric only... maybe upper $20 range for electric and water... then a free sewer dump in the campground. And these are VERY nice (usually State) campgrounds. I'll bet you guys can't wait to get away from those prices in the northeast!!
The spray bottle you have for your Release, where did you get it?
Release website
I love your campground reviews. Thank you. I added this one to my list
Our pleasure!
We met a pet pig in Casa Grande, AZ. They took it to the dog run and it got along with all the dogs. We have seen rabbits, parrots and a goose, as well.
Interesting! lol
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Love the front window cover on Nellie. Is that a certain brand or company? Saw one at another campground but the couple said the only problem they found was at night with the interior lights on you could see through the window cover into the RV. We saw them at the Hershey show, they are beautiful. Oh and we LOVE Release! ❤
The company is Magna Shade
Good Review, can't wait for you to come out West. especially to Arizona and New Mexico.
Great review. Love the Liberty "swag."
Thanks!
We love Raystown Lake Seven Points Army Corps of Engineers campgrounds near Huntington PA, there are several, Ridge, Senoia, Bay, Point, Valley and we like Big Meadow the best. All sites have electric. The dump station is free and plenty of water spigots throughout camps. Great trails for walking or biking plus an Allegrippis skills bike park with 3 levels.
When we camped in Georgia last year our neighbors had a pet duck. It wore a diaper and was on a leash. Never seen that before.
Just a heads up: TH-cam just unsubscribed me for the 4th time. It happened in the last 2 days. I hope you continue to tell people at the beginning of your videos because TH-cam is still messing up. Love your channel! 😁
Thank you for letting us know
I get irritated at the people who don't teach their kids to respect others' camp spots. One time we had 3 boys running around and between us and the next site over. Their parents were a part of a large group at the end of the loop. We were all outside and they didn't care. then they ran through out site and actually between us an our camper which was just feet behind us. I had had enough and yelled at them to not run through our campsite. The last boy apologized and changed direction. They ran around the are for a bit more. The couple next door told us they were shocked at the kids did this. We were all saying we never would have done this as a kid even without our parents telling us this. Many actually teach them to be jerks. Years ago there was a large group and their kids were extremely loud and some were even cursing. They were playing away from their group and then a guy was walking by and heard the parents actually telling them to go play around other peoples' sites. He told a ranger and they got in trouble and were told to keep their kids in their area rather than other people's site or they would be kicked out. Later that day some thunderstorms started rolling through and most people left the campground. It was so peaceful after that. Many apparently lived close by and came back the next day to get their gear.
Thanks always enjoy the info. With you being so safety conscious I am surprised you would recommend a Jackery and not something with a safer battery like a bluetti. I know you like to research. Think you will find the difference striking. Keep up the great vids.
Both good choices
LOL !!! MJ that was spot on.. Missy would never use the shower in a campground. Me, 20 years in the Navy, I'll shower anywhere, LOL. Looks like a nice place, love the lake. We might need to hit that place up this summer and put the kayak in the water.
Perfect for the Kayak!!
Have you been to Francis Slocum state park? You mentioned a state park with a pool, Francos Slocum has a very nice pool, lake and multiple playgrounds for kids.
Yes! We loved it there!
Nice rig you two have!
Thank you.
In Canada Manitoba we used to pay 13 dollar a night with electric 20 for full hook ups. 39 is too expensive for me we have hotels that cheap lol.
I know you said that the New Jersey Campgrounds are not great but I am wondering if you’ve ever stayed at Mahlon Dickerson Reservation? It’s close to my in-laws and we may be driving our RV out to visit them.
Yes we have. It’s a county campground and is very nice.
Belleplain State Park in New Jersey is nice too
@@sluggo8633 Thanks for the suggestion - I’ll check it out
It is a shame that we can't even go camping in the wilderness without someone being a jerk and inconsiderate. Nowhere is safe. 😞
Give me a break. I travel the entire country never felt a serious threat from anyone in 8 years on the road.
@@falcorthewonderdog2758 - Clearly you’ve never needed to overnight at a K.O.A. 😳
Not a fricking wilderness.
@@falcorthewonderdog2758 I have travelled the whole country too! We have something in common.
They have trees, they have a lake, by the way look at my great spray cleaning bottle and my cool sun glasses LOL.
Our PA campground in Tionesta PA has a ton of full hook up sites, really cool place to camp.
Fantastic job. I love your reviews. The spider thing is funny. I'm not a fan myself. But, spiders get rid of mosquitos. Nobody wants those when showering.
I enjoyed this video and I’m impressed with your cleaner! I’ll be buying some! Thanks for the discount. Does your larger container make it foamy? I know it does. Also, what breed is your white dog? I love little white dogs! Is he your favorite? 👍🏻
Yes the larger container is a foam bottle. The white dog is a American bull dog, pitbull mix
LOL was Stationed there US Army In Honesdale PA Retired in 2003 and bought a house in Wayne County, love the Area good hunting fishing but moved back to SoCal after 28 years
My family used to go to Prince Galitzan State Park. It was very nice but it did have a lot of daddy long leg spiders in the rest rooms.
What do you use to figure how far from level you are?
Levelmate pro
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@@EndlessRVing Thanks!
That barking dog noise would make me want to leave.
Have a great Memorial Day weekend. 🇺🇸
You too Sherri
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Thank you!
Aren't there quiet hours?
Yes
59 mps download is awesome!
Not really. We regularly get well over 100
@@EndlessRVing - I’m in Dallas and use cellular data regularly. Here, I’m lucky to get a few mbps up or down with AT&T.
Come down to martin dies state park texas. Lots of wild life and good fishing, and gators, so cool. Been here 5 days
16:30 I don’t know what that dog was saying but my dogs snapped to attention!
A guy in the campground we were staying at in Florida had a pig which he walked nightly.
I think there are more than people would expect lol
Come camp in wva. Full hook up sites are 30-$45 average..
Yes we were in a state park last year and a lady had a pig. I was shocked, but it was a nice pig.
Yes! Thanks for sharing
I am sorry as I know where you are from but it is well known the out of staters from states East of PA are a problem in the state parks in the eastern part of PA
I actually saw a pig last year at Artillery Ridge Campground at Gettysburg
Cool!
I’ve been watching you guys for quite a few years now. You should check out Ace campgrounds there’s some not too far Maryland, Virginia, West Virginia course they are inexpensive and have everything. The last one I stayed at was just south of Nashville on the lake most places where the army engineers built a dam, they built campgrounds and their federal. You should check them out, so are you still counting the days till you retire? Take care of you you guys are great!
$39 per night does not sound good to me. Illinois State parks we have stayed at were $18-22 per night with power.
We always camp at Greenbrier State Park in Boonsboro, MD. The bathrooms are full of stink bugs and spiders. Never soap in the dispensers. Never have updated it. 2 showers with just a curtain side by side. But since we have had a travel trailer we haven't needed to use them. I'm very OCD too and even do the sqeegy thing at home. Then use a towel to get any spots I missed and all the things in the shower lol. There is only electric hookups unless you're a camp host (they have full hookups). There are 4 loops. Only one has electric. One is mostly big RVs but no electric there. It's right off RT 40 and surrounded by the Appalachian trail. And has a large lake with beach. They closed the Nature center and stopped all the interactive programs when covid hit and just never opened them back up. They are currently doing construction and have the first 2 loops closed. Check in at the moment (and we're told for the next 2 years) is a nightmare. You reserve online but you have to go to the camp office which is usually a walk up window in the parking lot at the front. But now it's down near the beach. You have to park on one of the beach parking lots then walk up to what used to be the nature center to get your gate pass. I like the fact that without the code you can't enter the camping part. They have one dump station with dumpsters at right over the gate. What I don't like is the drinking water is 5ft away on the same side of the clean out. Most of the spaces are spacious. Not like the one here. But better than a KOA. There is tree cover/shade in most of them. The RV loop has less space. It's very quiet in the school months but during the summer you have lots of kids playing in groups. No breed restrictions. Great price. Electric loop is $30 I think (I reserve every Feb for the season and don't pay attention. It's our 14th year because it's within 40 min of our house). It's a few minutes away from antique shops and only minutes away from Hagerstown where there is drag racing, baseball, the Arts, restaurants etc. We like it because it's familiar and close. We did go to Rocky Gap state park in Cumberland, MD a few years back a few times. But there is nothing close. Love the campground and bathhouse there though. We'd like to find some more places close to us. The worst one we have been to is Blackwater Falls in WV. The sites were so close together that our TT was on the road and the picnic table and fire ring outside the door. Woke up the nest day to tents just popped up in various places. Horrible!
I grew up camping in Stokes State Forest and High Point State Park for all 4 seasons. Both of which were wonderful. Of course this was 50-65 years ago and things were different. I left NJ to join the military at 18 and aside from being stationed there one tour, I never looked back. It is not the same. Due to their current liberal stance on many things I hold near and dear to myself, I will not camp there ever again. Sad.
You'd be great for the part of Mr. Smith in a Matrix remake! " Mr....Anderson!"
For the love of God. Coming from a Auto/RV detailer, don't use anything but microfiber towels to wipe and dry. Saves your ride from spider scratches.
Wonder if the new format on YT has affected your likes? I had to hunt around.
Lately when you say you'll post a video "up there" and point, nothing shows up.
I was unsubscribed. Odd they do that
So weird.
@@EndlessRVing yeah. You’re not the only channel. I’m a paid TH-cam user so I don’t get ads. Figure they wouldn’t mess with my sub lists. It’s been happening for years. Seems it only happens to channels I subscribe to that have less than 1 million subscribers. I thought I hit a list limit. But I have subscribed from 30 channels and it still happens.
you are right I have been unsubscribed! I remember last time I watch one of your video last week I WAS subscribed! wth?
Thanks for checking! 🙌
You 2 have great content...but we only got 2 seconds of what you video wad titled..???.
Yeah I'd knock on my neighbors door if that's what I had to hear right next to me. But if temporary- I would just put the earplugs in!!!! If it was stationary! I'd be at war with that neighbor! I have dogs I love ALL animals. I understand we sometimes can't control that. But when dogs are barking like that- there's a reason why!!!! So tend to it!
"There are bears" = uh...HELL no. LOL, I'm aware it's just me. Thanks for the video.
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I live in PA. Ohio state campgrounds far exceed PA state parks.
Barking dogs/fire/smoke/loud muffler motorbikes - welcome to my now million dollar retirement home. California moved in on my rural road.
camp In northern Michigan you won’t want to ever leave.
What are you doing about protecting your dog from bears and coyotes?
Nothing
We live in a fifth (Firefly) and plan to travel when Alan retires. We have 2 small dogs and I always worry.
@@lindadirickson2874 just always be alert. You can put a bear bell on to at least have sound to warn bears to run away and that someone is there.
The dog is pissed and is barking at the generator
PA has lots of appealing campground options. These wooded areas look soooo peaceful and relaxing; I can empathize with you when that serenity is disrupted. Continued safe travels, MJ and Izzy. 🙂👍🏽
Thank you, same to you!
I subscribed on my daughters TV. That's what they get for unsubscribing me 3 times. I have more kids also.
lol thanks!
Good god! A barking dog. Stay strong.
I have encountered that barking dog and open frame generator running so many times, on a couple of occasions I have had the people leave the generator running while they are gone all day. Even leaving a Honda running all day is not very cool.
Hwy guys, your titles have been negative lately. I'm moving on when the title is negative. I love you guys ....
haha - my cousin has a pet pig 🐖 💗
I need a gennie for my oxygen