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The two RV Gypsies had to park in front of the motel
(a part of which is briefly shown in the first below photo) and Lee
Duquette walked to the office to register. While waiting in the RV,
Karen Duquette took a picture of the restaurant located to the left
of the motel, shown in the second photo below. |
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After parking in their assigned parking spot in the
campground (shown below), the two RV Gypsies walked to the restaurant
to eat. They served breakfast all day long, and also salads, sandwiches,
steaks, wings, fries, nachos, and seafood. Food was good but it was
part of a very noisy, smelly smoke-filled bar area, and the two RV Gypsies
had to walk through the bar to get to the restaurant. A sliding glass
door separated the two places, but it was constantly opening and closing
as servers and guests entered or left, and the two RV Gypsies could
smell the smoke, so they only ate there once. On this date, the restaurant
was open daily 6 a.m. to 10 p.m. and take-out was also offered. |
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Below: The road in the campground leading to their
parking spot had nice, hard gravel and the sites had small rocks. The
sites were nice and long. Cable TV was offered with 3 HBO channels.
As usual, the two RV Gypsies did not use any campground amenities other
than their own site, and the one time they ate at the restaurant, which
was also open to motel guests and any others, as mentioned above. |
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Below: The actual entry gate into the campground, located to the right
of the motel. A separate gate opened for in and out via code. Karen
Duquette loved the USA light flag in the front window of someone's RV. |
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