Animal lovers' calendar: Weekend of Nov. 7-8 and beyond

Los Angeles Times

14-15, the South Coast Jack Russell Terrier Club hosts its Fun Days event at Orange County's Canyon RV Park /Featherly Regional Park . ...

Bulverde Senior Center welcomes new community members

San Antonio Express

We discovered so many RV Parks in the area last year, and found that they fill up quickly once fall arrives. If you are new to the Bulverde area, ...

Halloween costume ideas for tightwads like me

Brownsville Herald

Dye your hair gray, wear a name tag showing that you live in some local RV park and pull your socks up to your knees to become a Winter Texan. ...



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Where can I find vacant oceanfront property to rent in Nova Scotia or the Maritimes?
Q. We just bought a brand new RV and want to go to nova scotia (or anywhere in the Maritimes) for a holiday. We like our privacy and are finding the campgrounds and RV resorts too conjested and noisy. We would love to find a vacant waterfront property for rent where we could hook up our electricity and park our RV for about one week. Any suggestions?
Asked by on a limb - Thu Jul 19 05:02:45 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Go to the waterfront condos.
Answered by sanderz1995 - Fri Jul 20 10:07:41 2007

Three month road trip across the USA; what do I need?
Q. My dream getaway is to take a lengthy road trip from Washington, D.C. (where I permanently reside) to San Francisco, to Miami, and back. I've already spent very long in thoroughly tracking routes to take, completely excluding major Interstates. I have prepared an itinerary that lasts nearly three months with many cities, towns, and sites. I plan on taking either a car, or an RV, something to be comfortable in. I'm not sure if I should bring along other people, but it would help with gas prices and any tolls I may come along. I'm trying to leave space for spontaneous stops and random places to explore, so I haven't planned much beyond that. I also have the problem of financing it. I think it would cost so much money, even though I plan on… [cont.]
Asked by acrumble05 - Sun Jan 11 01:30:33 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

Three month road trip across the USA; what do I need?
Q. My dream getaway is to take a lengthy road trip from Washington, D.C. (where I permanently reside) to San Francisco, to Miami, and back. I've already spent very long in thoroughly tracking routes to take, completely excluding major Interstates. I have prepared an itinerary that lasts nearly three months with many cities, towns, and sites. I plan on taking either a car, or an RV, something to be comfortable in. I'm not sure if I should bring along other people, but it would help with gas prices and any tolls I may come along. I'm trying to leave space for spontaneous stops and random places to explore, so I haven't planned much beyond that. I also have the problem of financing it. I think it would cost so much money, even though I plan on… [cont.]
Asked by acrumble05 - Sun Jan 11 01:30:33 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Just make sure you have access to extra cash in case something comes up... And I don't think you mentioned gas in the post, but surely you thought of it...
Answered by Adam J - Sun Jan 11 01:38:05 2009