Shoreline Explorer

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How do the electric, water and sewage hook up work while setting up at the campground?

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Pipes, hoses, and cords! We take as much time as you need to answer any questions you may have. The electrical has an adapter and plugs into the electricity post. Usually the water hookup is in the same location. For sewage, look for a inconspicuous pvc pipe with cover (near the other two hook ups). Our hose is stored in the back bumper. It connects from the tank and connects to the ground port. All tanks must be empty prior to return.

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Do you have onsite parking for our vehicle?

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Unfortunately, we do not. As we live at a boarding school, we cannot have vehicles (other than our own). Most renters live local, some use ride shares to coordinate.

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What flexibility is available for picking up and dropping off the RV?

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While we do have flexibility, we try to stay within reason for all parties based on their itineraries. As we both have full time gigs and younger kids, deliveries are not always possible. Please ask first and we will do our best.

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Are there any special tricks and tips that would help with operating the RV easily?

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Oh yes, the green binder. Prior to owning our rig, my father did. In typical "dad" fashion, he got out the ole label maker. He numbered all the important parts of the rig and created a corresponding guide in a green binder, which lives onboard. Most answer reside within the pages. In short, there is a lot of nuance to running a rig, we try to break it down to the simplest form to take out the guesswork.