RichardR1200rt
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Does anybody know the nature and quantity of RV hook ups at the Vermont Rally site? Trying to plan for local campground if needed.
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RV Facilities at Vermont Rally?
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They were the RV chairs @ Lima and Spokane and they are top-notch.
Good chance they might do it again in VT.
There have been more and more RV's at the MOA National in the last couple of years (the turn-out in Lima was over twice more than anytime earlier). As we get older, the LONG trips become harder to do and we might need a few more creature comfort features. I was in a RV for Spokane (trip around the country
);it was strange compared to the earlier 15 Nationals, but it was nice for a little AC and a comfortable bed instead of camping out in the tent mass. A rolling base station and a Beemer for expeditions is not a bad way to cruise the country! 
They were the RV chairs @ Lima and Spokane and they are top-notch.
Good chance they might do it again in VT. There have been more and more RV's at the MOA National in the last couple of years (the turn-out in Lima was over twice more than anytime earlier). As we get older, the LONG trips become harder to do and we might need a few more creature comfort features. I was in a RV for Spokane (trip around the country
);it was strange compared to the earlier 15 Nationals, but it was nice for a little AC and a comfortable bed instead of camping out in the tent mass. A rolling base station and a Beemer for expeditions is not a bad way to cruise the country! 
