Hookups and Amenities

When planning an RV trip, understanding the available hookups and amenities at various campgrounds is crucial for a comfortable and convenient experience. This document outlines common RV hookups and amenities you can expect.

RV hookups provide essential services directly to your recreational vehicle.

• Electric Hookup:
  • Description: Provides electrical power to your RV, allowing you to run appliances, charge devices, and use air conditioning/heating.
  • Common Amperage: 30-amp and 50-amp are standard. Some campgrounds may offer 20-amp (120V) for smaller needs.
• Water Hookup:
  • Description: Connects your RV's freshwater system to a potable water supply at the campsite.
  • Usage: For drinking, showering, and general water needs inside the RV.
• Sewer Hookup:
  • Description: Allows you to directly connect your RV's waste tanks (black and grey water) to the campground's sewer system, eliminating the need to use a dump station frequently.
  • Types: Standard sewer connection. Some may have an angled connection for easier draining.

Beyond the essential hookups, many campgrounds offer a range of amenities to enhance your stay.

• Restrooms and Showers:
  • Description: Clean, communal facilities for campers.
  • Availability: Varies from basic to luxurious with private stalls.
• Laundry Facilities:
  • Description: Self-service washers and dryers.
  • Payment: Often coin-operated or card-based.
• Wi-Fi Access:
  • Description: Internet connectivity, which may be free or require a fee.
  • Performance: Can vary greatly depending on campground size and location.
• Recreational Facilities:
  • Examples: Swimming pools, playgrounds, game rooms, hiking trails, fishing ponds, or sports courts.
  • Purpose: Provide entertainment and activities for all ages.
• Dump Station:
  • Description: A designated area to empty RV waste tanks if your site does not have a sewer hookup.
  • Access: Usually free for registered guests, sometimes a fee for non-guests.
• Camp Store:
  • Description: Sells basic groceries, RV supplies, firewood, and souvenirs.
  • Convenience: Handy for forgotten items or quick purchases.
• Picnic Tables and Fire Rings:
  • Description: Standard features at most campsites for outdoor dining and campfires.
  • Rules: Always check campground rules regarding fire safety.

• Site Type: Be aware of whether a site offers "full hookups" (electric, water, sewer) or only partial.
• Reservations: Popular campgrounds, especially those with full hookups, often require advance reservations.
• Pet Policies: If traveling with pets, always check the campground's pet policy and any associated fees.

For more information, please refer to the campground's official website or contact them directly.