We're trying something different this time out. Instead of camping in a state park or Corps of Engineers campground like we usually do, we're staying in an independently owned RV resort. It used to be a private club but has recently been opened to the public and boasts a few more amenities that the state parks. It's called Lake Paradise; I'll let you know if it's all it's cracked up to be.
We sold our travel trailer over the weekend, which was a relief. This late in the summer, I was beginning to worry that we'd have to overwinter it (and make payments on it) until next season. And just so I don't confuse you further, we sold the newer, but smaller, trailer that we bought last summer. The older, but bigger, 5th wheel camper we bought a couple of months ago is still safely tucked in our side yard between trips. It's doing a great job doubling as a a sunshade for many of our garden beds.
I just love happy accidents like that.
