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RE: Campgrounds for 45 footers - rheavn - 09-01-2013
Ron,
You can take 400 to Hwy 69 south. That will take you right to the Newell factory. It's about 35 miles on Hwy 69 after you turn off 400. There is a 13'8" bridge, but you will fit under. The bridge is on Newell's test drive route and they don't even slow down.
RE: Campgrounds for 45 footers - encantotom - 09-01-2013
the first time i went under that bridge in my 02 i was sure i was going to hit. the second time i just sailed through it.
tom
RE: Campgrounds for 45 footers - ron skeen - 09-01-2013
I am at Newell and came the way you all suggested. The bridge did look close but no problems. Thanks for the info.
RE: Campgrounds for 45 footers - les korcala - 09-03-2013
Yes , this area is awesome and very remote to most people! love all the road passes as you know we cycle ( doing Monarch pass, Wolf Creek pass this week to name few )
I also did killer mtb ride up to Nelson peak at 12,000 feet trough the Bachelor canyon and back down to Creede, it was hard and spectacular views !!
We are fly fishing all the small creeks and headwaters of Rio Grande, great area for hiking and ATV's Balloon festival went right over our coach for 3 days !they had this weekend ATV Rodeo, Gravity Darby, Mountain Run , Salsa Fiesta & Fireworks to name few ! just in 4 day weekend!
Also, some 18 Wonderlodge coaches came in for the 5 day rally here!
RE: Campgrounds for 45 footers - rheavn - 04-26-2014
Casino built a new RV park. It has concrete pads & roads. Electric & water at site. Easy access dump station on exit road. Coach fits in site and we parked car alongside. No other facilities. You get one night free for each Q-club card holder in coach. Q-club cards are free. Park is located on the Oklahoma & Missouri border just off of I-44, exit #1.
RE: Campgrounds for 45 footers - lbrachfe - 04-26-2014
We are staying at Camp Newell which is very close by and cost us just a wee bit more than "Free", but so worth it for the extra amenities.... This was a very good visit and got new ''Shoes" put on and a spray on paint protectant (Bra) on the front and sides of the cap. As always everyone here made the week long stay easy. They are working added hours in service and Thursday night there were people on our coach doing an alignment at 8:00pm and they worked all Friday too... Spent time with some great Newell owners like Bobby Fox, Blane Devillier and John Brown .... Encouraged them all to join our group ......
RE: Campgrounds for 45 footers - rheavn - 05-14-2014
The Mid-South RV Park in Robinsonville, MS is closing as of June 1. This park is part of the Harrah's casino that is closing this location.
RE: Campgrounds for 45 footers - Sydney - 05-01-2015
Looking for campgrounds for your 45' Newell. Check out:
http://sydhorn.wix.com/rv-navigation-system
All these campgrounds have been located by aerial photo and placed on the map.
RE: Campgrounds for 45 footers - nuevomex - 05-06-2015
We loved the Tom Sawyer parK in West Memphis, actually in Arkansas. Only issue we faced is that while I was at work up the road in Wilson, Arkansas, and Susie was alone with no car and only two or three other coaches in the park, a tornado was spotted about 10 miles down the river moving toward the park. It missed but not without a few tense moments.
RE: Campgrounds for 45 footers - Sydney - 05-06-2015
(05-06-2015, 10:03 AM)nuevomex Wrote: We loved the Tom Sawyer parK in West Memphis, actually in Arkansas. Only issue we faced is that while I was at work up the road in Wilson, Arkansas, and Susie was alone with no car and only two or three other coaches in the park, a tornado was spotted about 10 miles down the river moving toward the park. It missed but not without a few tense moments.