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Back to the seasonal is only a few monthst away!!!!!!

redseal

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8 weeks and 2 days! count down has commenced. where are you at redseal? i got mine almost 50 miles to the nut from my house. resort isnt that nice but have a lot right on the water with my own dock, with access to two lakes. my 3 1/2 year old son and i have been going nearly every weekend since he was 2 months old. i hope he will cherish the memories as much as i do.

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Spring...? Just got the freshly built ice house on the lake 2 weeks ago. Love it. But seriously, I'd give it up in a heartbeat for the green grass,beer,campfires,beer,open water and walleyes,beer,fishing with kids off dock,grilling,swimming,water sports,watching someone mow "my"grass while I have a beer. Did I mention, with a seasonal, you can drive up, crack a beer while you unload groc and clothes,and you're DONE. We are living the dream fellas.

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Love beer,beer, beer, have a beer, crack a beer.

these were the only words i could read, the other ones were kind of fuzzy laugh

zamboni, i pay 2500 for the lot, dock, cable, and utilities included. most places start around 1800 to 2000. you do have to use it to get your money's worth. if your not retired, my best advice is to try to find a place close to your house. also some resorts are starting to have age limits on the trailers, check ahead before you buy or sign a contract.

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May I ask what you guys pay per year? I would like to find an older fifth wheel and get a seasonal spot.

The one im at wont let anything older than 10 yrs move in, like said in the other post check it out b4 you buy if looking for a seasonal, and close does count we are just under an hour to ours. Dont think we would use it as much if we had to drive 2 hrs one way.

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Love the seasonal as well. I have a lot in Pathfinder Village between Hinkley and Danbury. I own the lot. Lots of fun things to do. Association fee is $680 year. Pool, golf course, drive in movies, roller skating, etc. Great time. Get there open the door and you are ready to go. Plus we can use year round as there is year round shower houses.

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Originally Posted By: zamboni
May I ask what you guys pay per year? I would like to find an older fifth wheel and get a seasonal spot.

The one im at wont let anything older than 10 yrs move in, like said in the other post check it out b4 you buy if looking for a seasonal, and close does count we are just under an hour to ours. Dont think we would use it as much if we had to drive 2 hrs one way.

So when yours gets 10 years old, do they make you replace it with a newer one even though you've been there for the past 10 years????? Sounds like a double standard if they don't.

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I hear ya, 1 week left of honey-does,a confirmation on the 25th, and I'm there every wknd till closeup. Lookin forward to it!

heat checker, I hear ya on getting the honey-does done! I need to get the bedroom painted and the carpet replaced before May 1st or I maybe late opening the camper up. We are at Wild Woods on lake Edwards in Brainard, can't wait to get back out on the lake! smile

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Just check with the owner, I know at our place the guy would be ok as long as it wasnt over 10 years old... a few hybrids at our place, but no strictly pop-ups.. Empty spots in the campground=no money..give it a shot.

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Like redseal said, I would start asking the campground owners. I think a lot of them that have lots of big Park models don't want pop ups next to them. Yes, even in some campgrounds there is some snooty rules! frown

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