Equipment
Provided |
All of our
trailers are equipped with a basic set of dishes and eating and
cooking utensils to accommodate the number of people the unit sleeps.
There is a basic set of pots and pans as well as a stovetop and
electric coffee pot. There is a bucket, mop and broom. We provide
a complimentary roll of paper towels, two rolls of toilet paper,
bath soap, and dish soap. Sheets and towels can be provided for a
small additional fee. |
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Each trailer has an RV battery,
which operates the lights, the fan for the heater, and the water
pump. We provide propane to service the refrigerator, stove, hot
water heater, oven, and heater. The battery and the propane provided
should last your entire stay by using the simple conservation instructions
provided. Your driver will demonstrate the operation of the trailer.
There is an operation manual provided in each trailer. Items not
provided are toaster oven, blender, over-sized pots and large
food storage containers. The refrigerator requires several hours
to reach "load in" temperature, so bring perishables in
a cooler or shop when you arrive. |
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What you should bring |
| We suggest you bring your own bedding and linen.
You will need towels, pillows, blankets and sheets or sleeping bags.
Bring clothes for a variety of weather conditions. If you are staying
in Fort Bragg you may experience fog during some of the mornings
and evenings, but the days in the summer are quite warm. Bring plastic
food storage bags, trash bags, wooden matches, a flashlight and an
outdoor lantern if desired. Make sure you include your camera, campfire
skewers and fishing gear. We recommend bringing an ice chest for
additional cold storage. You might see an occasional bug, so come
prepared. Last but not least, bring a carload of happy campers. |
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