Camping at Travel Trailers

Location and Accessibility

Gordons Campground is situated in a convenient location that can be easily accessed by a variety of travel trailers. Before heading out, ensure that your travel trailer meets the campground's size restrictions if there are any. Always consult the campground's official website or contact the staff directly for precise directions and any potential road restrictions or construction work that may impact your route.

Site Specifications

Generally, campgrounds like Gordons will offer a range of site options with different hookups for travel trailers, such as:

• Full hookups, which include water, electric, and sewer
• Partial hookups, which usually provide water and electric but no sewer
• No hookups, where you would rely on the travel trailer’s own facilities

Check the specific dimensions and type of hookups for each site, so you can reserve a spot that fits your travel trailer's requirements.

Amenities

Campgrounds typically provide amenities such as:

• Restroom facilities with showers
• Laundry facilities
• Dump stations for waste disposal
• Common areas like playgrounds, pools, and possibly a store for basic groceries and camping supplies

Confirm what amenities Gordons Campground offers, their operating hours, and whether additional fees are required.

Reservation and Check-in

Make reservations well in advance, especially during peak camping season. Certain sites may be more popular than others, so early booking is advisable.

• Be aware of the check-in and check-out times.
• Have your reservation details handy when you arrive.
• Inform the staff if you anticipate arriving late.

Campground Rules and Regulations

Each campground has its own set of rules, such as:

• Quiet hours, for the comfort of all guests
• Pet policies, which may include leash requirements and prohibited areas
• Campfire rules, including where and when fires are permitted
• Vehicle and speed regulations to ensure safety within the campground

It's important to adhere to these rules to maintain the integrity of the camping experience for everyone.

Safety and Preparedness

When camping with a travel trailer, consider the following safety tips:

• Weather awareness: Be prepared for changing weather conditions.
• Wildlife precautions: Store food securely and know what kinds of animals are native to the area.
• Emergency preparedness: Have a first-aid kit and know the location of the nearest hospital or urgent care.
• Travel trailer maintenance: Check that all systems in your trailer are functioning before your trip.

Activities and Recreation

Find out what types of recreational activities are available at or near Gordons Campground. This could include hiking, fishing, boating, or scheduled events and activities. Planning ahead can help you make the most of your stay.

Environmental Stewardship

As a camper, it is your responsibility to practice Leave No Trace principles:

• Dispose of waste properly.
• Respect wildlife and plant life.
• Minimize campfire impacts.
• Be considerate of other guests and the environment.

By following these guidelines, you can help ensure that the campground remains a beautiful and enjoyable place for future visitors.