Indian Lakes Thousand Trails RV Park

After arriving on Saturday and finding the rather muddy site that at least provided us with electricity for the night, we walked around on Sunday morning looking for sites where the occupants would be leaving on Sunday. Our goals were to find a site with 50A service (so we could run both air conditioners and other things too) and with sewer hookups so we could do laundry and not need to worry about driving to dump our tanks.

We found one that was available, but it was very close to another site, and though we talked to the people in the "paired" site and they seemed to be nice, they were also leaving on Sunday, and we weren't sure who might move in there next. Regardless, I went back to get the Jeep to park it in the site until we could get Gracie there, but on my way, I saw another guy packing up to leave and thought his site would be better - not only was there not another site right on top of it, but it also had lots of shade on the west side - and 50A and sewer connection too!

I talked to the fellow who was packing up - he said that he just needed to get his golf cart over to his daughter's place (I guess she has a unit in one of the permanent sites) and he offered to wait until we could come over to move his rig. I suggested that I would park my Jeep behind his 5th wheel and we would just watch until he moved, and that's what we did.

After he left, Carl disconnected Gracie and drove other - I took a picture to show the dust that she kicks up from the rear radiator even on asphalt - when we were in Lynchburg on their dirt roads in the campground, it was like a huge cloud of dust followed Gracie around!

All parked in our new site - a very long pull through with shade on the west side.

We've already done a couple of loads of laundry! We have also walked around a little of the campground. We're enjoying our stay at this Thousand Trails park.