No, it is easy to hook your RV up to the hook-ups and to dump and fill it. In the orientation tour before you leave the depot this will be explained to you.

Whoa Betty! The power grid in Center Camp is for the civic entities like the Rangers, Playa Info, the Artery and BMIR (our radio station). You will need to use your on-board generator. Out of consideration of your neighbors, we recommend using your generator sparingly. See similar questions...

No. Upon departure you are given a 30-60 minute walk through course to help familiarize you with the hook-ups and the overall operation of the unit while it is in your care, custody and control. Yes. Most of the units are equipped with a TV, VCR, stero AM/FM radio. Other will also include a CD and DVD player. See similar questions...

increasing number are providing Wi-Fi (Wireless local area network (Internet), cable, and phone hook-ups. See similar questions...

There are no full hook-up sites, but the the Platte River campground has 96 sites with electrical hook-ups. See similar questions...

No. Our campers are fitted with a leisure battery system to enable you to use the lights & music without draining the starting battery [top] See similar questions...

Connecting the motorhome to campsite facilities requires no technical expertise. You will receive instruction on these connections at the time of pick up. See similar questions...

No. At departure you will be given a familiarization tour and learn how to hook it up and operate appliances. See similar questions...

No, our price includes your own cottage, therefore, there is no need for a tent or recreational vehicle. See similar questions...

New for 2007, we have expanded the number of spaces with electric hook-ups. As last year, a power source vendor will provide 30amp/120v RV service to all of the spaces in the Purple Lot and the Lime Lot. The vendor uses quiet "movie set" generators, so you wont have to listen to your neighbor's noisy generator outside your RV's window. Approximately 220 RV spaces will have the 30amp service available. There is an additional charge for electricity to cover the cost of providing the service. See similar questions...

Most developed campsites are available on a "first-come, first-serve basis". However, some group sites and camping loops at Cave Run Lake and Laurel River Lake may be reserved in advance by calling the National Recreation Reservation Service at 1-877-444-6777 or 1-877-833-6777 (for hearing impaired). Reservable sites and group areas are found at Twin Knobs, Zilpo, Holly Bay, Grove and Grove Boat-in, Craigs Creek and White Oak Boat-in. Check the specific campground for more details. See similar questions...

There are no hook ups at the range at this time, but there is ample parking for RVs if you wish to dry camp. See similar questions...

There are no hook-ups in the Mount Laguna Recreation Area. There is a sanitary dump at Buckman Springs Rest Area 4 miles E of Pine Valley on Interstate 8. See similar questions...

No, the Observatory is a University of Texas research facility and is not associated with the State/National Park systems. Overnight camping/RVing on Observatory grounds is NOT permitted. The are a number of places in and around Fort Davis that do offer camping/RVing. Please check the official Fort Davis website for a list of area accommodations. See similar questions...

In order to have a campsite, you must first be a Tower City Trail Riders Inc.(TCTRI) member. Once you are a member, you will need to review and follow the campsite guidelines to get a campsite. Spaces are limited and fill up quickly, so you may have to wait until someone gives theirs up to get one. Please note, you must go through the TCTRI Office to be approved for a campsite, you cannot buy a campsite from another member without proper authorization from the Office first. See similar questions...