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10 October 2015 THE SCOOP is also available online at: October, 2015 www.AARVParks.com Volume XIII, Issue 10 Cathedral Palms, CA Hidden Springs, MS Tomorrow’s Stars, OH 35-901 Cathedral Canyon Drive 16 Clyde Rhodus Road 6716 E. National Road Cathedral City, CA 92234 Tylertown, MS 39667 South Charleston, OH 45368 760-324-8244 601-876-4151 937-324-2267 It’s October, the weather is perfect What a great Labor Day weekend Even though Labor Day weekend and we’re ready for our we all had here; everyone had a began with some rain, the weather Snowbirds to return home! Grand ‘Ole Time participating in got a lot better after that and the our activities! weekend was very good. Thanks to great efforts from Travis, our work campers and Rangel The sack races and hula hoop We had a full park with a lot of Electric, members and guests will be contest were hilarious to watch, but entertainment for all to enjoy. welcomed this year with many the egg toss contest was much more Everyone had a good time. The pool serious. Other activities and games was packed on Saturday and included cake walks, bingo, These sack racers are serious! wheelbarrow races and volleyball. After all the activities were over our Fun in the pool Our renovated entry two swimming pools and the creek Sunday when the temperature got improvements. A new entry, power were very popular places for cooling up to 90 degrees. After a relatively upgrades to 39 sites, new roof on off and relaxing. cool season with on and off rain, this the main building and an upcoming was the hottest weekend of the year. dog park, Cathedral Palms just Welcome to October, Fall is upon us. No matter, weather doesn’t keep keeps getting better. Cooler temperatures are on the way people from enjoying their time and Halloween is this month. We camping. We have had a very busy In our continuing efforts to improve have a lot of activities planned for year again. Wi Fi service, Cat 6 cable was Halloween day, October 31. If you added to the sites where new dare and are up for chills and scares, Don’t forget we are open and you electrical was installed. Along with hop on the hay ride through our can still camp in the Winter. There October 2015 • Page 1 of 4 With the All American RV Club, you can take advantage of discounts on RV sites at quality campgrounds. Please check our website for the latest updates. www.AARVClub.com Alabama Lake Elsinore RV Resort The Old Pavilion RV Park Crawford RV Park Lake Elsinore, CA Perry, FL Scottsboro, AL Oak Knoll Campground Woodsmoke Camping Resort Deerfield Beach Campground Gandy's RV Park Pauma Valley, CA Fort Myers, FL Deerfield, KS Flomaton, AL Pyramid Lake RV Resort Georgia Lakeside RV Park Just Loafin RV Park Gorman, CA A Big Wheel RV Park Assaria, KS Samson, AL Santa Fe Park St Marys, GA Owls Nest Campground Mill Creek RV Park San Diego, CA Cain's Creekside RV Park Junction City, KS Elkmont, AL Sleepy Hollow RV Park Hahira, GA Spring Lake RV Resort Parnell Creek Willits, CA Feathered Camp'n Acres Halstead, KS Woodville, AL Sommerville RV Resort Park Washington, GA Louisiana Sun Runners RV Park Coalinga, CA Lake Pines Campground Quiet Oaks RV Park Gulf Shores, AL Valencia Travel Village and RV Park Kinder, LA Arizona Castaic, CA Midland, GA Maine Butterfield RV Resort Colorado Moultrie RV Park Mountain View Campground Benson, AZ Goldfield RV Park Moultrie, GA Sullivan, ME El Molino Colorado Springs, CO Mountain View RV Resort Michigan Tucson, AZ Gunnison Lakeside Resort Blairsville, GA Camp Sequoia Fortuna de Oro RV Resort Gunnison, CO Paradise Lake RV Park Adrian, MI Yuma, AZ Haggard’s RV Campground Brookfield , GA Enchanted Acres Good Life RV Resort Pueblo West, CO Towns Bluff Park and Irons, MI Mesa, AZ Marshall Ash Village Heritage Center Everflowing Waters Hidden Cove RV Park Stratton, CO Hazlehurst, GA Campground Yuma, AZ Shady Grove WI-FI Idaho Williamsburg, MI Mesa Spirit RV Resort Campground Moose Crossing RV Park Leisure Valley RV Resort Mesa, AZ Seibert, CO Mackay, ID Decatur, MI Mountain View RV Ranch Connecticut Sheffield RV Park Timber Trails RV Park Amado, AZ Nelson’s Family Campground Rexburg, ID Decatur, MI Phoenix Metro RV Park East Hampton, CT Illinois Minnesota Phoenix, AZ Wolf’s Den Family Campground Buena Vista Farms Big River Resort Sundance RV Resort 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Redding, CA Port Richey, FL Campground Home & RV Calistoga RV Park Lettuce Lake RV Resort Howe, IN Gulfport, MS Calistoga, CA Arcadia, FL Yogi Bear Jellystone- Missouri Castaic Lake RV Resort Nature's Resort Raintree Caplinger Mills River Front Castaic, CA Homosassa, FL Scottsburg, IN Resort Chula Vista RV Resort Orbit RV Park Iowa Stockton, MO Chula Vista, CA Grant, FL Grotto Campground Hickory Hollow Resort Ciudad Del Rey Outdoor Resorts Orlando West Bend, IA Tightwad, MO King City, CA Clermont, FL Lakeshore RV Resort & Kozy Kamp Diamond Jack's RV Ranch Red Oaks Carefree RV Resort Campground Pineville, MO Jamul, CA Bushnell, FL Oelwein, IA Lake Paradise Resort Dutch Flat RV Resort The Boardwalk RV Resort Kansas Lone Jack, MO Gold Run, CA Homestead, FL 4 Aces RV Park Meramec Valley Campground St. Kinsley, KS Cuba, MO October 2015 • Page 2 of 4 Timbercrest RV Park Pine Lake RV Resort Red River Ranch RV Resort Lighthouse RV Park Springfield, MO Wagram, NC Thackerville, OK Bay City, TX 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