Does anyone know when we will be able to reserve RV space on site? And do we do so through MOA or the fairgrounds? Is there a contact person?
I'm concerned because the spaces in TN were sold out before I even heard thay reservations were open.
Thanks.
Alan.
These two rally sites are totally different, not even close in comparison vs. landscape. This one in Redmond is flat ground and RVing should be much easier, but I'm not in the know either about sites. I went to Redmond the first time(tented) and found it really nice and Tenn was too, even with RV challenges in Tenn.. Just some comfort knowing Redmond is a flat rally siteand lends itself to large RV parking. Randy...PS; I really enjoyed Tenn and Redmond, finding both premium sites for our rallies
The Tennessee site was not RV friendly. As you said, it was very rolling, and also not much in the way of RV hookups. We travel with a cat (don't ask) so need electric for AC when we're away from the camper in summertime. We ended up at a KOA about 15 minutes awayfrom the rally this year.
I was at the first Redmond, sans RV, I rode out from FL. It's a great site and a beautiful location. Really looking forward to going back. From what I understand there is a real RV park on site with hookups. There seems to a growing trend for people to use RVs at MOA rallies. I just hope there's space for all.
alan.
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The target date for making RV reservations is March 1, 2010. The details are being worked out as to how they are going to be handled.
I'll keep you posted.
Huey
Thanks Huey, I'll put that date on my calendar.Originally Posted by HueyC2
alan.
Hopefully, it will be really nice at 4000' elevation and ACs won't be required in the RVs. Even without hookups, a promising weekend is to be had in that area of the USA
July 15, 2009 - 91f
July 15, 2008 - 93f
July 15, 2007 - 93f
Its a dry heat.
I've been to Redmond at least three times, including the last rally there. My recollection is that July is quite warmduring the day and cool at night. Weatherwise it's a very nice place. But I would not leave an animal iin a closed up vehicle sitting in the sun.Hopefully, it will be really nice at 4000' elevation and ACs won't be required in the RVs. Even without hookups, a promising weekend is to be had in that area of the USA
alan.
If we have a High Pressure weather system over the area, it will be warmer. Otherwise, the opposite with a Low Pressure system and noticably cooler. Luck of the draw, week by week. I'll have to check the Farmers Almanac for regional weather this year
Is there tent camping available there? We plan to ride, so no RV behind us.
Just a few thousand spots. See you there.
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Yup, and it's flat at the fairgrounds with nice grass. This was a brand new site when we were there last. The trees are bigger now, but there still isn't a lot of shade yet. Nice site.
tb
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1978 R100RS, 2006 F650GS, 2007 F800S
More and more "bikes" are towing RV camper rigs behind them nowadays! I guess the m/c campers are considered RVs, yes? Gotta love the wide variety of stuff folks come on and in
I just got the latest Owners News. Lots of info on the Redmond rally. But still nothing about making RV reservations. Still waiting.
alan.
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That's the high. What's the low for the same dates?
Will it be a one, two or three dog night?
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