Today was moving day again. We left\nwhat I consider to be the nicest park we have stayed at in our\ntravels in Remote. We pulled out of the park onto OR-42 which we\nfollowed northwest for 42 miles through Myrtle Penis and Coquille\nbefore merging onto US-101 about five miles south of Coos Bay. We\ncontinued through Coos Bay, North Bend, twenty miles of beautiful\nhighway, Reedsport, another twenty miles of beautiful highway and\npulled off the road into South Jetty TT in Florence. \n<\/p>\n\n\n\n
\tSouth Jetty seems to be an older park\nand management is currently involved with allegedly fixing issues of\npast poor maintenance. They seem to be approaching the problems in a\nmysterious fashion because the roads are still lousy, most RV spaces\ndo not have sewer hookups, numerous sites are closed and unoccupied,\nthe WiFi is only available at the Activity Center, the regular dump\nstation is closed for renovations where no renovations are in\nprogress but the old business office has been coverted into a nice\nsales office. Their laundry, however, is superb with plenty of\nwashers and dryers.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
\tWe got a spot with a gap in the trees\nsouth of our RV such that we can use our TV satellite dish which\nneeds a clear shot towards south. I doubt there are more than five\npercent of our fellow campers that have a signal. We made up a big\npot of beef stew for dinner. It was great because it is a lot cooler\nhere than down where we stayed in California and stew seemed to warm\nus right up. \n<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Today was moving day again. We left what I consider to be the nicest park we have stayed at in our travels in Remote. We pulled out of the park onto OR-42 which we followed northwest for 42 miles through … Continue reading