This looks absolutely beautiful…and fun.

We’ve been to Gatlinburg - beautiful area - we did the chair lift that went up the mountain to the Gatlinburg Sky Park and walked across the bridge! Seeing the park you went to with all the activities, we may just have to go back!

Looks like fun

Living in central PA we have a lot of great roads to enjoy.

Do you know if the sunset side is good for kayaking/swimming? Or would it be too windy?

Great looking campground, we will have to add it to our list of places to visit.

I want to ride this in Autumn, when the leaves are changed. Also want to ride it at night - I love night riding.

Such a lovely and nice campground to visit and explore.

👋👋👍 It's always fun to see what you 2 are up too . . ✌🏻❤️

Nice spot, I like the pool.

Thanks man

Thank you for posting. My ancestor was John Junk (b. N. Ireland 1818) From his obit: "Mr. John Junk, a well-known resident of Fall Brook, died last Thursday at the age of 68 years. He had been employed by the Fall Brook Coal Company for upwards of 25 years." (Tuesday, August 20, 1889, The Wellsboro Agitator, Wellsboro, Tioga Co, Pa.) I do not know for sure where he is buried. Either this Cemetery or St. Andrews. In the 1880 census, his occupation was listed as a Barn Boss. (Forerunner of "The Teamsters"?) From my notes for those interested in names: The Fallbrook borough officers for the year 1881 were: Burgess, Robert Russell; councilmen, Patrick Dwyer, Robert Ray, Noble Breese, Patrick Ryan, Walter Allen, JAMES JUNK; Justice of the peace, C.K. Thompson; judge of election, Michael Lyon; School Directors, F.W. Lyon, Walter Allen, John McCann, JOHN JUNK, William Saxe (MARRIED TO MARY ELLEN JUNK) James Chambers; PRESIDENT OF THE SCHOOL BOARD, JOHN JUNK; secretary, James Chambers; inspectors of election, WILLIAM SAXE, David Nicol; constable, F.W. Lyon; assessor, John F. Dwyer; auditors, Henry McGrath and John G. Jones; borough clerk, Edward P. Dwyer.

Beautiful, love the color. I recently bought a 2016 black switchback, and love it

Looked like a nice campground thanks for sharing

Looks like a nice campground. Very nice bathrooms. Pool area as well

Looks like a nice campground. We did nearly the same trip from southeast PA to Nashville this past September. We stayed a little futher south at the Natural Bridge KOA, then Anchor Down in Dandridge Tennessee, Elm Hill in Nashville, then returned to Anchor Down on the way home due to Hurricane Helene flooding our planned stay in Asheville, NC. Will note this spot down as an alternate to the KOA along 81 when taking that route again.

We stayed there in 2019 overnight. We didn’t like. They put us on the hill on a very crummy site. I didn’t see any site that was better. Doubt I will ever go back. I rather boondock than pay for those sites.

Pigeon Forge is a lot of fun, but the Smokies are a favorite. I'm sorry you didn't make it to Nashville. You would have enjoyed it. Hope your back is better. That's no fun. Lynn and Danny

Great presentation! Thanks Scott

Great video! Thanks Scott

"it's more fun to ride a slow bike fast than it is to ride a fast bike slow".. Cruisin the backroads is pretty fun!

Looks good!

I USE 98.4 PSI AND SHE REALLY BLOWS THE WATER OUT LIKE THE DICKENS

We camp enough in cold weather that I think I would put shut off on the outdoor kitchen and shower/spray port since I probably wouldn't be using them when its so cold. That would save a little time blowing out the lines!

Thank you for the video. Appreciate all the info. Going to book my campsite based on your nice walking tour of the campground loop. Thank you.

Thank you for sharing all the tips with us.

We also enjoyed Pigeon Falls, Dollywood, Comedy Barn and other shows. Hope you back is better, all the best Dave.

Good timing for this video!- we are headed there this summer. Thanks for the info. Sorry to hear about your back flare-up Scott, but way to go Marie for pulling the camper! I haven't attempted to pull our camper yet, but Jeff says I probably could if I had to.

Sorry your back caused a problem. Hope it gets better fast

This is how we winterize and haven't had any issues. We actually winterize and re-winterize several times throughout the winter because we travel whenever we can. Happy holidays!

4:44 "If it's gonna be nasty, I just might head down south." I like the sound of that. Hopefully this time next year my wife and I will both be retired, and the ability to pack up and head south on a whim without a lot of effort to dewinterize the camper would be nice. Good video.

You really need to see what affect the wind will have on these bags there might be too much movement and could cause some damage the paint

Hi Scott, I think the between the bars looks cleaner but both will work. Time will tell which is the right one for you. Cheers

50 years owning an RV. Only time it froze was when I used this method. One and only one time. Good luck.

Good one

That’s the way I normally do it. this year we opted for the pink stuff. Good video

I did not hear you mention how much psi to use in the compressor. It should be no more than 40 psi. Thats what the system is designed yo handle. Any more than that can blow a line or fitting.

Fantastic presentation, Bikes Boats Bivouacs! Looks and sounds amazing! Excellent sharing. Continued success. God bless.

I like it

Nice system, I love the simplicity of it.

Looks good.

Very nice campground. I can't wait for spring! 😁 Lynn and Danny

50 horse power how bout 150 nitro z7

Looks like a good system to secure the bikes. Let the adventures begin!

Hi Scott, I also had the Bolt it on System for our Harleys in our 5th wheel and loved them. Enjoy your new Grooms and they'll be perfect for your camping. Cheers

🖖🏽Lots of work to be safe......now let's have some fun out there....... ✌🏻❤️

What year was this one?

Thanks for sharing such a comprehensive review of the campground. I've been wanting to check this one out. I love the PA parks.

Pretty cool new toys!

We stayed there on our first trip in our 1999 Fleetwood Storm. Memorial Day 1999.