Scamp Roadtrip: Part 13: Starlite Camping Resort Lancaster PA, Kitchen Kettle, GOATS, Heading Home

[@jayrpyne7067]

Well done. Enjoyed your experiences. Namaste

[@LetNewAdventuresBegin]

Thanks Jay, Glad you enjoyed it- looking forward to some good fall trips this year

[@onedaycloser2872]

Nice job...enjoyed your adventure.

[@LetNewAdventuresBegin]

Thanks for being here!

[@kenkessler4628]

What an adventure! Thank you for sharing your videos and your memories. Happy Trails!

[@LetNewAdventuresBegin]

Thanks Ken, It was a great first trip with the Scamp- we are hooked on the RV style of travel for sure

[@joetrumblak3522]

Enjoyed the trip . Great job with the video filming.

[@LetNewAdventuresBegin]

Thanks for coming along with us Joe!

[@TheBaitShoppe-CrumpTN]

Beautiful view

[@LetNewAdventuresBegin]

they have a great view- we need to figure out how to do a night time lapse next time we go back

[@yoli1342]

excellent videos thank you for sharing your vacation with everyone I just finished binge-watching every episode from the beginning to the end of your vacation excellent

[@LetNewAdventuresBegin]

wow thanks Yoli, I am so glad you enjoyed the videos- we enjoyed making them 😁 we will keep them coming!

[@yoli1342]

@@LetNewAdventuresBegin you're welcome and I look forward to seeing more videos in the future

[@gio_isabella]

This was so wonderful to watch! We have a 1985 13 ft fiberglass Burro. But with winter here in NH, I’ve been having camping withdrawals. So this helped a lot ❤️ and I really like the style of your videos, they’re very relaxed and don’t seemed forced which is a bit freeing to see on KZbin. Keep it up!

[@LetNewAdventuresBegin]

glad you enjoyed it Giorgianna 😁 love those vintage campers- they are so special! thank goodness for youtube videos to help us through winter...we are really looking forward to the upcoming season- we have a few trips planned & look forward to sharing 👍

[@TraumaRNKen]

Such a great trip! We booked a trip down around Seneca because of your trips.

[@LetNewAdventuresBegin]

that is great! you will really enjoy it - there is so much to do in that area

[@HK-vn9gp]

Thank you sharing your trip with youtrube viewer, Can't wait for your next trip, Thank you for shown the cost breakdown of the trip. enjoyed every part of the your trip video and very nice voice over the video, I learn a lot of West Virginia. Thanks Hit

[@LetNewAdventuresBegin]

Thanks for watching! I think it is important to talk about the cost of traveling so others can plan well. West Virginia is an awesome destination especially if you like the outdoors

[@DreamingOutloudRVing]

Love the Scamp! We are going Full Time in near future but, we camp a bit larger rig. Thanks for sharing!!

[@LetNewAdventuresBegin]

the Scamp is super fun, but there is a rig out there to meet everyone's needs & style of camping- thanks for watching!

[@AngelaAng-nearaquietstream]

Great idea about having full hookups on the last day to flush out tanks and clean/reset everything! Thanks for sharing your budget; it was helpful. What a wonderful adventure! :)

[@LetNewAdventuresBegin]

It really helps to get things all cleaned out, especially if the camper is going to sit for a while after the trip is over. Budget is important- it is what makes trips like this possible. Thanks for watching Angela!

[@AlaskaErik]

I have one of those Rhino Blasters for my small trailer, which didn't come with a black tank flush hookup. It does a great job of flushing the tank out. My trailer came with one of those blue hoses with clamps, but I've never used it. I prefer the Rhino Extreme sewer hose, as it's much easier to hook up, and if you step on it, it'll spring right back. I'm also a firm believer in separate color-coded hoses for fresh and waste water. Blue or white for fresh water and orange or black for waste water. I also store them in separate containers. I know some people use the same hose for everything and that's not only gross, but unsanitary.

[@LetNewAdventuresBegin]

so many little tricks to learn with RV's, but yes different containers and hoses are a must! and gloves because the connections are not always the best

[@bertkelly7650]

One thing I've learned while dumping, is to shake the camper. Gets things shaken up. Can't use one of those flushers because I have a right angle drain.

[@LetNewAdventuresBegin]

do you shake the camper by pushing on it?

[@bertkelly7650]

@@LetNewAdventuresBegin Yes.

[@LetNewAdventuresBegin]

@@bertkelly7650 interesting- I will try that next time, or rather Patrick will 😁

[@surfandstreamfisher5749]

it didn't take long to master RVing. glad to see you guys getting good use out of the scamp. you guys did winterize it, correct?

[@LetNewAdventuresBegin]

haha I don't know about mastering it, but we are learning some things! yup we winterized it in October, our videos are on a delay (takes a long time to edit!)

[@MrBeatenpath]

thank you!

[@LetNewAdventuresBegin]

thanks for being here!

[@lisantica842]

I enjoyed seeing the cost breakdown of the trip. Seems reasonable for all you did and saw.

[@LetNewAdventuresBegin]

I think it is helpful for people looking to get an RV to see what a trip could cost. We could have saved money by going out to eat less, but we also really enjoy eating at some local places when we are exploring- like getting pie in West Virginia!

[@richardhouvener6423]

I've never camped where they had sewer hookups at the sites, but I have not run into people who are impatient behind me at dump stations either. That said, I expect it's going to get me some day...

[@LetNewAdventuresBegin]

we usually dont do full hook ups, but it is really nice to take your time and flush the tanks well- especially at the end of a trip 👍

[@673Piper]

Really enjoyed this series. Can't wait for spring to get back on the road ourselves.

[@LetNewAdventuresBegin]

yes! come on Spring!!

[@deebarnett4685]

Awesome to see you have been taking some great trips!

[@LetNewAdventuresBegin]

we are really enjoying the Scamp & looking forward to doing more traveling this year!

[@beachbum9869]

Excellent 9 day trip. What memories. That was smart to do your shopping before you got home. I doubt think I would of thought of that. That was a beautiful camp ground you stayed at. The Starlight I believe it was. What did that cost you? If you don't mind me asking. Glad you guys are feeling better. Looking forward to your next video. You are getting good at this take care, stay healthy and be safe.

[@LetNewAdventuresBegin]

Thanks Beach Bum, it was a great trip! we have learned from past trips that coming back home with no food is rough because neither of us feel like going food shopping & then getting ready for work- so this worked out well! The Starlite was under $50 for the night & had such a great view!

[@arnphawk]

we are looking at getting a 16 foot scamp or casita in the summer of 2021 and have a 2012 forester that is rated to tow 2400 pounds max and appears to be about the same size as your Jeep...does your suv do a good job at towing the scamp you have and not feel overburdened? it looks really fun to get out and RV, really looking forward to it, heading out west, colorado, utah, southwest etc......I enjoy your channel. cheers from Kansas City

[@LetNewAdventuresBegin]

it handles the Scamp pretty well- I think we would have gone for a vehicle with a tow package if we knew we were getting the Scamp (just for less overall wear & tear on the vehicle) but the Scamp was a bit of a surprise purchase & it works well for us, Thanks for watching & good luck with your search for a camper!

[@AlaskaErik]

@@LetNewAdventuresBegin When I bought my 2016 Chevy Silverado I didn't have towing in mind. After I got my trailer a year and a half later, I realized that it just didn't have the oomph that I needed for pulling long hills, so I got a 2019 Chevy Silverado with the 6.2L engine, 10 speed transmission and the Max Trailering package. It makes towing so much easier and nicer! The 220 amp alternator does a much better job of keeping the trailer battery charged and the enhanced cooling system keeps everything much cooler, which prolongs engine and transmission life.

[@larrykramer6057]

"Patrick's parents house" I was wondering how you could afford to board Redford because it is so expensive for not-so-much. Now I see that parents come through.

[@LetNewAdventuresBegin]

when Redford was younger and not as well behaved we did board him at a farm when we traveled (with several other dogs to keep him busy), but that is expensive, so now that he is better with his manners we let him stay with the grandparents

[@brucel399]

Good afternoon. Was just curious about your power hookup for the Scamp. You were using an extension cord for the power. Didn't it have a long thick black power cord inside the port for electricity? Cheers from Colorado

[@LetNewAdventuresBegin]

the last owner switched the scamp to a 120 line so it could be plugged into a regular outlet. It just makes it easier to hook it up at home & we can get away with the lower power since we don't have an air conditioner and we usually run the fridge on electric.

[@LetNewAdventuresBegin]

We were a little late getting this last video out- we were both sick for a couple weeks (stupid winter!) I was waiting until I was slightly less stuffy to do all the voice overs! Next up we will be sharing our weekend trip with the Scamp to Central Jersey at Allaire State Park, an Off road jeep trip in the Pine Barrens, and the Atlantic City Camping & RV show

[@stephenfleming7918]

Yep, I’ve camped in Atlantic City. Wildwood as well. I was young but had tons of fun. Hopefully will be visiting next year in our boat. Our daughter lives in Manasquan now. We can visit her too.

[@LetNewAdventuresBegin]

@@stephenfleming7918 there are some great places to do RV camping at the jersey shore- we hope do do some local weekend trips this summer around south jersey

[@stephenfleming7918]

Let New Adventures Begin Yes, Cape May is great too