Greetings from New Hampshire

[Soundsailor]

Hello:

While I'm new to Grand Design (we picked up our Reflection 260RD in November but haven't been able to camp in it yet due to winter weather) I've been RVing since 2018. My first coach was a Forest River Mini Lite 2401s. My current interest lies in provisioning my 260RD with an adequate solar system for camping off-grid.

So far we've camped in the northeast including New York, Vermont, New Hampshire, Massachusetts, and Maine. We're not sure if we're up for long-distance trips yet (ever). If we decide to try it we would like to visit the west and the many national parks there.

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Stephen

[Ynot4me2]

Hello:

While I'm new to Grand Design (we picked up our Reflection 260RD in November but haven't been able to camp in it yet due to winter weather) I've been RVing since 2018. My first coach was a Forest River Mini Lite 2401s. My current interest lies in provisioning my 260RD with an adequate solar system for camping off-grid.

So far we've camped in the northeast including New York, Vermont, New Hampshire, and Maine. We're not sure if we're up for long-distance trips yet (ever). If we decide to try it we would like to visit the west and the many national parks there.

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Stephen

Congrats and welcome to the group. As soon as border restrictions slack on both sides, those are all states that are on our radar.

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[ajg617]

Nice to see another NH native. We are also winter locked but set to close on RV this Sunday. Sad to say, we haven't explored much of our own New England states in 30 years - hope to change that starting this year.

[Soundsailor]

Nice to see another NH native. We are also winter locked but set to close on RV this Sunday. Sad to say, we haven't explored much of our own New England states in 30 years - hope to change that starting this year.

Yes, we New Hampshirites aren't very well represented on most of the RV sites I've visited. The one place I'd put on my don't miss list for New England would be Acadia National Park in Maine. Plenty of places to park your Solitude there, from roughing it to full hook-ups depending on your preference. Where in NH are you located?

[DECelt]

Hello:

While I'm new to Grand Design (we picked up our Reflection 260RD in November but haven't been able to camp in it yet due to winter weather) I've been RVing since 2018. My first coach was a Forest River Mini Lite 2401s. My current interest lies in provisioning my 260RD with an adequate solar system for camping off-grid.

So far we've camped in the northeast including New York, Vermont, New Hampshire, Massachusetts, and Maine. We're not sure if we're up for long-distance trips yet (ever). If we decide to try it we would like to visit the west and the many national parks there.

Already benefited from being a member of this forum, thanks to all of you willing to share your knowledge

Stephen

Greetings from the Delaware beaches! We also were blessed to call NH our adopted home...23 years in Southern NH and 16 more in the White Mtns! Alas, winter won! Delaware beaches is now as cold as we get [emoji1]

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[ajg617]

Yes, we New Hampshirites aren't very well represented on most of the RV sites I've visited. The one place I'd put on my don't miss list for New England would be Acadia National Park in Maine. Plenty of places to park your Solitude there, from roughing it to full hook-ups depending on your preference. Where in NH are you located?

I've heard a lot about Acadia over the years. Seems every time the Scouts went, I was traveling for work. Have you ever been to one of the campgrounds near Twin Peaks? Have seen some good reviews by folks who summer there every year. We're in the Manchester area - too close to Taxachussetts

[Cannon07]

Welcome from Georgia.