The "Dew Drop Inn" Chronicles

[fpoole]

yah, it's a good one "Off Season" that whole area, pennisula, is one rugged place...
It looks like your spot was right next to the one I had too..

Can't bring up the photo from here, but slight drop off from the pavement then fire pit and fence.... nice, just put your feet up, grab a beer and watch the waves roll in....
Sweet....

 

[michaelo]

The Dewey and crew are once again camped at what's becoming our home away from home, Fort Townsend SP, and once again we have the place to ourselves.

We have been changing over to summer mode at our storage unit, packed away the NB and Mr Heater and broke out the Alcove and portable battery operated fan, makes us ready for the 4th annual NWRU. We're heading down Mossyrock way on the morrow, got a site booked at Ike Kinswa SP for a couple nights before the big event to avoid the always dreaded holiday weekend traffic. I will be reporting on the gathering in case ya'll were wondering, so return to the "Dew Drop Inn Chronicles" often and get all the news that's fit to print on this years "Camp-Inn Owners North West Round Up".

Michael

 

[Pick]

Portable battery operated fan heh..... No don't tell me I don't need one.....Who makes it?......
MDP

 

[michaelo]

Hi Mike
We've had this fan forever, I think it's a Home Depot or Harbor Freight item. It moves a lot of air, we wish we'd had it on our trip to Kalalock last week cuz it got really hot, so into the kit it goes for this time of year. They have cig light plug fans at Camping World but then you are locked into using it at the trailer, we can put this anywhere and get a good breeze going.

Michael

 

[gperkins]

I just got my 560 and I have planned a month long "break-in" trip from Maine to California and up through Washington and back to ME. I booked two nights at this campground without really knowing anything about it. After seeing your pictures I am now really excited to go there it looks fantastic.

 

[michaelo]

Sounds like a wonderful trip you have planned, I think you'll love the park and it puts you close to Port Townsend, don't miss a visit to Waterfront Pizza, best pies on the planet. Check out my previous posts on the area in this thread.

Michael

 

[gperkins]

Thanks, I can't wait. I was talking about your pictures of Kalalock campground, but the SP looks great as well.

 

[michaelo]

Yes the park is nice but Kalalock is spectacular! Leave a bit of time if you can and visit Port Townsend as well, a very unique place.

Michael

 

[gperkins]

Thanks for the tip, Michael.

 

[michaelo]

We made it down Mossyrock way and camped at site 37 in Ike Kinswa SP. It is a beautiful SP along the shore of Mayfield Lake, got in late so will check out the rest of the park tomorrow. Nice big sites with lots of privacy.

Place is pretty empty with lots of unreserved sites, not a popular Memorial Weekend spot I guess.

Michael

 

[fpoole]

Kewl, it is a nice spot. If they are open, but recall only 1 or 2 where you could see the lake... see ya tomorrow, will try to get into the camp inn site...

 

[michaelo]

The Dew Drop Inn is now camped at Mossyrock. There are already 8 of these extraordinary camper trailers at the gathering...

Norm and Peggy's #32
Bear's #70
Frank's # 249
Joan's #445
Jenn's #452
The Dew Drop Inn# 632
Pat's #650
and Joe and Alex's #661

632 with 32 in the background

Tom and Gayle's # 455
and Bob and Kathy's #454 got here as I write this.

We got our D&V dining table offset from Joe and Alex, they were great enough to hand deliver to folks at the gathering who wanted them. He had a stack of them so he had a lot of takers! It works fantastic, it really does a great job of getting the table off to one side so you can get at the sink, it also gives you a lot more room in the galley area, well done Dan and Vanessa and Camp-Inn.

Stay tuned to the The Dew Drop Inn Chronicles for news as it happens at the 4th annual NWRU

Michael

 

[michaelo]

Evan and Lena's #343 is here and Mick and Sarah's # 394 just arrived.

The weather has straightened up, the rain has stopped and the sun is doing it's best to break through.

Michael

 

[1Door]

You all are lookin' great!!
This is a whole lot better than television!
We're staying tuned.

Bottoms Up!

 

[pat walsh]

Thanks for the pics and info wish we were there but won't get to WA till the 18th of June - can't wait. The table off set looks like a great addition.
Have a ton of fun!

 

[michaelo]

Yes Susan and Alan, TV is over rated.

Dave and Dixie's #545 is here...

...and Stephen and Shirley's #501 just pulled in next to us.

Everybody is busy cooking cuz we took a vote and decided to throw a potluck tonight, can't wait!

Stay tuned here for more NWRU news you can use!

Michael

 

[Dahava]

Looks great!!! I hope you all have a great time! It's cool seeing the table extensions in use, too. The extra galley space is great!

 

[michaelo]

Hi Dan and Vanessa, Joe brought 8 table extensions with him and Pat got her's at the nest so most of the trailers here are sporting your invention, well done!

The Friday night NWRU potluck was a great success, boy some great food can be cooked up in these little trailers...

... man I'm stuffed... looking forward to tomorrow night's potluck...

Michael

 

[michaelo]

The sun did finally break out today at Mossyrock. Yeah!

Our view from Dewey's lakefront campsite.

Tall tales and teardrop yarns around the old campfire.

That's all for today Camp-Inn fans, we'll pick this up again tomorrow, this is michaelo signing off.

Michael

 

[michaelo]

Cel service fell off a cliff, so couldn't post, so here's one from yesterday.

Well Camp-Inn fans I thought I'd kick off today's coverage of the 4th annual NWRU with a couple of pictures of the the lowest and highest serial number teardrops present.

Norm and Peggy's #32, check out the gorgeous patina on this beauty , reminds me of the skins of the DC3s that they still use to fly freight to Catalina Island with.

Joe and Alex's #661, 661!, she's only 2 weeks old, they basically picked her up and drove straight here.

Check out the wheels would ya!

Michael