Hillsboro, ND

Old school Fahrenheit

It was a very chilly night outside at about -8 C but we were cozy inside, and miraculously, nothing froze up on the Brave.   Although, Kirk is piling 2 of his beds together.  It was a sunny clear day with very little wind.  Great for putting the RV on cruise control and rolling down the highway.  We are stopped for the night in Hillsboro ND in their campground.  This is the only campground open between Sioux Falls and home and we have stayed here before.

The campground manager met us at the gate and said I can only offer a couple of spots, we got 2 feet of snow out of that storm.  One which he had plowed but was muddy and required a muddy road to get out again - nope rather not have that one.  Well then, in behind the building on the pavement and he would put some picnic tables across the water to a site electrical box and run us a cord to the RV.  Yes, that one please.  This may sound kind of iffy but we appreciated the fact that he is open where the other campgrounds that say open April 1 - aren't.  He put on rubber boots and ran that cord out over picnic tables and put a couple of orange pylons behind the RV to block anyone else from driving in behind us.  Kirk and I had a good walk around town and here we are.

Our site

The other site in the distance.

The picnic tables carrying extension cord to dry land

438 Km.