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We are on a long trip. A stop was at Worthington State Forest, Columbia, NJ. The campground is along the Delaware River & is dry. The bathhouse is semi-satisfactory. The one near us had composting toilets; another one which served a lot more people was flush. Beautiful location. We were here on Memorial Day weekend & very few people. We were in spot 38, on a grassy knoll, with a slight river view.

<p style="text-align: left;">We departed from the Rally. Went home for a few days and started west. I made a small wager with my wife that we would see 3 Olliver's on thos trip besides ours. She said we would see 1. So far none. Here we are today at Cedar Pass Lodge Campground in the Badlands.</p>

We could not go to the Lake Guntersville rally because we had a family gathering at Jalama Beach county park campground, west of Santa Barbara, CA. This is a really nice campground, right on the ocean. We had our Oliver, my sister had her Casita, and other family members rented cabins. On our way home we stayed in Snow Canyon State Park, near St. George, UT. A really fabulous park.

Pictures or it didn't happen. :-)

Thanks for the pictures! Did you know that it is illegal to skinny dip in Skinny Dip Falls - it is on National Forest Property where nudity is prohibited. Having said that - I was fishing the Yellow Prong creek a few years ago (this is the creek that Skinny Dip Falls is on) and just below the falls I came upon a couple of co-eds that were catching some sun - apparently illegally too! Bill

Headed to Mount Pisgah on the Blue Ridge Parkway for cooler temps. Great weather for camping and hiking! Skinny Dip Falls From the BRP

Nan, which Ollie did you order? The Elite or the Elite II? John did offer some good suggestions. There are trucks that I love to drive ( my Silverado, for example) and others that just don't fit me. You'll know best when you get to drive a few. There are a lot of great deals on 2019s in my county, as there seems to be a surplus of inventory heading into the new model year. Local news talked about it last night. I'm half tempted to go drive a few, myself. Fwiw, I really loved the seats in my brother's new Ford 150 when he came down to Florida from Minnesota. Even the back seat was comfortable, with a lot of leg room. My sister inlaw, even shorter than I am, loves driving it, too, even with a trailer in tow. But, everyone is different, and that's why there are so many ( confusing) choices. Sherry

Hobo, we're discussing this on the mod site. But a number of folks are doing what we love most... camping. :) Thanks to all of you for your suggestions. Continue to add comments, and we'll (eventually) figure out a way to make the dictionary happen. Sherry

I'd try tech services at MaxxFan on Tuesday. They used to be really good with tech support/ customer service. With all the troubleshooting you've already done, you should get a fairly quick answer. Sherry

My hull number is 246. I am familiar with the wiring behind the Furrion. I did look there again and don’t see any wires that look like they go to the fan. BUT, I check again today at the fan circuit board and did read 14 volts power. So this negates my earlier post of no power to the fan. Had to make contact on the back side of board. A little difficult so maybe I didn’t have good contact before. Anyway, That leaves the circuit board on the MaxxFan I suppose. I will try to post a picture.

Wow, that was fast, Overland, and a lot of info. TPMS- tire pressure monitoring system Sticky - a. A travel trailer constructed with wood frame and panels. b. A topic "pinned" to the top in a forum so it can always be seen Sherry

The collective nouns for otters are bevy, family, lodge or romp (being descriptive of their often playful nature) I submit that any gathering of Oliver travel trailers be termed a “romp”. This would also be in keeping of the acronym OTTOR: Oliver Travel Trailer Owner’s Romp.