Steve and Mary

Ok, we can start the furry feline post. We have two Egyptian Mau cats, RJ is 16 and Sophia is 7. They always travel with us and love the adventures. Steve made a cat scratch post for them on the dining table stand. We open the door to our lower compartment and store their litter box there while being camped. On the move their litter box goes on the back floor of the truck.

Wanted to add our Ollie and truck to the list. Thanks for doing this.

We love our basement access door! We have a dog and two cats accompanying us and they all ride in the back seat of the truck in transit to our next destination - we utilize the basement to hold our chocks and set up equipment but once we are set up we set the empty crates in the truck bed and the basement is where the cat litter box goes - fits perfect, easy to access and clean daily, and the basement door stays open for the cats, only closing it long enough to clean the litter box. Works great for us and keeps the dog from getting into the mess.

Here is our solution for mounting the Garmin 890 RV in a 2020 Tundra. Modular dash plate is from Rago Fabrication, Ram mounts are used to attach Garmin and Furrion displays to dash plate.

Quincy is our 11 yo miniature schnauzer who loves to travel - his only misdeed is his schnauzer tendency for barking but otherwise he behaves quite nicely. We are hoping to add our two Egyptian Mau cats to the mix of traveling companions in the near future as they are Quincy’s best friends.

There are sprinklers and water hoses on every site to water the sod. There is a lot of hay on the top so when you look closer there is green grass starting to show through. Regarding planting trees, we didn’t think they probably planned on trees since solar seems to be the way to go. A few picnic tables would be nice but we were told they are on order.

Here are some photos of the new Oliver Campsites - plus a bonus of Mr Quincy waiting to see his new home.

Our experience at the new Oliver campsites was enjoyable - the sites are just meant for overnight to be close by and not for a real camping experience but it was reassuring having them next door since just a few steps took you back to them for questions and help if needed. We were very fortunate to have great weather and no issues with our camper. Traveled to David Crockett State Park for this evening but will be heading north to Fort Massac State Park in southern Illinois for a couple of nights before returning to our home in Illinois. Will try to post photos later in the week. Mary

Spending our first night at the new Oliver campground in our amazing Elite II. Last September we toured the factory and made the decision that this was the RV we really wanted once we had retired this summer. The forum has been a great source of learning all about the Oliver Elite II. We are looking forward to many adventures and meeting new friends. So very excited!