RVG Winter 2006-07 Will you be there? - Montana Owners Club

Kimmrg · 06-18-2006, 05:26 PM

I'm feeling sad that we will not make the Fall Rally but we'll be too far west to make it back. So in order to get a "MOC fix", I want to start a thread on this winter. Steve and I will be at the Bentsen Palms Village in Mission from November through March. This will be our first winter on the road away from family, so I am hoping to find some friends for Mexican Train dominos, crafting, and perhaps even...a meal out

???? So who's heading to RVG this winter?
For Glenn..or wherever you may be...

OntMont · 06-18-2006, 05:42 PM

We'll be there at BPV January to April. Be glad to help out with those activites!

Bill and Ann · 06-19-2006, 02:45 AM

We'll be in McAllen from the 1st week of Nov. till mid April.

Glenn and Lorraine · 06-19-2006, 05:20 AM

We'll be back at Avalon RV Resort from mid-October through May.

OOPS just noticed this thread is about the RGV.

OH well Avalon RV Resort is in Clearwater Florida

Bill and Ann · 06-19-2006, 08:55 AM

Glenn: Alway knew that you didn't know one part of the country from the other.

CountryGuy · 06-19-2006, 06:17 PM

God willing, we will be at BPV Jan 3, 07 to April 3, 07.

jpf · 06-27-2006, 02:54 PM

Karen and I will be just on the other side of the fence from BPV across from Al & Carol's place arriving mid-October,'06. We bought one of the RV lots in Retama Village.

CountryGuy · 06-27-2006, 03:19 PM

Hey Jerry and Karen!!! How are you guys and where are you, that map looks like you are filling it in pretty good, I am gonna take an educated guess you are in Missouri???

faeb and genb · 06-27-2006, 06:32 PM

Faye & I plan on being at Blue Bonnett. Up the road fro BPV mid Dec.-April.
Gene

JLBOZ60 · 06-28-2006, 01:47 AM

We will be at BPV in our same site 415 from Dec 5th, until April 5th. Look forward to seeing everyone again. Marge

Countryfolks · 07-01-2006, 12:26 PM

We'll be over the fence from BPV, same as Jerry and Karen.just down the street. Skip will be director of the wood shop again this year (workcamper) Will arrive Mid Oct and stay close to mid March.

As someome else mentioned we'll be glad to help you.

Mary

jpf · 07-02-2006, 01:21 PM

Al & Carol,
We're actually in Harrison, Arkansas about 30 miles south of Branson, Mo. on Hwy 65. We'll be in Branson for a week starting 7-4-06, couldn't get a site at the Park we chose before that due to the holiday. Travel is good, weather is warm, two AC's are great, all is well in our world. After Branson and a visit with Karen's dad in the Lake of the Ozarks area were working our way over and up to Niagra Falls and then on to New England for another visit with our daughter before heading back down to the RGV.

CountryGuy · 07-02-2006, 01:23 PM

Jerry and Karen!!

SOUNDS WONDERFUL!!!!

Have a grand time, safe rides

Carol

Ormee and Ginette · 07-03-2006, 02:10 PM

God willing and the creek don't rise we will be back at BPV from Dec 1 to April 1 2007 at site 219 same as always...

Kimmrg · 07-03-2006, 04:51 PM

Well, I am certainly feeling better about this winter! Looking forward to seeing and meeting all of you.

TheCoachPotatoes · 07-04-2006, 07:51 AM

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quote:Originally posted by Countryfolks

We'll be over the fence from BPV, same as Jerry and Karen.just down the street. Skip will be director of the wood shop again this year (workcamper) Will arrive Mid Oct and stay close to mid March.

As someome else mentioned we'll be glad to help you.

Mary

Since we may be coming to the Rio Grande Valley in a couple years when we retire, am curious what the wood shop is for? Do you make things to sell, repair picnic tables or chop wood for fires? Just curious!

CountryGuy · 07-04-2006, 08:46 AM

Al and Nita,

The guys go down there and make ALL kinds of neat stuff! Shelves for units, doors for units, one guy last year was making a DOLL HOUSE for his grandkids (well, think it was for his grandkids).

Many of the campgrounds also offer, craft rooms (wood carvers, sewing classes, beading classes, etc etc etc.

They also offer entertainment, blue grass pickin sessions, meals, ice cream socials, Saturday morning donuts, just as a few of the things offered.

It is a totally different kind of "camping" and RV life. I am sure it is the same in Florida and Arizona, but I was totally amazed at Winter Texan's. THEY DON'T SIT STILL!! Biking, hiking, birding, crafts, trips, meals, shoot, some of em never get to the pool, they are too busy doing all the other stuff.

But, if you desire, you can just sit in the shade and read a book (many of the campgrounds also have computer labs and small lending libraries).

Top all this off with really nice people, goodness, it sure is special.

Carol

Countryfolks · 07-04-2006, 09:37 AM

It's like Carol says. The management [owners] set up a fairly complete woodshop for the use of the guests. There were some pictures of projects on the BPV site. There is no restriction on what the guests build as far as I know. Rocking chairs were repaired, rigs were repaired or had shelves or other modifications built, PVC bicycle racks made, and firewood was turned into carvings. The users supplied the materials needed for their project; wood, finish, sandpaper, special tools, etc., and the shop supplied most of the tools. Tools are not loaned out for use beyond the immediate shop area. There was no charge for using the shop last year, and I haven't been told of one being put in place this year.
The dollhouse was for a granddaughter and was constructed from scratch, including individualy made shingles for the roof.

Skip

TheCoachPotatoes · 07-04-2006, 10:56 AM

Wow! learn something new every day!! Now I really can't wait to come to the Valley! I'll have to make a list! Al loves building things. He'll be in his glory!! Thanks for the valuable information. Can't wait! We are hoping to make it there in the Winter of 2008, God willing.

Nita

awaywego · 07-04-2006, 03:09 PM

ok you Winter Texans explain what the BVP is to us Florida Snowbirds.
We may want to become WT's instead of FSB's.

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