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Either (or both) would be put to good use - but if you had to pick just one of them to bring, IÆd recommend the Coleman... In addition to being a whole lot more portable/travel-friendly, a Coleman makes cooking breakfast a cinch û and is very useful when loaned-out to the Iron Chefs for dinner.

That being said û let me know if you decide to bring the Weberà If you do, IÆll be sure to pack a large stash of Mesquite, and maybe weÆll have some of my æSquirt-you-in-the-eyeÆ Slow-Roasted Caribbean Pork Sirloins <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/oink.gif" alt="" /> <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif" alt="" /> <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/kewl.gif" alt="" />






Thanks for asking - It is nowà

[color:"blue"]Campground Map Updated[/color][/b]

àas follows:



[color:"darkred"][b]* Preferred Campsites are indicated in Off-White

NOTE:
- Site 12 is drive-thru configuration, with electrical hook-up.
- Sites 14 and 16 are standard pull-in/back-in, also with electrical hook-up.

NONE of the campsites at Arrowhead have on-site water.[/color]



> None of the sites have water on themà
On the map, IÆve added the location of all the water spigots, as well as the dumpsters, and noted the tent sites.

> Electrical hook-up consists of TWO standard GFCI sockets, and ONE 30-amp æpig-tailÆ socket.



IÆd say youÆd probably prefer #12, mainly because itÆs a drive-thru site û but all of the camper (non-tent) sites at Arrowhead are large enough for a 26-footer (although some have more room than others).

I sure hope you can make it û Just let me know if things work out with your schedule and IÆll slap a Toyota logo on whichever site you decide to get <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/kewl.gif" alt="" />


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