Usually, when the sun goes down after a 100 + days, it’s cools down. We tend to sit outside, watch the dogs and cats play, work on projects, or, as in the photo Anne is working on homework. We’ve found that trying to cool the RV off for a few hours isn’t worth it. If we get we’re the heat is really hitting us hard, we drive into town in the AC car, get showers, get a few groceries, and cool off. The dogs really love riding in the cool car. The only issue we have is due to the dogs we use the remote start while showering (it’s more secure than starting and let run with the key) the remote starter only runs 15 minutes before it shuts off. We set a timer and so far it’s been working.
Ka-Hoon Campground and Event Center 