Ladeze of Lazy Daze
Calling all female Lazy Daze owners!
If you are a woman and you own a Lazy Daze, this group is for you!
The Ladeze are "uppity (in the best sense of the word) women" who camp together
once a year, usually in September.
For information, please contact Laurelee Scholes at ladeze.lazydaze@gmail.com
Calling all Lazy Daze owners in the Northeast United States!
For information contact H. T. Pohlman at htpohlman@gmail.com
Northern Exposure of Lazy Daze
Calling all Lazy Daze owners in Central and Northern California!
Northern Exposure of Lazy Daze is an informal organization of owners of new or used
Lazy Daze motorhomes. The group has been in existence since 1992. If interested, please contact Roseann McGreal at roseymcgreal@aol.com.
Lazy Daze Northwest
Calling all Lazy Daze owners in the Northwest United States!
For more information, please contact Pete Reed at weereeds@msn.com.
Southwest Lazy Daze Caravan Club
Calling all Lazy Daze owners in the Southwest United States!
Lazy Daze Southwest Club welcomes any owner of a Lazy Daze Motorhome living or traveling in the Southwest! Our camping get-togethers will take us throughout the Southwest with special caravans, on occasion, to other locations such as Puerto Penasco, Mexico (Rocky Point). At the current time our members come from AZ, CA, NM, CO, NV, MN and TX.
A rich network of RV sites dedicated to serving enthusiasts of the open road, with links to (deep breath here) RV-related books, classified ads, directories, parks and campgrounds, products and accessories, accessory manufacturers, clubs, dealers, manufacturers, rentals, resources, services, travel and tourism, and yes - even RV-related TV shows. And they even have a discussion forum!
The Escapees RV Club is dedicated to providing a total support network for RVers, full-timers and part-timers alike. Members of the Escapees enjoy benefits such as mail forwarding, free e-mail, and a voice messaging service. Some of the more unique benefits are a legal defense fund that is used for the protection of RVer's rights and CARE (Continuing Assistance for Retired Escapees), an adult day care center in Livingston, Texas, that allows you to stay in your RV and provides professional assistance for Escapee members whose travels are permanently ended because of age or temporarily interrupted because of health problems.
What a fun website! Sponsored by Avalon Travel Publishing, this site offers lots of fun information about sites to see along such roads as Highway 93, US 20, US 50, US 80 (just to name a few). For example, did you know that the very first motel was located in San Luis Obispo, California? We guarantee you that this website will whet your wanderlust!
Under the National Scenic Byways Program, the U.S. Secretary of Transportation recognizes certain roads as National Scenic Byways or All-American Roads based on their archaeological, cultural, historic, natural, recreational, and scenic qualities. There are 95 such designated byways in 39 of our states. This website provides travelers with current and detailed information about these treasured roads.
Then head on over to GasPriceWatch.com. This site - with the help of volunteer spotters - attempts to give folks current prices of gasoline (and heating oil) in both the United States and Canada. We say "attempts" because there are still many gas stations not represented. Anyone want to volunteer to be a spotter?
Want to check out gas prices in the area that you and your Lazy Daze are heading?
Then head on over to GasPriceWatch.com. This site - with the help of volunteer spotters - attempts to give folks current prices of gasoline (and heating oil) in both the United States and Canada. We say "attempts" because there are still many gas stations not represented. Anyone want to volunteer to be a spotter?
Be prepared for a medical emergency while you travel by carrying the Emergency Medical Information Form with you. We recommend that you complete one form for each person in your RV, and then place the form(s) in a plastic bag and put that bag in your RV freezer. Many folks place a red cross on the bag, or even on the outside of their freezer door.
The form is a PDF (Portable Document Format) file and you must have Adobe Acrobat Reader installed on your computer in order to view the form. Click here to download a free (yes, free, and it's legal!) copy of Adobe Acrobat Reader, or to get more information on Portable Document Format files. Follow the steps to download the software and then come back here and download your medical form. Then fill it out, print it out and get it into your RV. Be prepared...your family and friends will thank you!
