Pop up camper question?

[AshFamily]

I have heard of people refer to the 1500 and 2000 loop as the "pop up loop". Are these the only two loops where pop ups can be used or something?

 

[Born 2 Fish]

Absolutely not,,, you can put a pop-up on ANY site at the Fort. They call them pop up areas because the sites generally are not big enough pads or suited to be able to put a large camper on them, but the sites still have full service with the water , electric etc.

 

[tim5055]

Absolutely not,,, you can put a pop-up on ANY site at the Fort. They call them pop up areas because the sites generally are not big enough pads or suited to be able to put a large camper on them, but the sites still have full service with the water , electric etc.

Well, almost full service, no sewer on these two loops. Like tents, many pop ups don't have "facilities", thus don't produce the amount of gray water to need a sewer site.

My pop up on the other hand has a full hard wall shower. We always get a full hook up site so we don't have to worry about the gray water.

 

[AshFamily]

Yea when we stay in November ours only has the sink but I think we are going to get the full sewer hookup. Who wants to worry about a gray water tank for the sink while at the ft.?

 

[mikeymouse1]

We almost always stayed in full hookup sights when we had a pup. If you dont you will need a 5 gallon bucket to catch the gray water and hall it to the comfort station to dump it. What a pain!!!

 

[bama_ed]

I have heard of people refer to the 1500 and 2000 loop as the "pop up loop". Are these the only two loops where pop ups can be used or something?

No as others said pups can go in any loop but they typically don't create all the gray water that TTs or RVs do which triggers the need for a sewer hookup. A bucket to catch dish water is minimal trouble (that is if you wash dishes - we use paper plates). The Partial loops (1500 and 2000 are the cheapest at the Fort - I like that).

I had my pup twice in loop 900 (a Premium loop) because I like the location - I could walk from my camper to the Meadow Trading Post in less than 5 minutes. So park your pup proudly wherever you get a site.

Bama ED

 

[RescueRanger]

We stayed at a preferred site with our pop-up. We hade a hose that ran our gray water to the sewer. However, the main reason we chose a preferred site was comfort stations. If you stay in a tent/pop up loop, you are going to be sharing the showers with the majority of campers on that loop. But if you stay on a full hookup loop, less campers are using the comfort stations because most of the rigs have their own restrooms.

 

[Bearikens]

We PUP (pop up) camped in loop 200 last October. I loved having the full hookups for my grey water (see my photos below) and also to dump my black water (porta-potty).