Newer and smaller, but still a Yank !

Home and tucked up under cover, now all I need is a weekend off....

Cheers Mark, had it down at Donaghadee for an hour or two, bit close to home, but just getting to know it. Just need a few nights away, I'd like to get away over the 12th , but i'd say everywhere is booked by now.

Many thanks Ally, but, bugger, wife's gone and bought tickets to a Garth Brookes tribute on the evening on the 8th...Perhaps it's possible to go for Saturday only ?

Thanks for that, we've just booked 3 nights at Redcross, Wicklow. Lovely site, we were there about 10 years ago with a c%r%van, hope it hasn't changed too much, although the website says they improved it a lot

Lovely van, with the promise of happy days to come, and fond memories to nurture.

Hi there Blag, I'll see if I can take a few more and post them. The Axis/Vegas Rv's are a real change in US motorhome design and I find that they've put a lot more thought into the design as opposed to just having loads of space in a traditional, A class Rv and not having to think about what goes where. I've just starting loading 'stuff' into the Axis and, although at first I was worried about the lack of storage, there is actually more (because it has a rear 'garage') locker space than the 30 footer we had before ! Inside is, of course, smaller but, with a bed that lowers from the ceiling the sleeping ability is more than the 3 slide Gulfstream. It's a bit of a learning curve as we've been very spoiled for space with our previous 2 Rv's, but there are some very clever things inside, so I'm sure we'll get used to it.