23mpg was worked out by the amount of lpg used and mileage covered, then worked out how much equivelent petrol would have been consumed, would normally get 6 to 8 mpg on petrol, and as lpg was third the price of unleaded, so approx 20 to 23 mpg, ish, and using cruise control set at 100kph
Thanks MervA good Aires in Spain is Monesterio (free)
38.09417 / -6.27722
N 38º 05' 39'' / W 06º 16' 38''
Plenty of room, fresh water and waste dump and free electric. Lovely little town but the Aires will be closed between 1st and 15th September due to a local fair.
Site looks good what di they charge per night and is close to a town for restaurants markets, that type of thing, thats what she likes to do, is there black water waste on the pitch
can't get any of the links to work mateWe never go to sites posh enough to have a black dump on the pitch.
Hi, can't remember how much we paid, but a lovely site, fresh water, grey waste water and electricity on pitch, black dump close by (we use a 12v macerator and waste hog, to dump black tank) electricity charged extra, but that was over 2 years ago, so not sure about now, but would deffo go vack, lovely walk into town for bars restaurants etc, brilliant supermarket right opposite site
I don't have a macerator, will this be an issue
Well to dump your black waste, you would need to "decant" it into a mobile tank of sorts (we use a macerator and pump it into a waste hog, then wheel it to the dump station, to empty it) or else you would have to move the RV to a ground level manhole every couple of days to empty your black tank.
If you start off relatively empty then you only need to empty once every 2-3 days to keep it at that level, It's good to have some chores whilst on site. Moving the RV is a mission !
I move it here in the uk when it's needed, it can be a pain but doesn't take too long, but I suppose if I had a macerator
I bet you've had some spillages, doing that I can imagine what that's like in the Spanish heat
I move it here in the uk every 4 to 5 to days it's not too bad. but I think what your saying makes sense better to have all options covered
If you do buy and use a macerator, pump some grey water through first and after. First because the soapy water will lubricate the pump and pipes, then afterwards to purge any poop and clean the pump and pipes.
Trust me, I learned the hard way
Makes sense, rinsing first with soapy water, I will have to get one rather have it there and don't need it than not have it and need it. CheersIf you do buy and use a macerator, pump some grey water through first and after. First because the soapy water will lubricate the pump and pipes, then afterwards to purge any poop and clean the pump and pipes.
Trust me, I learned the hard way
