Mari-Osa-Delta Camp Ground

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Considering we stayed for a week in your park on a 50 AMP spot with no issues whatsoever, and immediately across the river for another week without issue (30AMP), the problem is hardly with my RV.



While I'm not sure how you fabricated those "electrical issues" (must of been the heat mixing with the alcohol), there is nothing farther from the truth.



While I'm not an electrician I can tell you the issue is with the wiring. Of course when you measure with no load you will get 110V. The run is too far, using too small of a conductor! There's a huge voltage drop under a small load as the electrons can't move through the conductor fast enough...



I would suggest hiring a competent electrician to upgrade your 30 AMP spots ASAP, or STOP putting 36 foot RV's in those spots on 100 degree days.

Do NOT camp here if they are going to stick you in a 30 AMP spot. Poor wiring and long runs on their part will leave you with huge voltage drops and possible damage to your campers electrical systems. When I tested my outlet I was getting 104V, so don t even think about running your A/C, as it obviously won t work. Instead, go right across the river to Osage campground with proper electrical hookups.