NOTES: RVer reports maybe not an official storm shelter, but they and others (including pets) sheltered in a concrete hallway in a concrete bath house during a tornado warning. NOTES: No official storm shelter but has a basement under office in center of park. NOTES: Buildings, including bathhouses, are solid brick structures.īranson Shenanigans RV Park and Campground NOTES: When a tornado watch is issued, city staff goes through the campgrounds and brings everyone to the basement of the Community Center that is located between the two parks. Guests are kept informed about severe weather situations. NOTES: An on-site storm shelter is opened for guests as soon as weather watches and/or warnings are issued. NOTES: Word from a reliable source is that, at least a few years ago, the basement of the adjacent/on-site American Legion club was used as a storm shelter. NOTES: Concrete bathhouse doubles as storm shelter. NOTES: Shelter in restroom (presumably when open for the season). NOTES: reader reports two fairly new tornado shelters, one on each side of the row of RV sites. NOTES: 30 storm shelters along 236 miles of roadway from Oklahoma to Kansas City. NOTES: Reported to have a tornado shelter (although we can’t find it listed on their website).
NOTES: Storm shelter at the club house/store/laundry/etc. NOTES: Storm shelter in laundry and bathhouse building. They’re located two miles north of Lyndon. NOTES: A reader reported several storm shelters here, but there was no indication of that on the website. NOTES: Has a large room used for guests which is also concrete top to bottom used for a tornado shelter. Learn more or order at a special discount. Don’t miss watching the short video by RV electricity expert Mike Sokol. It’s inexpensive, simple to install, and makes running your A/C possible. That is, unless you have a state-of-the-art SoftStartRV.
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When the temperature heats up and you’re boondocking with only a small portable generator for power, you’re out of luck running an air conditioner. Run your RV air conditioner with a small generator NOTES: Tornado shelter in middle of shower building. NOTES: Shower houses serve as storm shelters.
NOTES: The storm shelter is relatively new and could house a large group of people. NOTES: Their shower buildings are storm shelters. If severe weather is on the way, the radio sounds an alert, followed by detailed information about the storm to let you know to seek shelter or move away. The staff travels with this small, handheld, battery-powered NOAA weather radio. NOTES: Has a storm shelter, partially underground.įor about $25, you can rest assured that any time severe weather threatens, you’ll be notified. NOTES: Restrooms and gatehouses used for storm shelters. One of their clubhouses has a basement that is below ground level that is used for tornado warnings. NOTES: Gated 55+ community, with seasonal RV park sites. NOTES: Bathrooms and gatehouses used for storm shelter. NOTES: Has two storm shelters one is pet friendly.
Part of it was reserved for pets/pet owners. A reader who stayed there a few years ago reports they have a good-sized underground storm shelter built into the side of the hill. NOTES: This is a mobile home community, but short- and long-term RVs are welcome. NOTES: Both bathrooms are concrete block buildings designated as storm shelters. NOTES: This is a county park with an above-ground tornado shelter.
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