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Old 11-16-2009, 09:35 AM   #1
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We will be taking the kids to Florida for the holiday's. I've tossed the idea of bringing a few Christmas lights with us to setup. Right now I'm just planning on hanging the icecicle lights from the awning instead of traditional lights. What have you all done when camping over Christmas?
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i use christmas lights all year i slide the hook holders and hooks in the slit in the alum. part of awning then wrap lights around arm then hang lights on hooks then wrap lights around other arm about 2 lengths of lights needed (out door type) (droop lights from hooks) nice light not too bright santa hats on mirrors and red bows. i've seen some people put lights around their front window have a safe trip wanna make people laugh? get a sign to stick in the ground that says "let it snow" ha ha kurt
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Well, after mounting those 3M brand stick on plastic clips around the inside perimeter of our front windshield and stringing a set of the old fashioned Christmas Tree lights around this perimeter, we thought it looked so nice that we kept em there ALL the time, year round...and used em. Even got favorable comments from other campers in the middle of the summer. Have now changed rigs, but, will probably try it again this year....and...will likely just keep them up. Steve & Lynette
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Old 11-18-2009, 05:25 PM   #4
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Put a miniature pre-lighted christmas tree on your steering wheel. Place lighted wreath on the side of the coach. Place lighted artificial rope of pine or pointsettas on dash by front window. We're decorated that way right now in Virginia Beach and it does stop folks in their tracks.
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Old 11-18-2009, 07:09 PM   #5
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If you are planning on going to Fort Wilderness you are going to have to do a lot better than a few lights. Everything from big lawn blowup things to mouse ears hanging in the trees is acceptable. At night we love to ride the golf carts around and look at everyones displays. Some people bring separate trailers to store the lights they set up. It is very cool to decorate the golf cart as well. Wreaths and ribbons are always tasteful. Constantly playing Christmas music---not so much.
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Old 11-18-2009, 10:01 PM   #6
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A few years ago, we wrapped the cactus in our campground with lights. It looked beautiful and the wounds healed in no time. We are full-timers with a 21-month old girl (to the left in the icon with a Q-tip in her ear). As a result, we're going to have to gussy things up this year. Should be fun.

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Old 11-18-2009, 10:14 PM   #7
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Here is a photo of my simple 2007 Christmas decorations...



You can find some other stuff in this old thread...

You can also find some other RV Christmas photos here from 2007.

Enjoy Disney World -I bet it will be a great place to be for the Christmas holidays!



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Here is what we did, just a few lights and a small tree:

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Okay here is our plan. Wife picked up a small lighted tree, we will put red bows on the mirrors and icicle lights on the awning. Great pictures everyone. We are taking the 6 year old so I wanted to make it seem like the holidays for her.
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Old 11-29-2009, 07:46 AM   #10
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Went to the Mesa super Wal*Mart and bought a tree of a circle of lights that hangs from a rod you stick in the ground. Fits in an inch high square box. Had a string of lights draped from one mirror to the other.

But now the MH slumbers the winter in it's own garage since we built a stick house in the north woods (near the grand kids).
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We spend three weeks every Christmas at WDW in Ft Wilderness. DW puts up about 20 large inflate-ables and lights everywhere...including the golf cart. It's a lot of trouble, but we meet some nice people wandering around looking at decorations. DW has threatened to buy a bigger trailer to hold all her Christmas "stuff" and has said the golf cart can stay home if there has to be a choice.
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We tried to make reservations there but they are full. We ended up getting them at the Palm Springs Resort.
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We will be taking the kids to Florida for the holiday's. I've tossed the idea of bringing a few Christmas lights with us to setup. Right now I'm just planning on hanging the icecicle lights from the awning instead of traditional lights. What have you all done when camping over Christmas?
We normally use the LED String Christmas Flashing Light. Like 220V LED White String Party Christmas Flashing Flare Light Lamp - Wholesale Factory Direct such long lights. For such lights, it's very shine even if there are several lights were dead.
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