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-- FMCA Motorhome Rights HOME JOIN MEMBERSHIP CONVENTIONS FMC MAGAZINE AREAS CHAPTERS GOVERNANCE MOTORHOME GUIDE MOTORHOME RIGHTS MOTORHOME TRAVEL BUSINESS DIRECTORY CLASSIFIEDS EVENT CALENDAR FREE PRODUCT INFO ROAD ATLAS TRIP ROUTING FMCA ABOUT JOIN ADVERTISE STORE YOUR FMCA.com LOG IN | LOG OUT MEMBER DIRECTORY RENEW MEMBERSHIP UPDATE MEMBERSHIP SEARCH Richardson, Texas, parking Richardson, Texas, and three residents have reached a settlement over an RV parking ordinance. FULL STORY >> MORE UPDATES >> About Committee | Volunteers Cases Information Glossary | Government Members | Motorhomes Lots | Parking | Protection Zoning | Zoning terms Involvement Protecting your rights Letters | Telephone E-mail | Meetings Flyers | Petitions Local media | Op-Eds Radio/TV | Newsletters Press releases Links Rights Home About Cases Information Involvement Links MORE FMCA.com RESOURCES FMC Travel Articles Index ▪ Sort by issue date ▪ Sort by location ▪ More FMC indexes » FMCA Business Directory ▪ Campgrounds ▪ Dealers ▪ RV Repair ▪ More business categories » FMCA.com Featured Stories: Travel Spotlight: StoryCorps records America Chapter Spotlight: South Central Wanderers Member Spotlight: Frank and Jil Brodersen Pet Spotlight: Miniature pinscher FMC magazine: January 2006 FMCA.com/Conventions Conventions Pomona, CA - March 2006 Charlotte/Concord, NC - August 2006 Perry, GA - March 2007 Online Archives Convention Archive | Photo Album Register Now FMCA.com/FMCMag Current Issue January 2006 Online Archives Article/Column Index | Back Issues Recall Corner | Virtual Tours Free Product Info January 2006 Privacy Policy | Site Information | Contact Us 1996-2005, Family Motor Coach Association

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RV/Motor Home List Search | Directories | Reference Tools UW Home > UWIN > Admin Gateway > Parking > Options Seattle Area RV/Motorhome Parks This list is provided as a resource for UW visitors and should not be considered an endorsement of these establishments by theUniversity. The University does not have trailer parking facilities, nordoes it have overnight RV parking for games, conferences or other events. The followingparks offer daily, weekly, and monthly rates . Please contact the facilities directly for informationconcerning availability, seasonal rates and whether senior citizen, AAA,Good Sam, retiree or UW Medical Center (UWMC) patient discounts are applicable. To learn which RV Parks are located near public transit routes to theUniversity and UWMC, call: Metro at (206) 553-3000, Community Transit at800-562-1375, or Sound Transit at 888-889-6368. Rates listed below may not include tax or hookup fees.Please verify seasonal rates and services included with individualparks. Updated 4/4/03 Blue Sky RV 9002 302nd Avenue SE Issaquah, WA (425) 222-7910 $30 day, $185 wk, $520 mo Lakeside RV Park 12321 Hwy 99 South Everett, WA (425) 742-7333 $38.59 day, $231.49 wk (regular rates) $34.63 day, $207.78 wk (with SAM or AAA discount) Harbour Point RV Park 11501 Hwy 99 South Everett, WA (425) 743-0508 $27.73 day, $150 wk, $345 & $365 mo monthly rate based on lot size, electric extra Orchard Trailer Park 4011 South 146th Tukwila, WA (206) 243-1210 $22 day, $132 wk, $320 mo+utilities+deposit Holiday Resort Hotel & TrailerPark 19250 Aurora Avenue North Seattle, WA (206) 542-2760 $30 day, $100 wk, $380 mo Trailer Inn RV Park 15531 SE 37th (near Exit 11A) Bellevue, WA (425) 747-9181 $18-$33 day, $132-$162 wk, $515-$675 mo 10% discount for hospital users; facility has indoor pool & hot tub Issaquah Village Park 650 1st Avenue Issaquah, WA (425) 392-9233 OR 1-800-258-9233 $29.50-$35 day, $189.50-$220.10 wk, $500-$600 mo prices vary by season Twin Cedars RV Park 17826 Hwy 99 North Lynnwood, WA 800-878-9304 $31.66 day, $211.07 wk, $325-$475 mo 10% discount for SAM, AAA, & seniors KOA Seattle/Tacoma Campground 5801 South 212th Kent, WA (253) 872-8652 $38.95 day, $47.95 day with 50 AMP electic, cable & phone University Trailer Park 2200 NE 88th Seattle, WA (206) 525-7828 No daily rates, $120 wk electric included, $335 mo electic extra, $350 deposit required, refundable, no pets Lake Pleasant RV Park 24025 Everett/Bothell Hwy SE Bothell, WA (425) 487-1785 $28 day, $425 mo including tax May 1- Oct 1 daily rentals only Willow Vista Mobile Estates 22000 84th Avenue South Kent, WA (253) 872-8264 $27.20 day, $190.40 wk $405 mo+utilities for RV's RESERVATIONS RECOMMENDED RV/Motorhome Park proprietors wishing have this information be updated or to be included in this list maycall Parking Services at (206) 685-1543. Washington State Parks 1-360-902-8844 (some sites are on a first come/first serve basis only) or 1-888-226-7688 for automated reservation line; reserve for up to 10 days Seattle Country Parks - No overnight RV or Motorhome parking King County Parks - No overnight RV or Motorhome parking Repair Services: ---------------------------------- Evergreen RV Service 16610 Aurora Avenue North Shoreline, WA 98133 8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. (206) 542-1181 or 888-389-3756 dump & propane service (no propane available between 12-1 pm) Plus a complete parts store upstairs ---------------------------------- PLEASE NOTE: All UW parking garages have varying heightrestrictions. For height-restriction information, clickhere. Over-height vehicles may be parked on specified surfacelots. If your vehicle requires more than one space, you will becharged accordingly. Over-height parking at Roosevelt MedicalCenter is limited, but a shuttle runs between UWMC and RooseveltMedical Center. Click for shuttle schedule. For additional information contact Parking Servicesat 206-685-1543. If you are visiting the UW Medical Center or hospital, contact the UWMC Parking Manager with questions at 206-598-5275 or by e-mail at uwmcpark@u.washington.edu . You may also contact the Triangle Garage at (206) 598-3460. Transportation Services Parking Services Parking Services A unitof Transportation Services parking@u.washington.edu Modified: December 1, 2005

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The Antique Motor Coach Association of Pennsylvania The Antique Motor Coach Association of Pennsylvania Privacy Statement Our site is best viewed with Microsoft Internet Explorer with 800x600 resolution The Antique Motor Coach Association of Pennsylvania is a non-profit museum dedicated to the preservation of Pennsylvania's unique city bus transportation systems. From the buses to the memories, routes and politics of transit, we record the history to preserve the full story behind the buses that served the area. Click on a destination to theleft to begin learning more about AMCAP and city bus transit in the Pittsburgh area andthe rest of Pennsylvania. Make sure to take a trip toour monthly special feature section as well as our transit history section. Of Interest... Coach 775 is AMCAP's 1947 GM TDH3207 transit coach The January 2006 Special Feature is the "Pittsburgh Independent Operators Photo Feature" Coming up for February: The History of the PAT Transfer - An interesting look at how the PAT transfer evolved over the decades and how they were used. Transit Talk is currently down. Click the Transit Talk link in the navigation menu for a status page on the discussion board. Click the What's New link to find out what's new or updated on our site Coach 3500 is AMCAP's 1982 Neoplan AN440A transit coach All items contained on this site are the property of AMCAP, unless otherwise specified,and may not be used without permission. 2002-2006,The Antique Motor Coach Association of Pennsylvania - All Rights Reserved Our site was named the Pennsylvania Destination of the Day on April 17, 2002 Our site was updated on January 20, 2006

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The Quartzsite Sports, Vacation and RV Show, Quartzsite Hobby, Craft and Gem, Rockand the Quartzsite Roll Classic Car Show at Quartzsite, Arizona The QuartzsiteShows Backto Home Page RV SHOW GENERALINFORMATION RVSHOW APPLICATION 3SHOW APPLICATION HOTELS& MOTELS MOVE-ININSTRUCTIONS EXHIBITORWEB SITES ENTERTAINMENT RVLINKS PAGE CRAFT SHOW GENERALINFORMATION CRAFT SHOW APPLICATION 3SHOW APPLICATION HOTELS& MOTELS MOVE-ININSTRUCTIONS CRAFTLINKS PAGE CAR SHOW INFORMATION CARSHOW APPLICATION HOTELS& MOTELS AWARDS MOVE-ININFO & DIRECTIONS CARLINKS PAGE 2005SHOW AWARD WINNERS PICSFROM 2004 SHOW QUARTZSITE LINKS TO CHAMBER OFCOMMERCE,, LOCAL HOTELS/MOTELS, CAMPING, WEATHER, MAPS, OTHER SHOWS, PHOTOS, ETC. QUARTZSITELOCAL INFO QZ EVENTS CALENDAR QZVENDOR LICENSE INFO LINKTO STATE OF AZ TAX INFO e-mailTOWN OF QZ OTHERQZ LINKS ADVERTISING SHOWPROGRAM COVERPHOTO - 2005 COVERPHOTO - 2004 SPONSORSHIPPROGRAM MEDIA RVSHOW FACTS & FIGURES RV PRESS RELEASES CAR/CRAFTPRESS RELEASES REFERENCEMATERIAL WATER SALES GENERALINFORMATION E-MAIL KENNYKING MALMALLORY Backto Home Page PlatinumLevel Sponsor Win a FREEHonda Generator in 2006! 2006 ShowDates & Hours 23rdAnnual Quartzsite Sports, Vacation & RV Show - January 21st - 29th - 9AM -5PM 9thAnnual Quartzsite Hobby, Craft & Gem Show - February 1st - February 5th - 9AM -5PM 8thAnnual Quartzsite Rock & Roll Classic Car Show - February 4th - February 5th - 9AM- 5PM Exclusive RV Dealer at the show -Paul Evert's RV Country RV& Car Shows - Before and after photos FutureShow Dates Aerial View of the Quartzsite ShowsShow Grounds Kenny King & Mal Mallory -Show Promoters GoldLevel Sponsors Get up! Get out! Getgoing! SilverLevel Sponsors A Little History andCurrent Information on The Quartzsite Shows The Quartzsite RV Show opened the gates on January 28th, 1984 at the corner of Hwy 95 (now Central) and Business 10 (now Main Street) in Quartzsite, Arizona. With just 60 exhibitors and a small tent, the "new show in town" was still very popular since the majority of the people in Quartzsite we're RVers. In 1987 the show, now re-named The Quartzsite Sports, Vacation & RV Show , moved down the street to the Quartzsite Trailer Park which was situated directly across from the major attraction in town at that time, the Quartzsite Pow Wow. For the next several years The Quartzsite Sports, Vacation & RV Show enjoyed a tremendous run and huge crowds, with the largest crowds of all showing up during the Quartzsite Pow Wow. This new home for The Quartsite Sports, Vacation & RV Show lasted 10 years and the RV Show grew to a point where the current 3.5 acre show site could barely hold the number of exhibitors that were now vying for exhibit space at this popular annual event. In 1997 the "BIG TENT", as the show had become known, moved across the freeway to it's present home, just 1/2 mile South of I-10 on Hwy 95. ( now 700 S. Central) The new 20 acre facility, a former dry campground, was just what the doctor ordered for the expanding show. At that time in Quartzite, parking was almost impossible to find, legally. With the new Quartzsite Sports, Vacation & RV Show Show Grounds, the show was able to offer over 15 acres of public parking and the promoters, Kenny King and Mal Mallory, made the decision to offer their parking FREE to the public, while many other of the shows in town were already starting to charge to park. It was obviously a wise decision as in 1997, their first year at the new site, a major change in traffic patterns occurred. During the major show days at Quartzsite that year, the infamous Quartzsite traffic jam that once clogged Main Street from the freeway offramp on the East end of town, all the way to Four Corners, immediately shifted to the "South Side" of town. Luckily, the new Quartzite Shows Show Grounds had front and rear access and while the traffic was still terrible, the ability to flow the traffic through the Quartzsite Shows Show Grounds made it somewhat manageable. The new and permanent home of the Quartzsite Sports, Vacation & RV Show was a HUGE success! In 1998 the promoters decided to add a second show to their calendar and the First Annual Quartzsite Hobby, Craft & Gem Show was born. While the new Craft Show shared the same, beautiful show facility, it did not attain the instant success that the RV Show had enjoyed back in 1984. In addition, the new show barely used 50% of the, then, 30,000 sq. ft., fully carpeted structure. During the inaugural Quartzsite Hobby, Craft & Gem Show someone made the comment that maybe the promoters should consider bringing in a few hot rods and classic cars to fill up the unused portion of the huge structure and to attract more people to the Craft Show. The promoters took the suggestion into consideration, however they did not make a decision to go forward with the car show until the latter part of October, 1998. Hoping to attract 50 cars in their first year and with less than 90 days to get the job done, the promoters and a few volunteers descended on any and every car show in the Southwest, passing out literature and talking to car owners. They had also recently uploaded their new web site on the Internet and spent numerous hours e-mailing car clubs, car magazines and anyone else that was even remotely connected to hot rods, classic cars or car shows. By opening day they had received over 150 registrations and more that 120 cars actually attended the inaugural show. Not only did the new Quartzsite Rock & Roll Classic Car Show exceed all expectations, the crowd that showed up each day that weekend exceeded the entire attendance for the Quartzsite Hobby, Craft & Gem Show held the year prior, and that was a 9 day event! These beautiful and unique custom cars, hot rods, street rods, muscle cars and classic cars, combined with the Arts & Crafts, Hobby items, jewelry and gem displays, makes for a spectacular event and the future looks very bright for both shows. The promoters are shooting for 250+ cars for their 2004 show and with the huge crowd that was attracted, due to the popularity of the combined Hobby, Craft & Gem Show and Classic Car Show, the promoters expect the exhibitor list for the Craft Show to grow considerably as well. The Craft Show is now being referred to as "RV SHOW II" as the attendees are primarily RVers. If you cannot make the huge RV Show you can see an awful lots of RV and travel related exhibits plus 100's of hot rods and classics during the Craft/Car show. During the summer of 1998 the promoters finally settled a long and contentious litigation surrounding their purchase of the land. Once they were able to get free and clear title to their new Show Grounds, they immediately began upgrading the facility for the 1999 shows. In return for supplying the major portion of the water necessary to complete the re-paving project of Interstate 10 from the California border to Quartzsite, almost 18 acres of asphalt millings were laid down on the Quartsite Shows Show Grounds. This was a major improvement and nearly eliminated the number one exhibitor and customer complaint of the past; " It's too dusty !" Little did the promoters know at the time, but without the addition of this asphalt, there was no way that they would have been able to attract so many of the finest and most valuable hot rods, custom and classic cars in the Southwest to their new Classic Car Show in Quartzsite. Once the car owners heard that their cars would go inside the "BIG TENT" and that the Show Grounds and parking lot were under asphalt, the "too dusty" reputation of Quartzsite was a moot subject. The promoters also added a sewage treatment area to facilitate better service for the 150-200 exhibitor RVs camping on the Quartzsite Shows Show Grounds during the three shows. New and upgraded electrical service was added to the Northern and Southern borders of the Quartzsite Shows Show Grounds as well. We're talking about a major electrical upgrade here or as the head electrician from Trade Show Electric of Los Angeles, CA, who wires the show stated; "They're probably capable of powering up most of Quartzsite in a pinch!" Permanent water service was also installed throughout the Quartzsite Shows Show Grounds for the numerous food concessions and "live-aboard" exhibitors at the three shows. What was, only six months ago, a barren piece of desert is now a facility that is comparable to many fairgrounds across the country. Just prior to the 1999 shows, a foot-traffic gate was opened between the Quartzsite Shows Show Grounds and the 23 acre facility of The Tyson Wells Sell-A-Rama, the premier Rock, Gem and flea market in Quartzsite. Just like back in the old days when the RV Show was situated across from the Pow Wow, the Quartzsite Shows and Tyson Wells now share in the huge amount of traffic that each show attracts by allowing a safer and shorter route for the public to navigate between these two major venues. With Tyson's new Craft Show, Prospector's Panorama and the Car/Craft Show open all at the same time along with the expansion of the Rice Ranch selling area across Hwy 95, it gives the RVers a reason to extend their stay in the area. Many of the RV Show exhibitors have realized that the people that attend the Craft/Car show are also RVers and many have elected to stay on for the 5 day Hobby, Craft & Gem Show in 2006. The 2005 shows were definitely the biggest yet. Don't miss the Quartzsite Shows in 2006. It's ALL Happening Under the BIG TOP!" Casa de Quartzsite Canada Laguna Seca Raceway