So, going off that information, I called our trailer manufacturer, ATC, to say that something was wrong with the electrical system in the toy hauler. But still, they assured me the pedestal was fine. When they came out, it was clear they didn’t know how to test the thing. They had to call some maintenance guys at the casino to come out and take a look at my pedestal. The Hotel at the Casino runs the RV Park, and it turns out the hotel management and staff have ZERO knowledge of running an RV Park. It was far less, just barely enough to produce power at a few of our 120V outlets and that was all. We plugged in the 50 AMP shore power, hooked up the city water, we were off and running enjoying our new living space.īut as it turned out, the 50 AMP pedestal at our camp site was faulty. It took quite a few attempts, along with Sash giving me the hand signals. We read reviews that the RV Park at Hollywood Casino was pretty good, and it was relatively close to friend’s house, so gave it a try.Ĭonsidering I never pulled a trailer before, and had no experience doing so, I opted to get a back-in space at the RV Park, just so that I was forced to practice backing in a trailer. We were pulling our brand new toy hauler from Nappanee, IN to San Diego, CA, and wanted to stop to see our client and friend, Toby Myles in Glen Ellyn, IL. (Read our reviews of other Illinois campgrounds and destinations) April 27, 2017: Our first time staying at an RV Park was at Hollywood Casino in Joliet, IL.

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