Ameri-Camp ended up footing the entire bill at the Oakwood Inn.
I was absolutely astounded and shocked. According to the front desk,
they do this for all their customers who bring units in for service.
Just reason number 308,743 to buy AmeriCamp. We slept in so late this
morning it wasn’t funny. Two days ago we had a factory tour at
AmeriCamp and were up early (8am) for that and I have no idea WHY we got
up early yesterday, but we made up this morning. We were rushing
around trying to meet the 11am checkout time, pack, draw bath #87,641
for the girls (to be honest, the heat hadn’t been turned on at the Inn
and the only way to stay warm was in the gigantic bathtub or under
covers), do a load of laundry and pick up the trailer (at 11am, natch).
I left Jamie at the hotel after packing almost all up and picked up the
trailer. I was astounded at the work they did. We complained about
the screening coming out of the door; they replaced the ENTIRE DOOR. I
complained about the insulating sheathing coming apart on the electrical
cord; the replaced the ENTIRE CORD. We complained about two little
guides not working on the bedroom window; the replaced the ENTIRE WINDOW
with a new, updated model. I could go on, but I’m sure you get the
drift. They found stuff that we didn’t even complain about and fixed
it! We got a brand new awning (not under warranty; the way that awnings
warranties are written, I think it is about impossible to get one
replaced under warranty) and love the new one. I think it is a better
and stronger awning but we’ll see what Mexico has to say about it. I
can’t make any complaints about their service; they went above and
beyond. We stopped by to say goodbye and thank them for picking up the
hotel bill and found another AmeriCamp owner in the yard who recognized
our rig, knew about the website (HI! Nice man! Sorry I forgot your
name) and said a lot of the reason he bought AmeriCamp was due to our
experience with it. So, if you’re in the market, you can’t go wrong
with AmeriCamp. We have never had a poor experience with them. Truly,
they are the best. And if you get the chance, stop by Syracuse and
visit them. They’ll go out of their way to please you. We’re still
astounded by their excellent service.
So, we headed not too far up the road to Benton or Benson or some
tiny town a little south of Goshen and tomorrow will go a bit more north
to Middlesomething to a Mill. Or maybe we’ll stay here. We’re at a
spillway on the Elkhart river and Pikey is certain to get some fishing
in. The moon is enormously full and we are loving the Amish country. I
really need to post about the fun we’ve had here in northern Indiana,
but I need to sleep more. Maybe tomorrow.
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