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It’s usually about 10 degrees cooler than Payson and the temps at Woods Canyon swing about 30 degrees. The forecast as of today calls for low to mid 80’s during the day and the 50’s at night so bring long pants and long sleeve shirts. We always have jackets. If it rains the temps will drop another 10-15 degrees. rob

FYI there is a significant gain in elevation 2610 ft. between Payson at 4890 ft. and Aspen Camp at 7500 ft. You will know that as you chug up that last hill to reach the top of the rim. It will be a lot cooler than Yuma Sgt.

We've had This Guy since before we got the Lance (2013). It's proved really good at keeping things cool, with an up to 40 degrees difference between outside temps and cooler temps. It draws about 5 amps at 12 VDC, so a 100 watt solar panel can keep up with it, and even as an unpowered cooler, it's well insulated. We got the Koolatron 110 volt adapter, which has just this last trip failed, and we're testing a generic 10 amp replacement, which seems to be working well. We also got the...

Originally Posted by OurFishin'Shack: Hi all, Being our first time attending a rally, I wanted to find out what we can/should bring? I see there is a cocktail hour and a pancake breakfast. What can we bring to contribute? Snacks? Drinks? Other? Maybe I'm jumping the gun and this info is on the way?.... Based on the last Acton KOA rally, I think I can tell you the M.O. The cocktail hour is pretty much a BYOB very informal get-together just to meet the other attendees; a couple of beers in a...

Nice review S & B. We have the Coleman Powerchill ( https://www.amazon.com/Coleman...Cooler/dp/B0083F8YZC ), but it doesn't have wheels and the fan is fairly loud (on both 12 volt & 110 volt). It works pretty good, but we actually don't use it much. Yours looks to be of higher quality.