Teardrops n Tiny Travel Trailers

You have to camp at the Shady Dell if you are truly into Vintage trailers. The manager said he will alway find room for teardrops. He seemed very open to a gathering in the future as well. Enjoy the photos.





































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Thats nice stuff!!!! Is that on 66??

hotrod wrote:Thats nice stuff!!!! Is that on 66??

No it is in the south east corner of the state.

we had a camper very similar to pic 457 down at a resort at a local lake...

Thanks for the pictures. It brought back great memories. We spent much of the winter in the Bisbee area. What a town.
Thanks again.

Looks like a great town to visit. Thanks for sharing the pictures.

Jim, Wasn't "Shady Dell" recently sold?

It looks like a great attraction to visit in So. Arizona.

Cool pictures.

Great pics! It may be worth a stop over on the way to visiting my folks in El Paso.

Kurt (Indiana) wrote:Jim, Wasn't "Shady Dell" recently sold?

It looks like a great attraction to visit in So. Arizona.

Cool pictures.

Couldn't tell you about a sale.

The rest of Bisbee was fun too.

Dean_A wrote:Great pics! It may be worth a stop over on the way to visiting my folks in El Paso.

Yes it is worth a days stop.

To answer about Shady Dell being recently sold, yes, it was. The new owners love to talk trailers.
If you go to Bisbee, be sure to have lunch at the Breakfast Club.
There is plenty to keep you busy for more than a day.
Have fun.

Thanks for the link Jim, There is so much old history out there just waiting to be rediscovered. Love the caravan park it would be like walking on the set of a happy days show.

Great pictures thanks for sharing.

Cheers Dave