What is your summer metered electric cost??????

[FARMER45]

I would like to know the average cost of running your 50 and 30 amp rvs in the hot summer time, in the hot states.
i have never stayed where my electricity is metered so I have no idea. If you don't mind posting it I thank you

 

[Rickhansen]

While in Florida through 3 summers, we had peak electric bills of nearly $300. Rates are high, and the taxes are too, running nearly .22 per Kwh combined. Our site was mostly in the sun. Many days in July and August, both A/C's would run steady on high, and temps inside would be around 80 degrees.

 

[Nabo]

This will be our first time staying in our condo on wheels during the summer but luckily, the campground we are in doesn't require a meter. Electricity is included in the monthly fee.

 

[Westwind]

That's a hard thing to give unless you give the KW hours used, the cost Per KWH and the area taxes etc., move to another area and all that could change.

 

[danemayer]

We spent a week in Port Aransas in April 2011. Got the weekly discount rate but had to pay electric. It happened to be pretty hot that week and I think the electric bill was about $50. That would have been $217 for a month. And I think that was at $0.10/kwh.

 

[simsfmly]

We had a non Heartland, 30 amp unit the last two years when I kept track. Last year in Topeka, where it was decent for two weeks then blistering low 100's for the last two weeks used 900 KWH, Avg. 31.03448275862/day. Dallas, May of last year, temperatures averaged 80's every day and used 828.9 kwH, Avg. 29.60357142857/day. June of 2011, it was really hot in Oklahoma City, used 984 KWH, Avg. 33.93103448276/avg day which was our highest so far. These are all monthly rates, except Dallas, where we stayed 5 weeks. Paid anywhere from $0.12 to $0.15 KwH. Hope that helps.

 

[JohnDar]

The monthly electric for our seasonal site runs between $30 and $60 depending on how many days during a particular month we're "in residence" and what the northern Michigan weather has been. Our stays run between 2 - 3 weeks at a time with a week or so in between. That includes running the water heater on electric when we're there.