Winter camping.. adventure?

We got in to the campground in Foxboro yesterday afternoon.  Funny, I never thought we’d be doing so much camping on ice and snow; the stop in New Haven was so icy we were worried about pulling out the next morning, but that went a lot smoother than I’d feared.  Somehow I had always pictured the sites themselves as being cleared completely, if I thought about it at all.   This campsite here was plowed but snow covered and icy in spots.  We had to dig near the power pole to find the water line; good thing we brought a sturdy shovel.  It has really come in handy this trip.  A little more shoveling was needed to clear the piled snow that was blocking the bottom of the living room slide-out, but then we were all set.
 

( Or so we thought.. )

We’re a little concerned (“it’s an adventure!” we say brightly to each other) about the upcoming storm.  Unfortunately, heading for home tomorrow is not an option.  Even if I could handle a ten hour drive, the storm is supposed to start earlier in PA than up here, so if we did head out tomorrow we’d arrive home in the teeth of it.  No towing in snowstorms; it’s a rule.  At least here, we know they have the equipment to handle the storms; we’ve seen it in operation.  So we’ll hunker down and see how we do with (depending on who you listen to) 4 to 12 inches of snow on Wednesday.  J’s already made plans to go buy French toast supplies (French Toast Index) tomorrow, and we know the trailer will stay warm; we were toasty last night despite the outside temps.