110V/220V plugs in the camp

Six 220V outlets in the kitchen and laundry is what you have when you arrive.

There is also a 110V in the kitchen and another in the den and utility room. You can have these and other 110V outlets converted to 220V.

With regards to what to bring, some 220V appliances will work quite happily in 110V and others won't and vice versa. Lamps - for example - so long as they have 110V bulbs will work in 220V (and I guess vice versa). Things which require a lot of power - irons, vacuums, kettles are the ones which seem to get upset about the wrong voltage.

My advice is: if you have it, ship it. If you don't already have it then buy anything new you need when you arrive here. My reasoning is that it may work even on the wrong V and the selection of appliances available here is not so great and often more expensive.

As a general note, we threw out a bunch of stuff before we came, took cash in lieu and made a small shipment ourselves. In hindsight, I really wish that we had shipped the lot.