How strict is Yosemite about trailer lengths?
We are shopping for a fifth wheel. We read on Yosemite's campsite reservations page that the maximum length for trailers is 35'. It also said that they will not actually measure, but that you must b...
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We have yet to go to a 30' limit CG where we have not been able to get our near 36'LOA selves into a site somewhere. We must have at least 8' behind the wheels & care very little if the rear stabilizers cannot be used because the ground drops away behind the marked pad.
We also don't care if it takes some shuffling to back in. A challenge is good.
There is a limit when too big really is too big. It is wise to make the effort to keep your choice of 5er under 35'LOA. The longer you go the faster the site options drop.
As far as Yosemite goes, like others here, we also feel it is over rated. Yes the views are nothing short of spectacular. The campgrounds, not so much. We took a ride through them, all of them. Glad we stayed outside & drove in carrying our bikes. You don't have to get far from the main viewpoints to avoid the bulk of the crowds.
We enjoyed Sequoia & Kings Canyon better than Yosemite.
We also don't care if it takes some shuffling to back in. A challenge is good.
There is a limit when too big really is too big. It is wise to make the effort to keep your choice of 5er under 35'LOA. The longer you go the faster the site options drop.
As far as Yosemite goes, like others here, we also feel it is over rated. Yes the views are nothing short of spectacular. The campgrounds, not so much. We took a ride through them, all of them. Glad we stayed outside & drove in carrying our bikes. You don't have to get far from the main viewpoints to avoid the bulk of the crowds.
We enjoyed Sequoia & Kings Canyon better than Yosemite.
