pull-forward sites?
Hope this is an OK forum for this topic-- it seemed like the most appropriate place. We are in the planning phase of an RV park. There is a small lake, and the designer suggested having the sites ...
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I love having a great view out my large window and book sites specifically for the view. We have no problem pulling into sites and will do that if the view is in the back. We carry extra electric and water lines specifically for this. We rarely connect to sewer until we are leaving. If it is on the wrong side, we have 30' of that too, so rarely have a problem reaching it. If the road to the site is two way, pulling in requires no more space than backing in.
In most sites where we have pulled in because the view is directly in the back, the area we 'hang out' in is between the RV and the view (i.e. - the back of the site) and so it makes no difference which side the door is on.
We spent two weeks in the keys and another week on the beach in SC over the last couple of months. We were nose in at all the sites and enjoyed the view immensely.
In most sites where we have pulled in because the view is directly in the back, the area we 'hang out' in is between the RV and the view (i.e. - the back of the site) and so it makes no difference which side the door is on.
We spent two weeks in the keys and another week on the beach in SC over the last couple of months. We were nose in at all the sites and enjoyed the view immensely.
