We just recently got the chance to store our rv at our favorite campground in Pigeon Forge, Tennessee. We have been trying for almost a year to get in the storage lot. It is under 50 bucks a month and when we want to go camping all we have to do is call ahead and they will pull the rv on to the lot and level it for you. This is great for us in the fact that we will be freeing up our driveway and saving a lot on diesel fuel. Just load up our clothes and drive the car to the campground. I was wondering if anyone else on here does this with their rv's.

My sister essentially does that. Their tow vehicle is less than adequate for the trailer that they have, so they keep it at the storage lot at the campground. Their TV is good enough to get it from the lot to their favorite site and back, so that's what they do. They had a great season of about 40-50 nights camping this summer.

We do that some at our favorite campground (coincidentally, in Pigeon Forge too). We do it if we know we are going to be at the campground several weekends in a row or something. They basically let us leave it set up on our spot and plugged in. Pay a small daily fee to keep fridge running and we are golden. Saves around 15 gallons of gas, give or take.We are a lot closer than you, though. We're only 75 miles away from PF.In fact, it's up there right now and will be through Thanksgiving.

viper48 wrote:. I was wondering if anyone else on here does this with their rv's.Lot's of people do.

D & M wrote:viper48 wrote:. I was wondering if anyone else on here does this with their rv's.Lot's of people do.X10!Come on down to Florida during the winter the CG's that offer storage are filled to the brim with them. :C

We have a great RV storage arrangement at our park. For just $25.00per month we leave our fifth wheel at our site and the grea managers at the park check it from time to time during the summer. So all we have to do is load up our toys and other stuff and head to AZ for the winter. BTW rent is only $190 per month during the winter!

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D___M
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Nov 14, 2013
viper48 wrote:
. I was wondering if anyone else on here does this with their rv's.

Lot's of people do.
93Cobra2771
Explorer
Nov 14, 2013
We do that some at our favorite campground (coincidentally, in Pigeon Forge too). We do it if we know we are going to be at the campground several weekends in a row or something. They basically let us leave it set up on our spot and plugged in. Pay a small daily fee to keep fridge running and we are golden. Saves around 15 gallons of gas, give or take.

We are a lot closer than you, though. We're only 75 miles away from PF.

In fact, it's up there right now and will be through Thanksgiving.
ependydad
Explorer
Nov 14, 2013
My sister essentially does that. Their tow vehicle is less than adequate for the trailer that they have, so they keep it at the storage lot at the campground. Their TV is good enough to get it from the lot to their favorite site and back, so that's what they do. They had a great season of about 40-50 nights camping this summer.

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