Renovated our Class C 1978 Dodge
This is my first post here, but I am super excited to share our experience with renovating our Class C RV and our first excursion out. We've sold everything we have, and have begun living in this full...
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DrewE wrote:2012Coleman wrote:beemerphile1 wrote:Really? So the fact that I can't generate my own electricity, and have an empty fresh water tank/propane bottles excludes me from camping at such a CG - if it even exists?
Be aware that occasionally you may see signs at a campground that RVs must be fully self contained. Your RV is no longer self contained.
Have never seen this at a campground.
It's not BS; there are a few campgrounds that require self-contained RVs only, usually meaning ones with full plumbing systems (a toilet that goes into a holding tank of some sort).
Here's one example: Silver Strand (California) State Beach Campground. You don't need a generator or propane, just a sanitary plumbing system. You'd probably want to have water available, of course.
Generally I think these restrictions are due to not having bathhouses/bathrooms, and many zoning/sanitation codes require that campgrounds without bathrooms of some sort be restricted to self-contained RVs only.
I agree with your premise but no state campground like Silver Strand is ever going to look inside your rig. They give you your tag and you go to your site.
