45ft, would I be too limited?
Hello, We are considering a 45ft 5th wheel. North Point 382flrb, 44ft long, 13.2 height. We are also considering a Solitude 378(40 ft long, 13.5 height). Love the North Point but Solitude is 40ft a...
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fj12ryder wrote:Veebyes wrote:What does it matter why they want what they want? They aren't forcing you to do it? They just want opinions on how easy it will be to get/find sites. Their preferences are their business, not yours. If the monster pushes all their buttons, so be it.
Well of course the length matters. Most private CGs, with their FHU pull throughs will accommodate the really big units but SPs, NPs, CPs my not. Some of them say flat out NOTHING OVER 30'. Most are flexible & have a few sites that can handle maybe a 35 but if SPs etc are your preference & you enjoy the space between sites & general beauty that these parks provide, you might reconsider buying a monster.
What does the monster give that a smaller mid to lower 30'er does not besides floorspace. Both have the same appliances, the same furniture etc. The biggies will have more storage & a bigger TV. The sacrifice of the ability to go places is a big loss for the gain of little.
JMO.
I'd feel claustrophobic in something as small as 30', but that's me and I don't criticize other's choices. Dif'rent strokes for dif'rent folks.
The OP came on & asked for opinions. He got them. Some of them sugar coated. Some not.
Ultimately he will get what he wants. His money. If he finds that he has gone too large, his consequences.
We bought somebody's mistake. They had not thought things through before buying. Not a size issue. It was a lifestyle issue. They had not even rented to try RVing out before putting down well over $100,000.00 a truck & trailer in 2006 then desperately wanting out of it in less than six months. Lifestyle not for them at all.
