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 and a great unit as well.
Would we be too restricted with the 45ft in particular? Is height a big concerned with these? I have had 32 ft Class Cs and 32 ft Travel trailers but not a 5th wheel yet.
We will use it 5 months out of the year during the summer to travel from Arizona along Oregon coast, Washington, Tetons, Yellowstone, Yosemite, Glacier and Banff. We have traveled this route with a Class C and 32FT TT but not a 5th wheel. We love to stay at state parks (Oregon) and National Parks but use private campsites occasionally (Glacier) when they are near parks or beach.
We move sites every 10 days or so.
When driving to destinations, we like to stay hooked up as we spent just the nights at campsites. It helps not to connect and disconnect too much when just passing thru.
MC
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 and a great unit as well.
Would we be too restricted with the 45ft in particular? Is height a big concerned with these? I have had 32 ft Class Cs and 32 ft Travel trailers but not a 5th wheel yet.
We will use it 5 months out of the year during the summer to travel from Arizona along Oregon coast, Washington, Tetons, Yellowstone, Yosemite, Glacier and Banff. We have traveled this route with a Class C and 32FT TT but not a 5th wheel. We love to stay at state parks (Oregon) and National Parks but use private campsites occasionally (Glacier) when they are near parks or beach.
We move sites every 10 days or so.
When driving to destinations, we like to stay hooked up as we spent just the nights at campsites. It helps not to connect and disconnect too much when just passing thru.
MC
