Is a longer camp site needed for back ramp

I usaually unload the toys (bikes) before backing in.... When I leave I pull out and then load them back up. When I'm at the campsite I park them under the front.

Not really, I think only once that I can remember.

If you don't need your tow vehicle, pull into the site nose first and run the utilities under the TH. This allows you to open the ramp up for entertainment or store your toys in the evening.

Last Summer we were camping at an Indiana State Park, and someone had a Raptor Toy Hauler that REALLY caught my attention. They were kind enough to let me look inside, ask all kinds of questions, and they proudly showed their unit off to me.

I then REALLY noticed the back ramp was NOT open, and they were actually backed into the campsite. I simply asked why didn't have their ramp open and they said, if they opened it, it would hit the tree behind the campsite. I think that was the first time I ever thought of the distance BEHIND a toy hauler needed at a camp site.

I asked them, how often does this happen, that they get a campsite where they cannot open the ramp and use it for a porch, a ramp, or just for the open view. They said, "too much!"

I simply never thought of that!

It would depend on whether you're putting your toys in and out at the campsite and the layout of the site. If you need to lower the ramp then you may need more room. At some campsites you couldn't lower your rear door because of the way the site is situated. There is no hard and fast rule.

Also don't forget that the 10 additional feet will only allow you to open the door, then you'll need the room to roll out the toys, which could add even more space. Best thing to do is talk to the hosts in advance and let them know what you have. We often have unloaded our bikes before parking the toyhauler.