Looking at first Fifth Wheel
Hi Everyone, not new to RV'ing but seriously looking at buying a fifth wheel for winter trips south and camping in summer months. I realize that bigger is better but have heard that if you get over a ...
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5th wheels at 40' or longer are considered to be pretty long. But you're still not likely to have trouble finding a site as long as you plan ahead. Spur-of-the-moment stops are more problematical with longer trailers. Older campground and quite a few Forest Service campgrounds tend to have smaller sites with more cramped roads. A 33' 5th wheel will probably fit in most campgrounds, add 7-10 feet and the story changes dramatically.
We have a 40' toyhauler and have never not been able to find a spot for the night. Sometimes it takes a couple calls but we've never had to spend the night at a Walmart or truck stop because we couldn't find a space to fit into.
We have a 40' toyhauler and have never not been able to find a spot for the night. Sometimes it takes a couple calls but we've never had to spend the night at a Walmart or truck stop because we couldn't find a space to fit into.
