State Park Stay Limitations-how to deal?
Hello, we would like to retire with our rv full-time. We plan to stay in state/national parks and on federal lands such as BLM, state forests, etc. and do not plan on using any private campgrounds or ...
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Lynndann wrote:
It's unfortunate for a new poster seeking the knowledge base of this well known group had to read some of your not so nice posts. If you read the original question again there is nothing in it that says anything about "cheating or gaming the system, get a new rv, identity, etc. " was just downright mean. The question simply asked how full timers travel WITHIN these limits that are obviously there for reasons and that we are educated about. I'm sorry for those that took this question the wrong way. It is unfortunate. Thank you to all of those who really cared about helping another couple enjoy our wonderful America to get on the road with your great comments. We sincerely appreciate it.
Unfortunately, there ARE a lot of folks who come here looking for ways to cheat the system, get for free what others pay for, etc. Yes, some of the responses were blunt and rather coarse, but it does help to remind people that when you game the system you really do hurt everyone.
Glad you were able to identify some ways to handle the limitations. Have you figured out how long you can go without recharging, refilling and dumping? You really need to figure out the limits of you dry camping abilities to figure out what will work best for you. If you have to dump every 3 days, then that can have a major bearing on the practicalities of hosting at a remote campground with no nearby dump station, etc.
