36-foot vs. 40-foot?
Over the years, I’ve seen a number of references to 40’ motorhomes being a problem in certain campgrounds, and that shorter is better in regard to fitting better in more CG camp sites.
In buying our first motorhome, one of our decisions is, “what length?” We feel like we need at least 35 or 36 feet, but the floorplans and features we would like seem easier to find in 40-foot.
The CG’s we frequent most often are populated by a number of large fifth-wheels on the order of 37 or 39 feet in length. I don’t think a 40’ motorhome would be a problem there, but I don’t know about other places we may want to go in our future travels.
What kind of CGs have been a problem for your 40’ motorome, but would have been okay for a 35- or 36-footer?
As far as driving, I assume that there would be little difference in difficulty in driving based on a 4-foot difference in length from 36’ to 40’. Am I wrong?
Thanks!
Wayne
In buying our first motorhome, one of our decisions is, “what length?” We feel like we need at least 35 or 36 feet, but the floorplans and features we would like seem easier to find in 40-foot.
The CG’s we frequent most often are populated by a number of large fifth-wheels on the order of 37 or 39 feet in length. I don’t think a 40’ motorhome would be a problem there, but I don’t know about other places we may want to go in our future travels.
What kind of CGs have been a problem for your 40’ motorome, but would have been okay for a 35- or 36-footer?
As far as driving, I assume that there would be little difference in difficulty in driving based on a 4-foot difference in length from 36’ to 40’. Am I wrong?
Thanks!
Wayne
