Best class A lengths for national parks?
We have been looking at class A's...our first RV of any sort, and are totally confused!! We love the livability of over 35', but I have heard that the shorter lengths are better. We are really torn!...
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BarabooBob wrote:
You asked about boondocking near the campgrounds in the national parks. To the best of my knowledge, that is not allowed at any national park. It is either an established campground or not at all. National forests and grasslands are another story. You can boondock on most of them, ust check the website for further information.
You have hit on a common problem. Many people have no idea the difference between a National Park and a National Forest. Some assume that because they are heading to a National Park that all the land that uses that name is part of the Park when it's actually part of the Forest. Disperse camping in the Park's boundaries are indeed severely restricted while the Forest is widely available for disperse camping.
I guess that raise the second issue of people's definition of "Boondocking".
