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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huntdooly wrote:2gypsies wrote:
Get the size you'd be comfortable living in. You'll find spots to stay.
We full-timed 8 years in a 33' 5th wheel and 8 years in a 40' motorhome. We fit in the same public parks with each.... national parks, state parks, national forest campgrounds, Corp of Engineers, county and city parks.
We've stayed in Glacier at Apgar campground; Yellowstone at Mammoth, Madison and Bridge Bay; Grand Teton at Colter Bay and Gros Ventre; Zion at Watchman; Bryce at North campground; Grand Canyon at Trailer Village in the park; Grand Canyon North Rim in the campground... and the list goes on. We've stayed all along the Oregon coast in the state parks.
No... you won't fit in every park but neither will a 25' or 30'. However, you WILL find a spot nearby. I really believe that those saying you won't fit have never tried. Many like their full hookups. We're just the opposite. We love dry camping or boondocking on public lands.
Yesss! That is what we would like to do!! Dry camping or boondocking.
Do some testing in a Walmart, for a few days.
Least ways, you'll have a big camp store available, for what you might need.
