Class A vs. B 4.0 - Campgrounds and Campsites
With a small RV, you can camp in many great places that big ones can’t - either because they can’t get there or the sites are too small. This is a big plus for traveling in a Class B or similar. Man...
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I couldn't agree more with the OP. We avoid commercial campgrounds and only use them in transit from one great state park, national park, BLM, NF or Corp property to another. We don't use our rig to be crammed next to other units like little boxes in a row.
The only reason we are currently not driving a B and have a small C is tank size. We are now able to boondock for more extended periods of time. We never use campground toilets. Period.
I have never understood why a $150,000 Class B is banned from some campgrounds but a C or even an A that is valued at half of that amount is welcomed with open arms. The only word that comes to my mind is ignorance.
I suspect we will be returning to B World in a year or two because we will reach the place and age where we will tour more and camp less. And when we do, we will be buying a small B that retains a lot of van appearance and handling...like a Roadtrek 190. We want to visit and revisit this country and Canada while health allows us to go and enjoy and hike. Towing, which we sometimes do on some trips, is a pain in the fanny for me. Buying gas, parking etc. are compromised. Not so in a B.
Paul
The only reason we are currently not driving a B and have a small C is tank size. We are now able to boondock for more extended periods of time. We never use campground toilets. Period.
I have never understood why a $150,000 Class B is banned from some campgrounds but a C or even an A that is valued at half of that amount is welcomed with open arms. The only word that comes to my mind is ignorance.
I suspect we will be returning to B World in a year or two because we will reach the place and age where we will tour more and camp less. And when we do, we will be buying a small B that retains a lot of van appearance and handling...like a Roadtrek 190. We want to visit and revisit this country and Canada while health allows us to go and enjoy and hike. Towing, which we sometimes do on some trips, is a pain in the fanny for me. Buying gas, parking etc. are compromised. Not so in a B.
Paul
