National Park Camping
My family is a big fan of visiting National Parks, and we are considering the purchase of a Class A MH. We strongly prefer to camp within the parks rather than at commercial RV campgrounds, and are ac...
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jfkbunkie wrote:
My family is a big fan of visiting National Parks, and we are considering the purchase of a Class A MH. We strongly prefer to camp within the parks rather than at commercial RV campgrounds, and are accustomed to coping with the reduced amenities this implies. Can anyone comment on the feasibility of staying on-site at most national parks in a Class A rig with a toad?
we used to all the time first in a 26' class A with no toad and then in a 35' class A pulling a jeep. some camping areas would have electric, some not. a very small number of the state parks we used might have a fresh water source serving 6-8 campsites (and campers with long enough hoses to reach). none had sewer connections. so, yes, it's very feasible.
