Sleeping on back roads?
I would be interested in hearing from folks who have experience with creative/questionable solutions for sleeping while travelling on back roads. While I know there will be varied reactions from busin...
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To 1775 from NY, I'm sorry for the confusion. I was responding to others who suggested getting rid of the class B. Technically, I guess I drive the worlds smallest class C (Pleasure Way Pursuit), but since I will be using it in the same manner as a B, and since this issue is more likely to be experienced by B owners, I posted it here.
While I am new at this, I envision that most any tourist destination will by now have enacted strict regulations regarding the invasion of RVs. The beach example assumes that I would be able to find suitable parking for my "B sized" unit during the day, but would have to seek something away from the beach at night, expecting to move on in the morning.
And please understand, this has nothing to do with money. We would certainly stay in a CG anytime we were staying in an area more than one night. But we will be seeking out small fairs and craft shows, or just looking to relax somewhere nice for a day before moving on. The whole reason for buying a small RV is to have some flexibility in my choices.
While I am new at this, I envision that most any tourist destination will by now have enacted strict regulations regarding the invasion of RVs. The beach example assumes that I would be able to find suitable parking for my "B sized" unit during the day, but would have to seek something away from the beach at night, expecting to move on in the morning.
And please understand, this has nothing to do with money. We would certainly stay in a CG anytime we were staying in an area more than one night. But we will be seeking out small fairs and craft shows, or just looking to relax somewhere nice for a day before moving on. The whole reason for buying a small RV is to have some flexibility in my choices.
