Tow or not to Tow
My husband and I have been camping for at least 13 years. Four years ago, we bought a Class C. We always tow our car along so we can go sightseeing or grocery shopping, etc. We are now planning on ...
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CHemler wrote:
Thank you everyone for the opinions. They are all valid points and it looks like it would be a good idea to take a toad.
So, for those of you who travel alot, where do you stay if you are just traveling through for the night? We hate to pay $50-$60 to just park and sleep.
Thanks.
The last time we camped at a private cg was a KOA a few years ago. We only use state parks if at all.
Are you a member of anything ? FD, Elks, BJ, Sam's , etc. If so, stay the night at one of those properties. If someone tries to chase you, tell them you are exhausted and are afraid you will fall asleep, just give you a couple more hours. An overtired driver operating a 14,000 rv is just as dangerous as an intoxicated driver being allowed to drive. Any professional LEO with proper training and common sense should understand that.
Sometimes we eat at a restaurant and they allow us to fill our water from an outside spigot as well as stay the night.
I look for small regional airport parking lots, many have 24 hr free parking lots.
I ask at H. Depot garden center if I can use their water spigot to top off my water tank and have never been turned down. I find a corner of the lot park and stay the night, have never been chased.
