Campground Maximum Length
Good Morning! We are about to take delivery of our first Camper in over 30 years! When the kids were younger, we camped in a pop-up here in Florida. Anyway, we are about to take delivery of a 2...
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drsteve wrote:Lwiddis wrote:
“If you are at all competent backing your rig, you can generally fudge it by a few feet without problem”
But I’ll be the RVer waiting and waiting while you try to horse an oversized rig into a site. JUST FOLLOW THE RULES! Do doctors recommend other doctors “fudge?”
LOL... no you won't. An extra five feet is always easily doable... unless you're one of those noobs who spend ten minutes hollering back and forth with his DW, who stands in his blind spot waving her arms and yelling... and still runs over the firepit.
That depends on the campground (and possibly the site). In many campgrounds, five feet extra is no big deal at all. Occasionally, though, that's not the case at all, and five feet over the stated site length means you'll stick out four and a half feet, and likely have to use a different site or a different campground.
