if your planning some north of the border time, in Ontario our provincial parks, you will find some that would have you with as little as 10% of the sites that can accommodate a rig that big,and there are some that over half could accommodate it, they have listed what the site site can accommodate and some tell if there is obstructions such as trees making an entrance narrow ,
Our conservation area parks, allot of them tend to be like parking lot camping but tend to have reasonable access to sites, however still pay attention to site sizes which on some sites are listed.
private parks can vary from back woods style camping to RV resort(parking lot style) camping
we recently upgraded and I had the opportunity to go bigger than we did, but in thinking hard about it I acknowledged the fact that some of the places I like to go it would get difficult to get a site at all by limiting the amount of sites that can accommodate larger set ups, in already popular places, its not a matter of how good one can drive, its whether the dam thing will even fit on the site if be able to maneuver through some pretty tight tree spacing and narrow roadways without rubbing the skin off the unit as it is we lie and indicate that our new trailer is 3 to 4 feet shorter than it really is to keep more options open
