Any issues having slides on both sides?
We're looking at buying a new or slightly used TT. Is there any issues with RV's slides on both sides? My wife thinks they may limit us because some parks may have restrictions on slides on both si...
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SDcampowneroperator wrote:
something to consider is wide slides on the curb side. Thats where the hookups are, trees and so on. Also the view out windows from curb side slides is of your neighbors site,
Hookups are on the street ( drivers) side. If you have neighbors on each side, the view on either side is of your neighbors ... :-)
To the OP's question, We have never had any issues having slides on both sides.... but some parks ( e.g. KOA) will ask if you have slides on both sides, it really doesn't come into play. If a site is so small that you don't have a couple of feet for a slideout between you and the neighbor, that's not a place I'd be staying.
