Issue Backing into Camping Spot
Last year was our first year with our camper (27ft. Heartland Trail Runner). Although we didn't have any major issues that weren't easily corrected, I found that I struggled in one area and likely wil...
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GordonThree wrote:RobWNY wrote:
LIf I could back in where I could look out the drivers side window, I wouldn't have nearly as much trouble but every campground we've been to have you back in like in the picture below. Is there a general rule of thumb or something you have learned to determine when you're in the right spot to begin backing and turning into your campsite? thanks in advance for your expertise!
Rob,
This may help you out... A lot of the campgrounds have sites on both sides of the road. If it's open, pull forward into the site across the road from yours, and then back into your site. I find this helps a lot, since I'm not trying to back in blind at a 90 degree angle.
Don't be afraid to leave the payment temporarily either, on either side of the road, if it helps you line up better.
Neither are good solutions, practice, and learning to back both ways, you will not always be able to get a drivers side camping, and the Premo spot might be on the passenger side.
