What cities and states do you think are the most RV friendly?Watching this video - https://youtu.be/4X9dN7W7OWI - made me think of the idea for this thread.If I would have to guess I would say Arizona and inland Southern California is pretty darn friendly to RVers. Alaska probably too. As for cities I would say Venice Beach, California. And Vancouver, Canada.

I would have to be bound, chained in the trunk vehicle, gagged, and drugged before you would get me to CA.

The New England states are as RV friendly as they can be, given their very old infrastructure such as small roads and low bridges in a few places. The short season also makes it expensive but where else can you drive through so may states in such a short time frame!

Places I'd avoid, coastal California and the New England states

Crowe wrote:The New England states are as RV friendly as they can be, given their very old infrastructure such as small roads and low bridges in a few places. The short season also makes it expensive but where else can you drive through so may states in such a short time frame!X2.Spent the last decade car camping in one NE state (CT) yet had the opportunity to take day trips to other nearby states; love that area of the country from the ground and hope when my TT arrives I can enjoy other regions just as well. Still expect that NE will hold a special place in my heart.

Boy I hate seeing New England being bunched in with Kalifornia. Gordon, I wonder if you've been to either.

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ThaOpenRoad
Explorer
Mar 23, 2017
ThaOpenRoad wrote:
Vancouver, Canada

See - https://youtu.be/6Z7z1LxFCKc
crasster
Explorer II
Mar 23, 2017
I've always thought Texas was pretty friendly when it comes to RV's. X3 on CA
rk911
Explorer
Mar 23, 2017
wing_zealot wrote:
I would have to be bound, chained in the trunk vehicle, gagged, and drugged before you would get me to CA.

X2!
2gypsies1
Explorer III
Mar 23, 2017
Arizona, Oregon, Washington, Idaho, Montana, Wyoming, Utah, Colorado, New Mexico - basically the west other than California.
jplante4
Explorer II
Mar 23, 2017
Boy I hate seeing New England being bunched in with Kalifornia. Gordon, I wonder if you've been to either.
NYCgrrl
Explorer
Mar 23, 2017
Crowe wrote:
The New England states are as RV friendly as they can be, given their very old infrastructure such as small roads and low bridges in a few places. The short season also makes it expensive but where else can you drive through so may states in such a short time frame!

X2.
Spent the last decade car camping in one NE state (CT) yet had the opportunity to take day trips to other nearby states; love that area of the country from the ground and hope when my TT arrives I can enjoy other regions just as well.
Still expect that NE will hold a special place in my heart.
GordonThree
Explorer
Mar 23, 2017
Places I'd avoid, coastal California and the New England states
Crowe
Explorer
Mar 23, 2017
The New England states are as RV friendly as they can be, given their very old infrastructure such as small roads and low bridges in a few places. The short season also makes it expensive but where else can you drive through so may states in such a short time frame!
wing_zealot
Explorer
Mar 23, 2017
I would have to be bound, chained in the trunk vehicle, gagged, and drugged before you would get me to CA.

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