RV age & park rules?
Hello All, I recently bought a 1992 fifth wheel and tow it with a 2001 Dodge 3500. We bought it with the intention of mostly dry camping. We are finding that it is not nearly as well suited to dry ...
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cochise49 wrote:
Only found this rule one time in Sparks, NV. We were within the 10 years so no problem. Manager said they use the rule to keep the "riff Raff" out during "Burning Man" and "Hot August Nights." Not sure what that meant but there were lots of rigs there older than ten years. I would guess....if they "don't ask....don't tell." If they do ask....fib.
Burning Man is a huge "festival" about 60 miles north of Reno in the Black Rock desert. Any vehicle spending a week there will come back white from all the salt to which it has been exposed. As a result, nobody takes a good vehicle up there, RV or otherwise. I can understand why the campground wouldn't want something from there. BTW, they will attract 50,000 people as temporary residents in the desert. Look it up online and you'll find some really weird folks in attendance.
Hot August Nights on the other hand, is worth the price of admission to one of the nearby RV parks if you can find one with space. You will see thousands, yes thousands, of beautiful classic cars all over the Reno/Sparks area. It is truly amazing.
Terry (former Reno resident)
