RV storage - how much room is needed?

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For the images, you're putting in the URL of a page with the image rather than a direct link to the image itself. This might work better.



Here's my two cents, which may not be worth the pennies:

Maneuvering a trailer will partly depend on the tow vehicle: how tightly it can turn, and how sharp an angle you can get between it and the trailer without crunching something. With a good tow vehicle you could easily maneuver most any trailer into position with that space (well, you could provided you have some experience/skill at backing a trailer). One rather extreme example of a great vehicle for this is a standard farm tractor, which can turn very sharply if needed thanks to wheel brakes, pivoting around either of the back wheels.

A class A coach probably could be maneuvered into that space without extreme difficulty, I suspect, though I don't speak from any sort of personal experience. A large class C would probably be tricky as they tend to have pretty terrible minimum turning circles (and I do speak from some experience there). More room would definitely make things easier. I'm assuming the width of the gravel portion is at lest somewhat to scale--that it's considerably wider than the 13' wide asphalt drive, even if not nearly as wide as the shop.

You could back a semi trailer into that garage if the driveway is square to the road and as wide as the sketch.
There isn't a RV that can't be backed into the driveway or shop if it is as big as the sketch.
And a 48' long shop is a huge luxury. My shop is 36' long and I feel like I died and went to heaven with that big of shop!
(But I've got every bay filled in a 3 car garage and a 36x 36 ish shop and could use a couple more bays....)

build the shop for you ,with a rv in there you lost your play room .put a side shed on the building for the rv, been there.

You should have no problem backing a TT in there.You have plenty of space.

It all depends upon your towing skills and how comfortable you are at backing up a trailer. If you are skilled at backing, I see no reason why the longer trailer would not fit.

If you are lookiing at the structure the door will be on the right, make the radius of the right corner where the ramp meets the road a bit wider and if posible always back the trailer or RV on a left turn, you will always see where you are going on your left mirror, and yes that is plenty of turning space.

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For another $1200 you could get a powered trailer mover. But either way I think you will be fine with what you have suggested. I used to have a 35ft TT and a 20ft Excursion, 55ft total. And with a 14 ft wide door you can still back in on an angle and have the room to straighten it out. I wouldn't worry about it

Looks good from here--that's a lot of room to maneuver. You should have no problem at all.