Would a sky-rise campground make sense?
Back in the early 60s some developers considered the idea of Building mobile home parks in high rises. I wonder if the idea would work for a campground:
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How would the RV get to the top? It would require a ton of space for the up ramps (turning radii would be huge), or a big elevator.
Then come the smells. Even with FHU, my gray and black water tanks vent, and those would wind up wafting somewhere.
Finally, there is density. A garage just wouldn't be profitable for the number of RV types it can have in it, unless the owner charged on the order of $2000 a night for 20 years, to recoup the parking garage costs.
It is a cool idea, and a nice vision, but if I have to deal with an urban area with dense population, I just store my rig and hotel it.
Then come the smells. Even with FHU, my gray and black water tanks vent, and those would wind up wafting somewhere.
Finally, there is density. A garage just wouldn't be profitable for the number of RV types it can have in it, unless the owner charged on the order of $2000 a night for 20 years, to recoup the parking garage costs.
It is a cool idea, and a nice vision, but if I have to deal with an urban area with dense population, I just store my rig and hotel it.
