camping policy at national parks
We just got totally denied at Lodgepole campground in sequoia national park. Drove all the way from San Diego with our friends whom I just talked into getting a Six Pac camper. Booked site 56 six m...
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Kayteg1 wrote:anutami wrote:Buzzcut1 wrote:
for nit picking and giggles lets add in California. My truck is plated as a commercial vehicle. the camper is non registerable and considered cargo. I pay a user weight fee for the roads based on 15,000#. The only way the State DMV and DOT would consider it an RV and plate it as such is if the Camper is Permanently mounted to the frame
oh yeah my yearly fees for a 2011 F350 dually
Buzz, your registration would be more than half the price if you had it permantly mounted to the frame.
He doesn't have to have it permanently mounted.
Assuming he is not removing camper to haul gravel, or cement a trip to DMV and registering the truck as RV (they have different name for it, but we know what it is) would save $332 every year
$332 can book quite a few "guest spot" at campgrounds EVERY YEAR
Now my new "LAS VEGAS" personalized plate cost me $42
Ah but I do use it as a truck not just a camper hauler so no I don't play that game
