Crowded campsites.
I know that campsites in popular places are always at a premium and a bit crowded, but I think we hit the ultimate this week. We are at Glacier National Park’s St. Mary’s entrance and reserved a sp...
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Bumpyroad wrote:Not just slides, If your going to be primarily in these types of areas a 35' to 40' rv does not work very well. You need to decide where and how your going to use it when buying.wmoses wrote:Desert Captain wrote:
Kind of funny how being unable to fully open all of the slides in tight sites never seems to come when folks are extolling the (gotta have), virtues of slides.... just saying. :B
Ain't that the truth. I am guilty of that myself. But would I give up my slides? He** no.
The "problem" became evident the first time I pulled into a curved pull-through site with a tree (or three) on both sides ... funny how you get creative at that time. ;)
that is why one should always check out how liveable the RV is with slides in. dealer's don't like to show them that way, for a reason.
bumpy
I like my slide but it does limit where I can camp. My trailer is useless with the slide in.
