Good parking surface?

I'd do gravel with some concrete pads for the tires.

I have been parking mine next to the driveway, unpaved, for years and have not had a rust issue. I have 2'X 4' strips of 3/4" plywood under the tires to keep the tires off the ground. This also makes it easier to weed-eat around. I replace to wood every three years or so.

Now granted, there hasn't been GRASS on this spot since we bought out first camper 14 years ago.

Lowsuv wrote:
it has been posted previously that parking on GRASS has accelerated the rusting of the trailer frame .
I can say from practical experience that the trailer life is probably double if parked under a carport rather than exposed to the sun / snow .
if your budget is tight you may do it in steps .
gravel foundation now with vertical 6 x6 framed carport .
in a couple of years , pave it .
in a couple of years install the walls .

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it has been posted previously that parking on GRASS has accelerated the rusting of the trailer frame .
I can say from practical experience that the trailer life is probably double if parked under a carport rather than exposed to the sun / snow .
if your budget is tight you may do it in steps .
gravel foundation now with vertical 6 x6 framed carport .
in a couple of years , pave it .
in a couple of years install the walls .

Is there any benefit to the paved driveway? It is cheaper by a long shot to do the gravel. Especially since I have the equipment to excavate and fill in the gravel.

I use gravel but either will work fine

Either is good.