Home RV parking

I'd look to see what the cost difference would be to fill in the middle also. Grass won't grow in the shade, and it will just be dirt/mud under the camper.

Also with just the strips, it may be tough to keep it lined up, and not get the tires off into the mud.

If it's only for the wheels, why not just use pavers? I put in a gravel parking spot with levelled pavers for the wheels. It's worked great for the last 14 years.

If I could I would have a concrete slab with a cover, but I'm too close to the property line.

Are there applicable zoning codes or HOA regulations? I got a citation once for parking a boat beside the house... had to spend $3,000 in landscaping, fill, concrete, etc., to move the boat get into compliance. On the bright side, it worked well for our 25' travel trailer when we sold the boat. I installed a 30 amp RV outlet on the side of the garage to plug the TT into.

Rob

midnightsadie wrote:
pour a big slap and put up one of those metal covers. it,l keep the weather out and the sun ,rain off. best thing you can do for the life of your rv.

Thats what I did

My thoughts include the big slab and metal cover, but also include getting a 30/50 amp plug installed close by so you can plug in.

I just had a 42' X 15' poured and will have an aluminum roof built for it next month.
I'm making it big so anything we buy will fit and be protected.

pour a big slap and put up one of those metal covers. it,l keep the weather out and the sun ,rain off. best thing you can do for the life of your rv.

what if you trade rvs? will it fit.
bumpy