No TC's allowed

Thank all the **** bags that causes this kind of garbage.

Lwiddis wrote:
Muffy?

And the dog's name is Phydeaux.

We have camp gathering twice a year with me and all my buds getting a site next to each other. We all have older rigs. There are a few diesel pusher high dollar rigs that may show also. They are in a sense becoming part of the group since they tend to gravitate toward our fire. Lots of interesting stories.

Somehow this whole conversation reminds me of what Groucho Marx said when he was admitted to the Friar's Club: "I don't want to belong to any club that will accept people like me as a member."

When we traveled to FL with our 5er we parked at a resort for a couple months. On one side of us was a very nice TT and on the other side was a million dollar Newell Class 'A'.

TT folks were good neighbors, quiet, courteous, and hospitable. Class 'A' folks were loud, constantly screaming at each other or their barking poodle who had more personality they the couple did.

No TCs allowed, but obnoxious people with money were. Go figure!

Thus one of the determining reasons why we gave up the RVing lifestyle, sold the 5er and bought a TC. We much prefer the 'camping' lifestyle with the friendly folks we meet enjoying the great outdoors this country has to offer.

Lakeside

The only issue I've had is the CG freaking out when I take it off the truck, never been denied, but then we stay at pretty rural CG's and out of the way places...stay away from bigger cities.

jplante4 wrote:

Old Days wrote:
The way I look at it Class A's can't go where I go, and I don't go camping on concrete slabs.

I think this is the best way to deal with the issue. The two lifestyles seem to have a naturally occurring dividing line that doesn't need to be defined by rules.

I know when I'm sitting in my coach with my wife Muffy at a class A only resort sipping port, petting my afghan hound and and looking out the window, I certainly don't want to see some truck camper!

Ha ha ha!!! They also absolutely ruin the view of the polo fields.

I've never been turned away and couldn't afford the places that would turn me away. I have been asked not to remove my camper from my truck though, But it was for a reason that escapes me. Work going on in the campground I think. Growing up in the sixties and seventies as a career army brat My father was asked to move on a couple of times because of Vietnam. He just drove to the next campground. No big deal! I guess I picked up that mentality, No big deal, I'll give my money to the next guy.

Welcome to my world when I was traveling by motorcycle. I was riding a Goldwing and we were not allowed into many campgrounds because everyone knows that "bikers" are bad news. We probably didn't want to camp next to them anyway. We were all about sitting around our campfire drinking a bottle of good wine. We never passed up the opportunity to invite the neighbors over and share our wine with them. Most of the time, we ended up eating their snacks that they brought along.

Lot of California RV parks have 10 years rule.
However they never complain about my 30 years old Prevost.
Don't think you should try with 30 yo camper.