"Sorry, we do not take those any longer..."
said the lady at a campground in VA near Washington DC. I said it is a new 2018 truck camper on a 2015 DRW F350 and she repeated that they only took camping trailers, 5th wheels and motor homes. Fir...
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This place in California has the same rule.
eastshorervpark.com
My question for the park owner here is:
What's the perceived difference between taking a TC off and driving the truck vs. taking a 5th wheel off and driving that truck?
Both look the same from the front. Not following the logic.
Although I can definitely see the logic with pack rates putting junk everywhere. However, that doesn't seem to be limited to TCs in my experience. A good half of all campers make a mess of a site.
We are actually 100% internal inside the TC. No things outside which probably looks weird to some but is quite necessary for urban camp environments.
eastshorervpark.com
My question for the park owner here is:
What's the perceived difference between taking a TC off and driving the truck vs. taking a 5th wheel off and driving that truck?
Both look the same from the front. Not following the logic.
Although I can definitely see the logic with pack rates putting junk everywhere. However, that doesn't seem to be limited to TCs in my experience. A good half of all campers make a mess of a site.
We are actually 100% internal inside the TC. No things outside which probably looks weird to some but is quite necessary for urban camp environments.
