Travel trailer covering when parked at home
We just bought a 2011 Coachmen 24RBS and plan to park it in our driveway over the winter and in between use during the traveling part of the year. We have a lot of tall white pine trees that drop a lo...
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I went to the Satellite Google Maps and looked up Sturbridge, MA. It's a small community stretched out over a large area, surrounded by thickly forested trees. I zoomed in with the Satellite image to see if I could find ANY RV's parked on any property. I found one on Fiske Hill Road.
Looks to me like the OP has no choice but to park under pine trees ... my goodness that's a forested area. And as far as putting up a shelter, building, cover? I couldn't find very many properties in an open enough area to erect a shelter for an RV or a property big enough to put one up, unless the OP chops down trees.
After looking at the satellite imaging of that area, I certainly understand why the OP wants a cover and is asking for advise on what's best.
Looks to me like the OP has no choice but to park under pine trees ... my goodness that's a forested area. And as far as putting up a shelter, building, cover? I couldn't find very many properties in an open enough area to erect a shelter for an RV or a property big enough to put one up, unless the OP chops down trees.
After looking at the satellite imaging of that area, I certainly understand why the OP wants a cover and is asking for advise on what's best.
