What Length Are They Really Referring To?
When I go on-line and look at individual campsites at either RV campgrounds or at State Parks etc., many will state something like ... "suitable for rigs, set-ups or RV's up to xx feet in length." ...
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stevenal wrote:Terryallan wrote:
It is in fact the trailer. IF you can get the trailer on site. you can always park the TV somewhere else. The CG we have used on the Blue ridge Parkway. Have TV parking areas
A bit inconvenient if your tow vehicle is where you sleep, cook, etc. This is the truck camper forum, and the OP's trailer is for cargo.
Actually it can be a lot inconvenient as I'm specifically referring to our truck/TC set-up towing our cargo trailer carrying our camping gear (cookstove/grill, lawnchairs, water/beach toys & pull cart, firewood etc. plus ... our 2 maxi-scooters).
We could park the cargo trailer elsewhere if needed (have done this once) but that approach was a PITA and denied us access to just about all of the outdoor equipment we schlep along with us.
And before someone suggests cut back on what we bring, that is not an option. We love to camp, ride our scoots, grill and relax around the fire. It took us a decade to tune what we bring and everything has its place in making our trips comfortable, pleasant and memorable for us.
It seems that after reading all of the posts, there really isn't a set guideline as to what constitutes "maximum RV/unit length" from campground to campground.
Thanks all for sharing your opinions.
