C's less trouble than A's ?

ThisNewOldRV wrote:

Chainwright wrote:

At first I had my heart set on a Class C Seneca and Dynamax Corp Dx3. Big class C's. But then I found out that not all RV parks accept Class Cs, so we went with a Class A so that no one can turn us away.

Really? I've never heard that before. We're newbies. What were their reasons for turning you away?

There are some (comparatively few) high-end exclusive resorts with such policies. Part of being exclusive is excluding class C motorhomes (and usually trailers of any sort) at those places.

Of course, a large class A may not be accepted at a few other campgrounds simply by virtue of it being too long for any of the sites. You pay your money, take your choice, and hopefully have a fantastic time with whatever you decide on.

The vast majority of campgrounds and resorts don't really care what sort of a rig you have so long as it's safe, in reasonably decent shape, and you behave yourself. A few of your neighbors may be snobs (or slobs), but that's pretty much unavoidable. I suspect if I had a Prevost with gold plated faucets I could eventually find someone who askance at me because they were plated and not solid gold. As it is, I'm happy with my quite plebeian class C, warts and wear and all, and get to comfortably camp in wonderful places using it.