Now why cant Winnebago make a motorhome like this - in a 25'

"nadsab".....Please look around again at the places you intend to camp. We have been camping in California for over 30 years. I take my 40' DP to Yosemite and camp in Upper Pines. Can I just drive in and get a site, no, we have to make sure we book certain sites. With that said, we've owned several RV's including a truck camper. Unless you intend to really go into some wilderness sites, you can easily find campsites across the U.S., including National and State Parks in the 30' - 35' range all day long.

FWIW, we looked at the Winnie Vista 27N at Hershey and I have almost nothing but praise for the unit. Winnie has innovatively packed a bunch into a small space. The asking price for the unit on display was $93K well equipped. You will need to get over not having a separate diner and sofa, though.

Mike Hohnstein wrote:
WOW, just WOW, so much hate.

Mike Hohnstein wrote:
here
Obviously the OP has no information skills.

[COLOR=]X2. :R

nadsab wrote:

The main reason why I am stuck on the 25 foot thing is because many state and national parks, especially in the mountains, California, Big Sur area for example have RV size limits for the most scenic and interesting campgrounds - of 25 feet long or less.

OP, if that's what you want then by all means, go for it.

However, all gorgeous campsites in the West and national parks do not have that 25' or less restriction. With our 40' motorhome we have stayed in Yellowstone, Grand Teton, Glacier, Rocky Mountain, Bryce, Zion, Grand Canyon and many more national parks. We have been in all the states in the West and public parks are always our first choice - national, national forests, state parks, county and city parks. We also find beautiful spots boondocking in the wilds. We've gone to Alaska and used public parks 95% of the time or else boondocked. Mountains? We've boondocked or used forest service campgrounds up to 9,000 elevation.

I think what we're saying is that you don't have to get a 25' RV to find amazingly beautiful spots. Perhaps we can't fit in the spots that you looked at but those aren't the only scenic spots to be had. You just have to do research before finding that perfect campsite.

Good luck finding the motorhome that is perfect for you!

WOW, just WOW, so much hate.

mike brez wrote:
Because

I bet your camper stinks inside.

What do you meen there is no intelligent life here? Someone agreed with me!

J-Rooster wrote:

dodge guy wrote:
The Winnebago seems to be the best option for you! I have never seen a person turned away due to being overlength! And at 26.5 feet you will not have any issues. Now if you showed up in a 30 or 35 footer then yes i can see a problem! Best thing to do is talk to a ranger and ask them if you are 26.5 feet instead of 25 will they have an issue?

I agree with this post! Both Winnebago Braves that I posted in a earlier post for you are both Class A's. I own a 36' Winnebago (35' 9") and I've only been turned away from one campground a Forest Service CG way up in the Cascade Mtns and I have been RVing since 1976. It was a very small CG, RV's under 30' only. In the Winnebago 1 or 2 feet will not make a difference in the Forest Service CG that I just told you about. Good Luck to you in whatever you decide to buy.

Beam me up, Scotty. There is no intelligent life on this thread!

mike brez wrote:
Got better things to do.

Then why did you pipe up??