FLYING A FLAG IN AN RV PARK

Never encountered such a rule. Mine flies ~~25ft high.

if memory serves it was an RV resort out in Cali, that had a reg regarding how high they can fly, because of that we will never stay there.

paulcardoza wrote:
Never encountered such a rule. Mine flies ~~25ft high.

X2, but we generally stay in State campgrounds and have never seen such a regulation. Probably exists in some private cg's.

We use one of the tri-flag holders and fly the three North American flags, Mexico, Canada and USA. Whichever country we are in at the time gets centre position and a little higher. Usually not above roofline though.

viking10415 wrote:
if memory serves it was an RV resort out in Cali, that had a reg regarding how high they can fly, because of that we will never stay there.

yes, that certainly is good reasoning.
bumpy

viking10415 wrote:
if memory serves it was an RV resort out in Cali, that had a reg regarding how high they can fly, because of that we will never stay there.

Just wondering (not critiquing)-why it's important to fly high and what was the height restriction @ that locale?

viking10415 wrote:
if memory serves it was an RV resort out in Cali, that had a reg regarding how high they can fly, because of that we will never stay there.

Mine certainly isn't very tall, I use a mount on the king pin. I wouldn't stay anywhere that had restrictions for flying the American/State Flags! Cause I might get a long flag pole sometime!:C

I use a 20 ft pole with a US and California flag on it. The top of the pole is 8ft above my RV roof.

I have a homemade lighted lamp post with name board one it. I usually fly a small American Flag and the Texas Flag...

If we are staying for several days I will put up my 15/20-foot pole and drop a windom antenna wires down from it and tie off at a couple of trees for Ham Radio. Haven't run into any problems doing that where we usually go. I see tall flags all the time especially at the coastal places like LAKEWOOD in Myrtle Beach.

Roy and Carolyn

NYCgrrl wrote:

viking10415 wrote:
if memory serves it was an RV resort out in Cali, that had a reg regarding how high they can fly, because of that we will never stay there.

Just wondering (not critiquing)-why it's important to fly high?

I guess I'm curious, too. 25' seems excessive for a campground flag but I understand everyone has their own motivations.