RVs over 10 years old are valueless
I have a 15 year old 5th wheel in perfect condition, but I am no longer allowed in RV parks - the same parks which allowed me in last year. They're all citing "the 10 year rule." Therefore, this 5th w...
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ItsyRV wrote:eend wrote:
Those parks that only allow newer rv’s are for yuppies only, you don’t want to be there anyway.
Most of the places I've come across that has this rule are full of the "Get off my lawn" "No kids in the pool" old folks.
Highest amount I ever paid for an overnight stay, the sewer hook up was 3-4 feet from the neighbors picnic table. Could not wait to leave that place after dumping when they were having brunch. Couldn't help the time as we had to get going.
When leaving I noted the large area available where they could have spread out those two sites and made them much nicer. It's weird they let utilities dictate this horribly close layout.
I cannot express, after staying at several nice state parks forest service campgrounds most all my camping life, how bad I wanted to get out of there.
