All ActivityMost RecentMost LikesSolutionsRe: Drive through parking radius swing dimensionsIt’s active. We are train people also. Three generations of train engineers in the family. And then both me and my husband grew up near a tracks as well, so train noise doesn’t bother us. That’s a good idea. I hadn’t taking about marketing it to that group. I was thinking that if the garage is in the back, I was going to make the roof a deck to watch the trains.Re: Drive through parking radius swing dimensionsThank you Valhalla360. I will look at that and work some drawings. I appreciate the regarding tree and bush clearance vs paved surface.Re: Drive through parking radius swing dimensionsTHANK YOU! GottaRunGottaCamp!Re: Drive through parking radius swing dimensionsMy photo isn't showing up. I am going to have to go learn how to link my photo. I apologize for being a forum newbie.Drive through parking radius swing dimensionsI am looking at a property that will mainly be parking for a Class A, with a small port style home attached. It is a triangle lot, so very limited on size options. We would like parking for a 40-45' Class A, and parking for one vehicle in addition. Home size isn't an issue, but probably will be a 1-2 bedroom, living room/kitchen combo room, and bathroom, small utility room. I am attaching a photo of the lot. With the easements, the footprint to build is 181' rail side, 85' left side, 141' foot street side. The 116' street side already accounts for 15' easement. The rail side includes the 5' set back, and the left side, accounts for a 10' easement. So I've already subtracted those easements, leaving the buildable footprint. We'd like to be able to drive in and park, and drive forward going out. Have I provided enough info? I am okay at designing homes....but knowing how much room is needed to pull in an RV, making the turns, is my unknown. This will probably end up as a rental, so the experience of the drivers will be an unknown. Thank you!