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Re: camping policy at national parks
toedtoes wrote: At the one campground that wouldn't let my 21ft C and my friend's toyota chinook stay in a single site, the host said the rule was "if you can sleep in it, it's not an allowable second vehicle". As people can sleep in any vehicle and do, that seemed like a silly rule. When I've asked around at other campgrounds, they've all said it's no problem because the chinook fit into the site and it was no bigger than a mini-pickup with a shell and there were only 2 people in total. Yes, there are a multitude of justifications, just as there are a multitude of reasons. My logic is: be prepared. For me, at campgrounds I go to regularly and that have allowed it, I don't worry about it. Same with campgrounds in off-season. If I'm told no upon arrival, we just get a second campsite. At unknown campgrounds in high season, I just reserve 2 campsites or a double campsite and play it safe. Both of your vehicles are considered campers, (Dah)398Views0likes0CommentsRe: camping policy at national parks
Most campgrounds we have stayed in, private, state, or National Parks all says one RV per sight. Some say two vehicles which they are meaning a toad or separate car or truck. Your two truck campers is considered a camper (RV) just as two class B or camper vans would be. This goes back to common sense. Now I will say a lot of state parks have double camping sights for families or friends traveling together. They can camp side by side, but each of you have to pay for a separate sight even though they are together because thy are separate sights and hookups. Campers get no specials on tent sights weather you pay for a hookup or not. Some do let a RV and a tent stay on the same sights. Just my 2 cents.396Views0likes0CommentsRe: FT Rver urgent questions about La county regulations
Use some common sense I would think. As long as your on wheels with a engine that makes your home moveable. You would always be his guest because you are in your own separate residence and its movable. If not leave for a few weeks then come back. Just my 2 cents.385Views0likes0CommentsRe: CB radio vs. cell phone vs. HAM Radio
My choice is Ham. I am one and not only has it helped if no cell service for emergencies, but its also allot of fun and another way to meet other RVers along the road. You would really be surprise at how both hobbies are closely related. Good luck.619Views0likes0Comments
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