Big Rigs and RV Parks

[Gary521]

Exactly. I think a good chunk of the parks I have been in lately, I can't park in front or in back.

The only place that I can recall where total length was an issue was going through a tunnel in Zion National Park. If your trailer and tow rig did not fit between the marked lines on the road, Sorry, no go through the tunnel.

 

[chiefneon]

Howdy!

We've been fulltiming for several years and never gave it a lot of thought to where we would fit into. But last year we purchased our new Cyclone 4000 which is 44' long and 13'6" tall and towed but a MDT total lenght 64'. I now have to do more research into places we stay at along the way. Backing the RV is not a problem if the sit is not to confining and preferred at times to pullthroughs. As stated before its not he low bridges I worry about my GPS takes care of that, its the trees that will get you and RV parks are sometimes bad about triming trees. I use a couple of websites to do research on places to stay rvparkreviews.com, hhrvcampgrounds.com (Heavy Duty Campgrounds for HTD's) I also use Google map earth to have a overview of the RV park/campground to see the roads, truns, tress etc...

http://www.hhrvcampgrounds.com/
http://www.rvparkreviews.com/

"Happy Trails"
Chiefneon