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RockyMtnRay · 07-07-2004, 09:36 AM

For State Park and Forest Service campground reservations (I avoid commercial "RV Parks" like the plague: blech, ptui, ptui :P), I use the actual open length (23 feet for my 2720SL) as the length of the trailer when filling out the reservation form. These reservations consider the TV and trailer as separate entities...I've found the sites in these public campgrounds are almost always spacious in width (quarter acre to over an acre each) so the TV can usually go alongside the trailer or be angle parked in front of it. The parking areas aren't always very deep though and are often limited to 30 feet or less. By specifying a shorter length, I can often get access to primo campsites that can't be used by longer RVs.

07-07-2004, 09:36 AM	#5
RockyMtnRay TrailManor Master Join Date: Jul 2001 Location: Colorado Springs, CO Posts: 816	Re:Reserving campground sites For State Park and Forest Service campground reservations (I avoid commercial "RV Parks" like the plague: blech, ptui, ptui :P), I use the actual open length (23 feet for my 2720SL) as the length of the trailer when filling out the reservation form. These reservations consider the TV and trailer as separate entities...I've found the sites in these public campgrounds are almost always spacious in width (quarter acre to over an acre each) so the TV can usually go alongside the trailer or be angle parked in front of it. The parking areas aren't always very deep though and are often limited to 30 feet or less. By specifying a shorter length, I can often get access to primo campsites that can't be used by longer RVs.