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**B_and_D** · 07-06-2004, 07:27 PM

We had the same thing happen to us the last time we went "camping". Actually is was a really developed RV park. The site they assigned was so small, and people were parked across the street, it would have been really hard to get in there. We asked for a bigger site, and luckily they had one.

In the future, I guess it's going to depend on where we're heading. If we know that we'll be lucky to get a site (like in our State Parks here) I'll say the minimum that we can fit in. If it wil be in a larger RV type park, I'll say that we need a longer site! Trees are always a challenge.

I've heard others recommend getting those 2-way radios so the person parking the trailer can communicate with the person who is spotting. My husband sometimes doesn't understand what I'm signaling, but we've gotten better at it.

07-06-2004, 07:27 PM	#3
B_and_D Site Sponsor Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: Santa Cruz County, CA Posts: 2,405	Re:Reserving campground sites We had the same thing happen to us the last time we went "camping". Actually is was a really developed RV park. The site they assigned was so small, and people were parked across the street, it would have been really hard to get in there. We asked for a bigger site, and luckily they had one. In the future, I guess it's going to depend on where we're heading. If we know that we'll be lucky to get a site (like in our State Parks here) I'll say the minimum that we can fit in. If it wil be in a larger RV type park, I'll say that we need a longer site! Trees are always a challenge. I've heard others recommend getting those 2-way radios so the person parking the trailer can communicate with the person who is spotting. My husband sometimes doesn't understand what I'm signaling, but we've gotten better at it.