Jun-16-2017 01:38 PM
Jun-24-2017 08:51 AM
moresmoke wrote:
I have a tt that is 29' overall. Some of the NW Minnesota parks can be tight. At least the spots that are available by the time I look to book them. But the you also have to consider the tow vehicle. Some sites would be easier to get into if I didn't have a crew cab long (8') box.
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Jun-21-2017 04:35 PM
BarneyS wrote:
We have had our 30 footer for almost 13 years and in our travels around the country have never had a single problem finding a campsite to fit into. Have to be careful in some of the parks roads however. Some turns are really tight with trees close to the road, however we still made it around but took some "doing" in a couple of instances.
Barney
Jun-21-2017 04:34 PM
arosenau wrote:
We are moving up from our popup and want to get a Travel Trailer. We are considering a 30' trailer but i'm a little hesitant that it might be too long in state and county parks. Can anyone comment on this? We would mainly be camping in the midwest, (Minnesota, Dakotas, Wisconsin) I'm not too worried about pulling it down the road, I pull my 24 foot snowmobile trailer just fine, its just getting it in the park and positioned in its spot that worries me.
Thanks for your input.
Jun-21-2017 03:56 PM
BarneyS wrote:
We have had our 30 footer for almost 13 years and in our travels around the country have never had a single problem finding a campsite to fit into. Have to be careful in some of the parks roads however. Some turns are really tight with trees close to the road, however we still made it around but took some "doing" in a couple of instances.
Barney
Jun-17-2017 07:29 AM
Jun-17-2017 07:05 AM
ScottG wrote:
Since we don't know where you are, it's hard to say.
30 feet would only keep you out of a very few sites in Washington. Probably less than 5%.
To that end, we just bought a 34'.
Jun-17-2017 06:40 AM