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Traveling the east coast in a ctc
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Tue Sep 04, 2012 3:21 pmby sullyandsons
What camp ground have you camped in that do not make you have a RVIA sticker from key west to PA any input would be great want to hook up to electric
Thanks
Re: Traveling the east coast in a ctc
Posted:
Tue Sep 04, 2012 5:31 pmby pete42
I have never in the past 50 years of camping ever been ask for such a requirement.
I have camped coast to coast and border to border.
have you run into this problem?
pete
Re: Traveling the east coast in a ctc
Posted:
Sun Sep 09, 2012 3:38 pmby k1hog
We have camped in some high end rv parks, no one has has ever said a word or even asked, of course that does not mean they want.
Johnnie
Re: Traveling the east coast in a ctc
Posted:
Sun Sep 09, 2012 4:33 pmby b.bodemer
I have camped in both private and state campgrounds and it has never come up.
Barb
Re: Traveling the east coast in a ctc
Posted:
Sun Sep 09, 2012 5:53 pmby wtcreaux
Maybe the unspoken question is - which parks are you staying at that DO require it??
Re: Traveling the east coast in a ctc
Posted:
Wed Sep 12, 2012 5:14 pmby GarArnett
Back in 2009 I had trouble finding a campsite in Jacksonville, Fl. At the time my set up was a cargo trailer that had cargo, and I was sleeping in the bed of the truck with a carpeted bed and cab high toppper cover (fiberglass, color matched). I was turned away from a state campground and a private campground before I just went to a roach motel (nasty rodeway inn - not all are bad, in Asheville they are nice). I was told at all locations I had to have a proper RV.
It is the only time I have ever had a problem camping anywhere.