Leaving rig while flying home

[Ready2gonow]

We will be flying home from Denver and was wondering if anyone had suggestions on a campground to leave our 5th wheel while gone.

[skigramp]

Does it have to be a campground ... what about long term parking near the airport ...

[Ready2gonow]

I don't think we want to leave it at the long term parking, using propane to keep the refrigerator going. I've almost talked myself into leaving the rig at a campground. We are still in the "thinking" stage.

[wa8yxm]

Well Thousand Trails has two campgrounds in Co, but I don't know how close to Denver, MOST TT parks have open storage somewhere on site, rates are not all that bad.

You might also check truck warehouses, some of them may have storage.

And of course the police impound lots in the area, They have some security but alas, not as much as I'd like to see.

Finally.. Yellow pages (I don't know if it's yellowpages or yp .com)

[Luckiest Dre]

I have no info about Denver area, however we have left ours at several over the years and have been gone from it for as long as several months. When we left it for months we found a self storage lot and stored it as we would when doing winter storage. When we used the campgrounds, we found that almost all had a short term area for that purpose. I cannot think of any af them that had hookups in those areas. If you want to leave it hooked up my guess would be that you may be able to negotiate a reduced deal with the management and leave it on the site if they tend to never be completely full. Most parks seem to have those few spots that are rarely used and you might be able to deal with them for one of those.

[skigramp]

This site may be useful to you

Golden RV Parks

[Ready2gonow]

Thank you for the responses. We have found an individual in Denver who will allow us to park on their property (for the price of dinner ) and another who has an extra refrigerator for our cold food items. I think I've found my solution!