I think the "ideal length" is just long enough to hold the furnishings and stuff you decided you must have in your RV. I wouldn't cut it short just because somebody else yhinks there are parks you may not get into. That's true, of course, but its true for any size you might choose. I know of some neat places that are difficult to access with a 25 footer, let alone 45 ft. Every foot you add restricts your choice of sites a bit more, and every foot you add gives you some interior living space that adds to enjoyment. Yet no matter how big the rig gets, you can still find campgrounds that can accommodate you.
My advice is: don't worry about the length - buy what suits your lifestyle needs.
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Gary Brinck
Former owner of 2004 American Tradition
Home is in the Ocala Nat'l Forest near Ocala, FL
Summers in Black Mountain, NC
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