Class A over 10 yrs old

[Solo_RV_Guy]

Originally Posted by MikeA57

For Crown outloud, you gotta be kidding me! I'm looking for an older class and in my price range they all seem to be about 15-20 yrs old. But I'm pretty sure I wouldn't have any issue at a State or National Park, would I?

No. Public facilities do not have age requirements that I have experienced.

[momcat]

I have had to send a current picture of my bus when I made a Reservation. The Rv Park always emailed right back and said "No Problem." They explained that they didn't want any unkept, or junkie looking coaches in their park. It's their park, so it's their rule. I see alot of older coaches that really look better kept than a lot newer ones. I f my Bus is not good enough for some over priced RV Park, I don't want to spend my money their anyway. That is my rule. MOMCAT

[autotrix]

Originally Posted by MikeA57

Fer Cryin out loud, you gotta be kidding me! I'm looking for an older class A and in my price range they all seem to be about 15-20 yrs old. But I'm pretty sure I wouldn't have any issue at a State or National Park, would I?

No, you won't have any issue at 99% of any park. State and National parks don't have any rules like this at all.

I only come across it staying at "resort" like places on the coast of Texas and Florida or areas like Lake Tahoe.

We camp those areas often so it's yearly for me somehow. Easily avoided though if you want.

[righellis]

Originally Posted by MikeA57

Fer Cryin out loud, you gotta be kidding me! I'm looking for an older class A and in my price range they all seem to be about 15-20 yrs old. But I'm pretty sure I wouldn't have any issue at a State or National Park, would I?

Parks no, RV Resorts is where the issue can arise. I have had to answer questions or send pics to about five of the last 60 places we have stayed; all of which were where the space are individually owned.