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JohnJD · 08-09-2018, 04:27 PM

Are there any towns in the N.East US that promote themselves as RV friendly?

IggyTech · 08-09-2018, 04:45 PM

Please tell us what is your definition of RV Friendly.

I don not know any town that proclaims this.

TonyMac · 08-09-2018, 04:51 PM

If you want to camp on the street with your sewer hose in the storm sewer, may I suggest most of Detroit, parts of LA, and alot of Chicago. What do you mean by RV Friendly?

mobilemike · 08-09-2018, 10:13 PM

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Originally Posted by TonyMac

If you want to camp on the street with your sewer hose in the storm sewer, may I suggest most of Detroit, parts of LA, and alot of Chicago. What do you mean by RV Friendly?

Add Portland Oregon where you can park nose to tail with 15 other rigs and share meth cooking recipes.

Oh!, and the Mayor has a "dont bother the zombie RVs" policy with the police so you can stay there as long as you like.

Rickho · 08-10-2018, 12:34 AM

I don’t know what your definition of RV friendly is but Gettysburg, Pa has as many RV CG’s as they do residents. That’s a bit exaggerated but there are many CG’s throughout the area there. 4 that I know of offhand in the Gettysburg area and several additional close CG’s in Virginia and Maryland. A couple of Wally Worlds in the area as well. I’ve been to several and they are well keep CG’s with lots to see and do. The area has a rich civil war history, lots of antique shops, historic tours, fresh water fishing, and restaurants. Route 97, route 70, and route 15 are major RV travel corridors. The town itself can be a tight squeeze ( nothing to the point of white knuckle driving, just a busy town) to go through and I’ve had my 30 ft trailer through there many times.

JohnJD · 08-10-2018, 07:33 AM

[QUOTE=IggyTech;4338748]Please tell us what is your definition of RV Friendly.

Happy to have you parked where your RV can be seen downtown. Not freaking out that you are taking TWO parking spaces. Let you park anywhere on your own land forever.

JohnJD · 08-10-2018, 07:37 AM

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Originally Posted by TonyMac

If you want to camp on the street with your sewer hose in the storm sewer, may I suggest most of Detroit, parts of LA, and alot of Chicago. What do you mean by RV Friendly?

By N.East I meant the New England area. And yes having a dumping station would be nice.