Hello,
All the people that own a aspen or bunkhouse, i have a question for you. When you go camping with it, can you park it and use
it on a tent site, since it is part tent. r does the campground want you to go on a RV site.
Thanks, Lois
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Hello,
All the people that own a aspen or bunkhouse, i have a question for you. When you go camping with it, can you park it and use
it on a tent site, since it is part tent. r does the campground want you to go on a RV site.
Thanks, Lois
I would think RV, because aren't they considered pop ups?
for our Bunkhouse. An RV site has potable water and sewer hookups... our Bunkhouse doesn't have those...
Jim
When I towed a camp trailer behind my motorcycle I always used a tent site. I was never asked if I wanted an RV site.
I know now that the Bunkhouse doesn't have potable water and sewer hookups. Some motorcycle tent trailers have openings where an a/c can be mounted. But I'd be curious to know whether any motorcycle tent trailer has potable water, electrical, and sewer connections.Quote:
Originally Posted by BigGuy66
Depends on what's available and what you want/need. If a tent site is available near showers, and the campground manager is willing, and 110 volt power is available close by, that's what I'll use. If an RV site is the only spot available, then that's what I use. There is no hard and fast rule or practice. But generally speaking, a m/c pull behind tent trailer will be allowed on tent spots because of it's smaller size and lower weight.Quote:
Originally Posted by lois35
I use a CPAP machine so if I'm going to be in one place for more than three days I like to connect to power. Up to three days I can get by with my deep cycle battery quite well.
http://www.motocampers.com/ is a good resource for motorcycle trailers, including campers. Lots of good info over there.
The site that you use; depends upon the services that you need. If you needed:
Water, Electric, Sewer hook-ups, or Cable T.V.: you'd ask for an RV site.
Otherwise: it's a tent site that best suits your needs. :thumbup:
I always asked for a tent site with electricity. Some places don't have electric at the tent sites, or not at all of them. I used a long outdoor-type extension cord so I could charge devices, etc. in the camper.
I have used both. On a RV site, the business usually lets a friend set up their tent or another tent trailer for free since two easily fit into a site. I like having water and elect to use a small heater if it gets cold
I have towed a trailer all over the USA and Canada and always used the tent site
unless for some reason we wanted elect. then we use d the RV sites but in well
over 100,000 miles hauling a trailer around I could count on one hand the times we used an RV site
It all depends on the campground and what they consider a tent site. Some tent-only sites are set back from the road so you wouldn't be able to park the trailer at the site. Some tent-only sites have a 'platform' for the tent, which you're not going to be able to use with your rig, but typically the tent site parking is big enough to accommodate your small rig.Quote:
Originally Posted by lois35
Some sites have full hookup and you would be wasting your money paying for services you're not using, but you're not required to use them unless you want to (or there's no other sites available).
Private campgrounds are usually geared for RV's, providing the space and utilities required by bigger rigs, but typically have smaller 'tent' sites available that would accommodate your small rig (they're in the business of renting out spaces; they don't really care what you have as long as it 'fits' in the designated space).
It depends on the campground, I have had some let me setup in a RV site and charged me for a tent site and some charge me full price. We usually ask for a tent site with power and water . When we were at the Red Rock Rally last year we camped in a high-end RV Park and they charged us less than they did the big coaches. I like having the power and water handy as we also cook our breakfast and supper and eat out at lunch.
I always use campsites with water and electric since i had a a/c unit liked my water close to me had a porta potty in the trl bought at bass pro 3 leggs with bags and chems folds up,nice not to have to go out in the middle of the night tripping over rings of fire etc. Also had electric blanket with dual controls always stayed warm also plugged in a small heater, dragged the bunkhouse 50000 plus miles; Enjoy