I never knew about all the free options at parks! Not sure if you know this, but I wonder if they are also Tiny House friendly as they are slightly different than RV’s but so similar!
If it is publicly owned (state and national parks) my understanding is that they cannot limit you based on the type of vehicle you’re staying in so tiny houses would be a-ok! Private RV parks are where it gets tricky and we simply tried to avoid them. Honestly, they weren’t as much fun for us as the boondocking and park sites.
Mostly on the west coast but some of the back woods boondock-y places had low clearances that might make it tough to get into. You can usually read about any of those things on the reviews though.
I never knew about all the free options at parks! Not sure if you know this, but I wonder if they are also Tiny House friendly as they are slightly different than RV’s but so similar!
If it is publicly owned (state and national parks) my understanding is that they cannot limit you based on the type of vehicle you’re staying in so tiny houses would be a-ok! Private RV parks are where it gets tricky and we simply tried to avoid them. Honestly, they weren’t as much fun for us as the boondocking and park sites.
Mostly on the west coast but some of the back woods boondock-y places had low clearances that might make it tough to get into. You can usually read about any of those things on the reviews though.