We have a 2013 Jay Flight 22FB. When I make reservations for a campsite and am asked what is the length of my TT should I answer 22 feet (the length of the camping shell) or 26 feet (the length of the entire unit including the hitch)?
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Been wondering the same thing as many state parks in California require under 30'. Planning to upgrade to either a 26BHS or 29QBS from my Pacific Coachworks Tango 21UL.
I had the same question and called a local state park campground. They wanted the total length of the trailer, from hitch to spare tire. This is to make sure you will fit on various sites, some have clear areas that are smaller due to trees, rocks, etc.
Go a couple feet more. Tell them 28ft. Assures a big enough spot. If you tell them 26, they may put you in a spot for..let's say...20-26 footers. And you may have problems. I always pad it a couple extra feet.
Been wondering the same thing as many state parks in California require under 30'. Planning to upgrade to either a 26BHS or 29QBS from my Pacific Coachworks Tango 21UL.
For California State Parks, here is their page on RV length - this is determined by the access roads, height issues, campsite 'plot', and ability to park the TV (so it is 100% on the pad only): Maximum Trailer and RV Lengths
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2015 White Hawk 25BHS w/Outdoor Kitchen
2015 GMC Sierra SLT 2500HD Z71/4x4 Duramax
Son's 2016 Ford F-150 Lariat SuperCrew 4x4 + gifted 1984 Coleman Sequoia Tent Trailer
For California State Parks, here is their page on RV length - this is determined by the access roads, height issues, campsite 'plot', and ability to park the TV (so it is 100% on the pad only): Maximum Trailer and RV Lengths
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