Look what pulled up to the neighbor's yard sale!

[mike.t]

Many feel the the same. There are a lot of nice 10 years and more out there. Should be up to the discretion of the host/owner/management.

[ToniandSal]

Thanks for rotating my pics. I just couldn't edit them! So frustrating!
I was standing in my front garden about 15 feet away from the "gypsy beach camper". The wood door was in good view. It wasn't bifold doors. But, it was unique!!

[ToniandSal]

Originally Posted by mike.t

Many feel the the same. There are a lot of nice 10 years and more out there. Should be up to the discretion of the host/owner/management.

My next door neighbor (yard sale today) have a very vintage c. 1970 TT. They exclusively beach camp here in So. CA with their 2 sons. Hey, their trailer isn't beautiful, but the owners are wonderful people. They don't even bring their dogs because I help check in on them at home. The 10 year rule is probably for private parks. I personally don't think it guarantees clasdy people, just newer RVs.

[BandJCarm]

Originally Posted by heron2000

i hate the camp grounds that have the 10 year rule - i was a vintage trailer camper for years (1969 Aristocrat LandCommander)

I better not ever get asked that. If I ever do, my answer is "Well, how old is your campground?"...........

[FricNFrac]

Originally Posted by heron2000

i hate the camp grounds that have the 10 year rule - i was a vintage trailer camper for years (1969 Aristocrat LandCommander)

My mom and dad had that same trailer, it had a plaque on the back that said "your following an aristocrat" Our tow vehicle was a '49 studabaker PU, lol. That brings back some memories!


Shaun & Michelle
2016 Sunseeker 3010DSF

[mike.t]

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