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***QUESTION IS IN THE POST***

  • YES, 10 minutes is ok!

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Back40LRR

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Hey everyone! My name is Alex and I am new to these forums. I hope everyone is having a great day and getting ready for the weekend!

I want to keep this as short as possible.

I am designing a small (designed for large rig comforts) RV retreat stop along an interstate corridor. I am wanting to collect as much data as possible before I commit to my design.

Id like to ask everyone this question, Class A with toad all the way down to truck bed top.

----->>> QUESTION- Are you willing to drive 10 minutes off of an interstate corridor to stay for overnight/weekend stops if the RV destination offers extra comforts at a higher rate? Such as,

- not having to disconnect your toad or back up
- 55 foot centering between sites
- very little to no light pollution
- very little noise

Id love to hear anyones opinion! Every piece of true information I can gather will help me determine if my design will sink or swim!
There would be nothing better than to share a piece of my land with fellow travelers and to give them their own personal piece of Arkansas...even if its only for a few hours. :)

(I do not use AI or spell check, so bash me at your pleasure.)

Thanks everyone for their time!

Alex J
 
@alexj We have a commercial member who asked a similar question a few years ago, and it developed into 100's of pages. I suggest you join as a commercial member and ask your question again.
 

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