Q. Where can I stay in the motorhome?

A. There are approximately 16,000 campgrounds in the U.S. half of which are private and the rest which are in national and state parks and forests. Sites can be found outside major cities, in rural areas, and near popular attractions.

Q. What facilities will I find at campgrounds?

A. Campground facilities vary greatly dependant on many factors, however a partial list of facilities commonly found at many campgrounds would include: electric, water, and sewage hook-ups, washing machines and dryers, swimming pools, recreation rooms, playgrounds, and on-site convenience stores.

Q. How much can I expect to pay per night for a campsite?

A. Campground rates vary based upon time of year, facilities, and location. Based upon these criteria you can expect to pay between $10 and $50 per night.

Q. If I decide to stay at a campground without connections for sewage, water, and electricity how will this affect me?

A. You can use your generator for electricity. However you will need to periodically find a sewage dump station to empty your holding tanks. You will also need to periodically find a source of potable water so you can refill your drinking water tanks.

Q. Is it necessary to make reservations for campsites at campgrounds?

A. In some seasons and at some locations it may be necessary to make advance reservations. This is especially true during high season travel and at very popular tourist destinations.

Q. Are there any size restrictions at campgrounds?

A. Some campgrounds may not allow motorhomes greater than twenty-five feet in length. Please check in a campground guide or contact the campground in advance if you have any questions.

Q. Do you provide any campground guides and or maps?

A. Yes we provide a Rand McNally Road Atlas, KOA Kampground Directory, Trailer Life Campground Guide, and a California RV and Camping Guide.

Q. Is it possible to camp in the wild?

A. Yes. However we do not recommend it for security reasons.