We have been full timing for 8 years. Our first motorhome was 33 ft. and our second was 38 ft. with two slides. Never had a problem with finding a campground for either of them. Two years ago we purchased a Tiffin Allegro Bus that is 43 ft. with 4 slides. While we love the spacious feel additional benefits of the longer coach (residential refrigerator, extra roominess in the bath area) we have encountered many more campgrounds that cannot accommodate our length, including many state parks.
So you have to consider the trade-offs and determine how you use your motorhome and how important space is to you. When we made the change we knew we wanted extra room for when our grandchildren wanted to stay in "their" motorhome. So, in spite of the need to plan ahead more for campground stays, we are loving having the extra space.
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I have a 40 foot Motorhome and pull a 27 foot (towng to end). I also carry my bike and car plus tools in it. Have you ever had problems with length limits in pulling thru a State with lower legal limits?
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I have a 40 foot Motorhome and pull a 27 foot (towng to end). I also carry my bike and car plus tools in it. Have you ever had problems with length limits in pulling thru a State with lower legal limits?