Where can you park Pop ups?

[ComfortCamper]

We prefer the KOA sites. Many in smaller towns are not Crowded and with KOA you always know what to expect and what you can rely on. We enjoy having the option of a "general store" and clean restroom/shower facilities which we've always found with KOA';s.

[bross299]

The wife an I use a very small TAOS popup..It has an A/C unit, but for the type of camping we do, in primitive 'not improved' areas it is useless since it requires a 30A 110V connection. We live near the Cherokee National Forrest and spend many weekends at either Big Creek trailhead or Forest Rd. 21 in Polk County TN. We have never had a problem setting it in any reasonable ' pullover'. Use your head and don't block a road or trail, and be courteous...You'll do fine and have fun!

[rdowns]

I love the KOA sites. Our family went to South Dakota and Colorado a few years ago and had good success using them on a nightly basis. There was only one site that I wouldn't go back to and that was only because it was a older facility and needed to be upgraded. The people were great. I have also stayed at primitive sites here in East Tennessee using everything from tents, pop-ups, and the 26' camper we use now. By and large (not always) the campers in the campgrounds are some of the best people you will ever meet.

[Yogi]

That's how we like to play it too. We have no children in school, so we have the flexibility to avoid going during peak times.