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I had heard before about some RV parks implementing age restrictions and not accepting anything older than some arbitrary date, but had not ever encountered such restrictions. The consensis seemed to be that these practices were limited to "resort" like parks. Well we are full timing in Loveland Colorado, and our trailerhood now has a "nothing older than 1995" policy. This place is no resort, and we are grandfathered in. But if we wanted to come here today it would not be possible. Hopefully this won't become an epidemic.

I've never been turned away but I've been asked how old my bus is and I tell them a couple of years, most of them don't have any idea, even with the historic plates on it.

we winter in a high end resort with a 10 yr limit--but if it is clean and well kept they say it's Ok..saw a 4104 there this winter..good looking coach..we use a 89..soon to be 98 but still to old by rules...If you show up with goats and chickens I would say NO..Bob

Quote from: robertglines1 on September 15, 2010, 09:01:57 AM
we winter in a high end resort with a 10 yr limit--but if it is clean and well kept they say it's Ok..saw a 4104 there this winter..good looking coach..we use a 89..soon to be 98 but still to old by rules...If you show up with goats and chickens I would say NO..Bob

What? You don't like mutton & eggs for breakfast Bob? ;)
;D  BK  ;D

Gator bait--on Oklawhana river..love food not the poop

My age is always when it was worked on last.  Always a work in progress
Jack

been in parks where you yourself had to be 55

Quote from: JWallin on September 15, 2010, 08:06:44 AM
Well we are full timing in Loveland Colorado...

My Mom graduated from Loveland High, and my wife and I were married at Good Shepherd Church on the North side of Loveland just 30 years ago! Mr. Henry Cross, a dear trailer park manager was one of our witnesses! (He has graduated to Heaven now.) We get up there ever 2 or 3 years. Will look you up!