Hi everyone,
My husband and I bought our trailer about a month ago, and it still needs quite a lot of work. We're currently staying with his very kind parents while we do it up, but they've received a complaint about it, and we need to move. We're planning to full-time in the trailer, so we don't have our own home to park it at. Does anyone have any advice about the kinds of places we could park up and still work on it? Would this be permissible at an RV park, or are there rules against it? We could try to find a nearly empty one so we'd be less disruptive -- I know there are lots of underused parks near here. Obviously we'll need access to power for our tools, but at a push we could use a generator for that.
We're in California, just outside of Los Angeles, in case that helps. Would be really grateful for any advice, or to hear from anyone else who's found themselves in a similar situation...
Thanks!
My husband and I bought our trailer about a month ago, and it still needs quite a lot of work. We're currently staying with his very kind parents while we do it up, but they've received a complaint about it, and we need to move. We're planning to full-time in the trailer, so we don't have our own home to park it at. Does anyone have any advice about the kinds of places we could park up and still work on it? Would this be permissible at an RV park, or are there rules against it? We could try to find a nearly empty one so we'd be less disruptive -- I know there are lots of underused parks near here. Obviously we'll need access to power for our tools, but at a push we could use a generator for that.
We're in California, just outside of Los Angeles, in case that helps. Would be really grateful for any advice, or to hear from anyone else who's found themselves in a similar situation...
Thanks!
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